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Florida Supreme Court says state wrongly blocked Senate candidate from ballot
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Mayfield put on Senate ballot in unanimous Florida Supreme Court ruling
A state agency last week said Mayfield was not eligible to run for the Senate District 19 seat because of Florida's term limit rules
Florida Supreme Court backs Mayfield in ballot fight
The Florida Supreme Court on Thursday backed Rep. Debbie Mayfield in her bid to run in a special election for a Senate seat, ruling that state elections officials
You must request vote-by-mail ballots again in 2025 for special, local Florida elections
Don't forget, because of a law change in 2022, vote-by-mail ballot requests in Florida now expire every two years, instead of the previous four.
Mayfield: Not being on Senate election ballot would 'shake confidence of Florida voters'
Separately, two residents file legal briefs supporting state officials' view Mayfield is not qualified to run because of Florida's term limit rules.
Debbie Mayfield back on the State Senate ballot
Dara Kim, Senior Reporter with the News Service Of Florida, joined FOX 35's Garrett Wymer to break down Debbie Mayfield's candidacy for State Senate, her conversation with Mayfield after the Florida Supreme Court ruled her eligible to run,
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Florida Chamber poll: Voters support Gov. DeSantis’ effort to make it harder for special interests to put issues on the ballot
Efforts dating back years have continued to make it harder for anyone but the Legislature to put questions on the ballot.
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Florida GOP Maintains 1.18-Million Voter Registration Advantage Over Democrats
The Republican Party of Florida concluded January with a significant lead in voter registrations over its Democratic ...
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Take two: New petition aims to bring marijuana legalization back to Florida ballot
Not only did DeSantis lead a public campaign last fall to tank the marijuana amendment, and the abortion amendment, too, now ...
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Ricardo Negrón-Almodóvar: Florida’s vote-by-mail reset — what you need to know
Ricardo Negrón-Almodóvar is Florida Senior Campaign Manager at All Voting is Local. He specializes in voting and civil rights advocacy, focusing on language access and protecting voting rights.
New effort to put recreational cannabis back on Florida ballot in 2026
Almost 56% of voters, a majority, voted yes to Amendment 3 in November, saying they wanted to make recreational marijuana ...
Abolish property taxes? DeSantis endorses the idea and explains how it could be done in Florida
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis endorsed the idea of abolishing property taxes in Florida, noting that it could be accomplished via ...
Equality Florida raises a record-breaking $690,000 for LGBTQ+ advocacy
Drag queens Jade Embers and Gia Banks beamed with pride as they welcomed guests to Equality Florida’s sold-out Beyond the ...
Florida supervisors of elections offer $1,200 scholarships. Here's how to apply in Polk County
Florida supervisors of elections are offering offering $1,200 scholarships to college students, according to Polk Supervisor ...