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Malaise over gasoline prices and the rising cost of just about everything else may translate into voter discontent during Tuesday's primaries. But one political scientist says maybe not as much as in other parts of the country.
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The Democratic U.S. Senate candidate criticized Moody, who was Florida attorney general at the time, over her office’s role in the Hope Florida scandal.
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The survey also shows Byron Donalds leading David Jolly by 5 points, 46%-41%, in the race for Florida governor.
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At the center of the dispute is a legal concept known as viewpoint discrimination, a doctrine that generally prevents government entities from allowing some viewpoints while excluding others.
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Republican Sens. Rick Scott and Ashley Moody joined Democrat Charlie Crist and other officials, Jewish leaders and Holocaust survivors to protest TSA's decision to book the rapper at the publicly owned stadium.
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It’s qualifying week for Florida’s U.S. Senate race. Candidates have until Friday at noon to file. But what's qualifying week?
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Vindman is seeking the Democrat nomination to run against Republican Sen. Ashley Moody. The winner of November's special election will finish the last two years of Marco Rubio's term.
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She’s running this November to keep the Senate seat that opened when President Donald Trump named Marco Rubio as secretary of state.
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Nixon, who represents a district in Jacksonville, said her decision to enter the 2026 election is based on “an affordability crisis that Florida's leadership has ignored for far too long.”
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Democratic Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand of New York and Republican Sen. Ashley Moody of Florida on Thursday are introducing a bill that would bar lawmakers and their spouses from trading or owning individual stocks.
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Jennifer Jenkins, a Democratic who garnered attention for defeating a future cofounder of Moms for Liberty, announces she running to replace Republican Sen. Ashley Moody, who was appointed by the governor.
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She is pushing for a new federal law that would require commercial truck drivers to prove U.S. residency and English proficiency before being issued a license.