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Congressman Al Lawson says he helped secure more than $18 million for local projects in the House spending plan, which passed this week without Republican support. Gadsden and Leon Counties would get most of that funding.
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Two North Florida congressional incumbents from opposite political parties are running against each other in this year's midterm elections after state lawmakers placed them in the same U.S. House district.
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A congressional district that runs from Gadsden County to Jacksonville is ground zero in the fight about Florida’s congressional districts that heads to court next week.
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North Florida Congressman Al Lawson will continue to represent the district that stretches from Tallahassee to Jacksonville. Lawson won his re-election bid by defeating Republican Gary Adler. Lawson received 65% of the vote.
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Florida’s 5th Congressional District seat is up for grabs this year. The district stretches along the north border of the state from Duval to Gadsden County. Democratic Congressman Al Lawson who has held the seat since 2017 is facing two challengers in the primary.
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Former Jacksonville Mayor Alvin Brown is looking to unseat incumbent Congressman and former state senator Al Lawson in August’s Democratic Primary. Both…
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North Florida Congressman Al Lawson is among the 20 people on the House Agriculture Committee voting “no” on a federal farm bill that would impose work…
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Nearly 100 North Florida and South Georgia farmers turned out to give Congressman Al Lawson their thoughts on what should be included in a federal farm…
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Former Jacksonville Mayor Alvin Brown says he'll challenge Congressman Al Lawson in this year's Democratic primary. The seat was redrawn two years ago…
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North Florida Congressman Al Lawson is launching his Let’s Feed America campaign, which aims to reduce hunger by expanding eligibility and making it…