-
Florida TaxWatch launched its Property Tax Research Center to help clear up any confusion on the Amendment 3 property tax proposal that voters will decide on Nov. 3.
-
The outcome of Florida’s U.S. Senate Democratic Primary this week drew national attention. Jacksonville House Representative Angie Nixon won by more than10 points against Alex Vindman, who outspent her in the race 16 to 1.
-
Residents in the rural areas voted in the primary Tuesday, August 18th.
-
Incumbent Dianne Williams-Cox and former City Commissioner Dot Inman-Johnson are heading for a runoff this November in the race for City Commission Seat 5. The candidates took about 39% and 36% of the vote, respectively, beating opponent Tifany Hill, who received less than 24% of the vote.
-
Amanda Green is set to represent Democrats in the race for Florida’s Second Congressional District. She beat out three other candidates to earn the party’s nod and will go up against Republican Austin Rogers in November.
-
Austin Rogers secured the republican nomination for district two congressional seat Tuesday during the primary elections. Rodgers turns his attention now to the general election November 3rd.
-
Matlow took the biggest chunk of the vote in the primaries, with 36% support. Ausley took nearly 34% of the vote.
-
Lt. Gov. Jay Collins cited Kevin Guthrie's work in dealing with disasters in selecting him as his running mate of the eve of the primary.
-
Voters will decide which candidates advance to November in races for governor, Congress and more. Many nonpartisan local contests are open to all voters.
-
Gwen Graham is on the ticket with David Jolly who is running for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination during the Aug. 18 primaries.