Florida

Miami's suspended commissioner, Alex Diaz de la Portilla, is on the ballot in November. The question becomes whether voters will return him to the commission in spite of his legal woes.
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La reunión entre empresarios de ambos países y representantes gubernamentales del país norteño, en Miami, ha generado muchas opiniones.
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More than 70 representatives of the island's private sector held a meeting, in search of business opportunities and collaboration with US counterparts, in Miami.
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Hope works well if you have a campaign that also works the grassroots and grasstops while engaging voters at their level. Also, don't be afraid to take the offensive.
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The Democratic Party in Florida conducts their elections more on wishful thinking than actual boots on the ground and sweat and tears that are needed.
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Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis this week expanded on his proposed border policy, which he has said would include the use of "deadly force."
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Author and activist Ibram X. Kendi compared the new curriculum to enslavers who "defended slavery by claiming it was a 'positive good' for Black people."
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It "is unconstitutional, xenophobic, and will increase the unlawful racial profiling...," said Paul R. Chavez, of the Southern Poverty Law Center's Immigrant Justice Project.
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Dems expect to win by putting out clever ads with the word “fucking” on it. But where's the plan for the hard and sweaty work of registering voters, for example.
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Chief U.S. District Judge Mark Walker of the Northern District of Florida called the law "Florida's latest assault on the right to vote."
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