A.G. GancarskiApril 10, 2020
4min863
First the staff. Then the inmates.
Tag: The GEO Group
A.G. GancarskiApril 10, 2020
Ryan NicolApril 15, 2019
3min420
Jones also showed $42,000 in spending that same month.
Scott PowersApril 15, 2019
5min1796
Sixteen entities donated $100,000 to parties and candidate in the first quarter.
Scott PowersApril 11, 2019
4min662
The Florida Democratic Party, meantime, reported $895,055.
A.G. GancarskiJuly 13, 2018
2min455
Just before the end of candidate qualifying, incumbent state Rep. Kim Daniels drew a primary challenge for her House District 14 seat from Duval County School Board chair Paula Wright. Daniels, a first-term lawmaker from Jacksonville, answered the challenge with her best fundraising of the cycle in the two weeks between June 22 and July 6: $26,412, bringing […]
Drew WilsonMay 25, 2018
4min447
New compensation reports put Johnson & Blanton just outside of the top-10 in legislative lobbying pay during the first three months of 2018. The seven-member team headed up by Jon Johnson and Travis Blanton received between $750,000 and $1.5 million from its 79 principals in Q1, with the median earnings estimate clocking in at $1.25 […]
Ana CeballosMarch 1, 2018
2min847
Private-prison giant GEO Group wants $4 million in taxpayer money to pay for correctional officers’ salaries at seven of its state-contracted facilities — but the House won’t budge. The House’s top criminal justice budget-writer, state Rep. Bill Hager, said his chamber has taken the stance to zero out the private prison’s request because the Florida-based […]
Associated PressFebruary 13, 2017
1min210
Florida Gov. Rick Scott‘s big party in Washington D.C. to celebrate the inauguration of President Donald Trump cost at least $600,000, according to campaign finance records. Scott and First Lady Ann Scott in January hosted the Florida Sunshine Ball at the Andrew W. Mellon Auditorium two days before Trump’s inauguration. Free tickets to the ball […]
A.G. GancarskiDecember 23, 2016
8min484
Just as a cat has multiple lives, so too does Sam Shiver, who will be employed in the 4th Circuit Public Defender’s office once Charlie Cofer takes over in January. Shiver was first introduced to Florida Politics readers in December 2015, when he confirmed that Matt Shirk would be running for re-election. Cofer told us that he had heard Shiver […]
Peter SchorschJuly 18, 2016
6min432
Last week, the Miami Herald’s Mary Ellen Klas reported Florida’s sugar industry has spent a “whopping” $57.8 million over the last 22 years on political campaign contributions. This number sounds huge. But to those actively involved in Florida’s political process, the number is not so whopping when you’re plying your trade as a health care, theme park/entertainment, […]