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The Abandoned Florida Project
Incumbent Yvette Benarroch eyes second term in District 81
Latino support for GOP's Byron Donalds in doubt for Florida governor's race
As early voting begins, North Miami mayor is disqualified from ballot. Here's why
Early voting starts today in several South Florida counties
Leaked Grand Jury Report on $10M Medicaid Diversion Jolts Florida Campaigns
Florida has 13.7 million registered voters for midterm elections with Republicans leading Democrats by 1.5 million
Democratic campaign event sparks "socialism" uproar at Miami Cuban bakery
Florida House District 9 voter guide to 2026 election
Steve Doocy speaks with Florida voters as early voting kicks off
Trump set for another Palm Beach visit, advisories show
GOP lawmakers warn of impeachment if Democrats flip the House
GOP's Donalds, Moody push culture war, anti-socialism message
With the Florida governor's race effectively tied and early voting underway, Democratic nominee David Jolly is making opposition to data centers a closing argument of his campaign, betting widespread voter resistance to the projects can end Republicans' 30-year hold on the governor's mansion.
Ryan Elijah, a Republican, and Bale Dalton, a Democrat, face off next month in the race for the District 7 seat in Congress, a Central Florida district that leans red but experts say could vote either way this year.
No Kings' protesters gathered along State Road 100 near Belle Terre Parkway in Palm Coast on Oct. 17, 2026, as part of the "No Kings: Vote Early" demonstrations across the nation
The following is the transcript of the interview with Florida Democratic Senate candidate Angie Nixon that aired on "Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan" on Oct. 18, 2026.
Democrat Angie Nixon is drawing national support after an upset primary win, as she prepares to face Republican Ashley Moody in Florida’s Senate race.
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