ELECTIONS 2020

The facility will house administrative offices and serve as a connection between the community and a multitude of service providers.

Contending the state needs to strengthen election integrity, Gov. Ron DeSantis is proposing a series of changes in Florida’s voting process. He made the announcement three months after proclaiming that Florida had vanquished the “ghost” of the 2000 presidential recount and other well-documented election problems.

Warnings about violent protests at state capitols Sunday did not pan out in Tallahassee amid heightened security and increased law enforcement presence. Florida’s capitol grounds mostly saw journalists roaming about, and the occasional tourist and residents taking photos of the historic capitol building.

After crushing defeats in the November elections, Florida Democrats on Saturday selected former Miami Mayor Manny Diaz to take over as chairman of the state party.

Federal and state lawmakers are condemning the actions of a mob of Trump supporters who stormed the Capitol Wednesday afternoon causing a halt in Congress' electoral vote count.

Florida’s Presidential Electors met Monday, as did their counterparts from all other 49 states in the nation, to officially cast their votes for the 2020 election.

Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody on Wednesday joined 16 other states in backing a last-chance effort by Texas to get the U.S. Supreme Court to block election results in four swing states where the vote went in favor of President-elect Joe Biden.

Thousands of people welcomed Trump to Valdosta with wild enthusiasm Saturday night, chanting “we love you” and “four more years.” They heard a familiar and fanciful tale: The election was stolen. Trump now wants people to vote again in a state where he claims -- without proof -- that elections are rigged.

A public policy advocate believes partisanship will disappear if parties disappear. A prominent Florida political scientist doesn't share that hope.

President Donald J. Trump returns to South Georgia this weekend as a lame-duck leader who will leave office next month. But the president can still mobilize a lot of Republicans, whose votes are needed in two upcoming runoff elections for the U.S. Senate.