Staff ReportsFebruary 1, 2020
68min2589
A sea of red blazers and a sign of girl power marked this week in Tallahassee.
Tag: session
Staff ReportsFebruary 1, 2020
Rosanne DunkelbergerJanuary 13, 2020
4min365
A deluge of work after a busy Christmas season because of the even-year early Session isn’t a particularly unique challenge.
Guest AuthorJanuary 13, 2020
7min619
We believe 2020 is a vital year.
Staff ReportsApril 30, 2019
2min602
Two of the largest line items are for universities.
Christine Jordan SextonApril 19, 2019
8min295
Oliva said he's 'encouraged' by the Senate's activity.
Rosanne DunkelbergerMarch 5, 2019
4min575
“Our business is word of mouth. Everybody knows where to call.”
Staff ReportsMarch 23, 2018
3min215
The Protect Tobacco Free Florida coalition is cheering the death of a proposed constitutional amendment that would have affected anti-smoking marketing efforts. “This positive outcome preserves Florida’s constitutional commitment to protect the health of Floridians by using Big Tobacco’s own money to tell the truth about the dangers of their products,” said the coalition’s statement, […]
Jim RosicaMarch 19, 2018
3min556
From A. Duda & Sons, Inc., to Zurich American Insurance Co., 44 pages’ worth of concerns now have registered to lobby the Constitution Revision Commission (CRC). The 37-member panel, which began meeting in Session Monday, convenes every 20 years to review and suggest changes to the state’s governing document. The list of “principals“ and of lobbyists (259 pages) […]
Staff ReportsJanuary 15, 2018
4min319
Legislation expanding workers’ rights is being pushed by a pro-free market, limited government spending watchdog this Session. Americans for Prosperity-Florida recently launched a new direct mail piece encouraging Florida voters to support recent bills that would require unions to hold regular elections and obtain 50 percent of their actively paying dues members in order to […]
Danny McAuliffeJanuary 9, 2018
5min301
Gov. Rick Scott laid out his ambitions — which included cutting taxes, addressing problems created by hurricanes Irma and Maria, and expanding victims’ rights, among other things — during the State of the State speech in the Capitol building on Tuesday, but not too far away, a different, more intimate crowd listened to an alternative […]
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