Updated: 2:12 PM Associated Industries of Florida Political Action Committee (AIFPAC) is pleased to announce it has endorsed several candidates running for the Florida Senate and House.
Posted: 10:17 AM In courthouses across Florida, shelves are lined with bulging files of legal documents, but changes by the Florida Supreme Court may lead to paper court files going the way of phone books and faxes in the increasingly e-world.
Posted: 10:10 AM U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson clings to a narrow 43-39 percent lead over Republican Connie Mack in a new poll on the state's U.S. Senate race, while Mack would run away with the GOP nomination if the election were today.
Posted: 9:56 PM Judges hear arguments on changes to voting law.
Updated: 8:55 PM Mark Schlakman is latests Democrat to announce his candidacy for U.S. Representative ni the 2nd Congressional District.
Posted: 4:11 PM President Barack Obama holds a small lead over Republican challenger Mitt Romney among Florida voters in a new poll.
Posted: 10:38 AM Gov. Rick Scott explains how he can say that he wants Florida's higher education to be the most affordable in the nation after signing a budget that cuts higher ed funding by $300 million.
Posted: 9:33 AM After telling citrus growers last week he wouldn't push an E-Verify proposal in the Legislature, Gov. Rick Scott said such a system is needed nationally for employers to check workers' immigration status.
Posted: 9:23 AM Following months of investigation culminating in 33,000 pages of documents, the Florida Department of Law Enforcement cleared Gov. Rick Scott and members of his transition team for emails that went missing shortly after Scott took office.
Posted: 6:13 AM Florida governor softening stance on E-Verify
Updated: 6:10 AM Florida investigation calls email deletions oversight
Updated: 11:27 PM Lacking funds and lagging in the polls, Republican George LeMieux on Wednesday dropped his bid for the party's nomination for the U.S. Senate and urged his party to rally behind his opponent, Congressman Connie Mack.
Posted: 2:42 PM Gov. Rick Scott's effort to remove non-citizens from voter rolls and the state's stand your ground self defense law are both overwhelmingly supported by most Florida voters, a poll shows.
Posted: 1:53 PM The Big Bend Chapter of the Florida Police Benevolent Association announced its political endorsements for the Big Bend area.
Posted: 1:28 PM Republican Candidate Bradley Maxwell today announced he received the endorsement of the Florida Medical Association (FMA) for Florida House District 9, which includes Leon County.
Posted: 12:56 PM A new poll of Florida voters shows 60% in favor of Governor Rick Scott's effort to purge potential non-citizens from the state's voter rolls.
Updated: 9:36 AM Florida Sen. Marco Rubio isn't shedding much light on Mitt Romney's search for a running mate even after the Republican presidential candidate said his campaign was checking out Rubio.
Posted: 4:38 AM Florida to feds: Let us check names on database
Posted: 9:07 PM Mitt Romney says he thinks he can win Michigan -- and that if he does, he'll win the presidency.
Posted: 7:36 PM Lobbyists are known to shower officials with lavish gifts like overseas trips, coastal golf outings and four-star hotels.
Updated: 3:00 PM A judge in Tallahassee is considering whether to dismiss a ballot challenge alleging President Barack Obama is not a "natural born citizen."
Posted: 11:12 AM Congressional Republicans intend to seek quick repeal of any parts of the health care law that survive a widely anticipated Supreme Court ruling, but don't plan to push replacement measures until after the fall elections or perhaps 2013.
Posted: 4:21 PM A Michigan lawmaker barred from speaking in the state House after she used the word "vagina" during a debate on an anti-abortion bill will participate in a performance of the Tony Award-winning play, "The Vagina Monologues," on the state Capitol steps.
Posted: 12:42 AM Chances are you've heard the name 'Connie Mack'. It's a famous one, with roots in Major League Baseball and, then, in Florida politics. In August, Connie Mack will appear on the ballot again, but the man behind the name may not be the familiar face you're thinking of.
