ELECTIONS 2020

A civil rights organization is calling on law enforcement to limit their presence at polling locations during the Presidential Election. This comes after a police officer was seen wearing a pro-Trump face mask inside a polling location in Miami.

The Florida AFL-CIO, which represents many of the state's labor unions, is reaching out to Republican members—urging them to vote Democrat in the presidential election.

A crowd of roughly 550 people braved hours of persistent rain to see the vice president speak.

The Florida Rights Restoration Coalition rallied in Tallahassee and Quincy today to encourage felons to vote.

Tallahassee and Quincy voters will gather this Saturday to submit their absentee ballots. It's part of a national campaign to encourage early voting in swing states.

There’s been record voter turnout across the states so far in the presidential election. More than 4.7 million ballots have already been cast in Florida with around ten days to go. The current pace is expected to break records for the highest voter turnout in the state’s history. Elections experts have been assuring voters that this won’t be a repeat of the 2000 presidential election which ended with lawsuits and recounts.

President Trump's Friday return to America’s largest retirement community, The Villages, signals one of the most important keys to his hopes for another Florida victory. But there are growing signs of an anti-Trump resistance, as many seniors on both sides are very fired up about this election.

Florida Faith leaders are condemning voter intimidation efforts. They ask Gov. Ron DeSantis to do the same.

A local referendum on the ballot gives voters an opportunity to start a new Children’s Services Council, but the move also means creating a new taxing authority.

The Trump administration’s top U.S. intelligence chief blamed Iran late Wednesday for sending threatening emails to Democratic voters in Florida this week that were made to appear to come from the violent, far-right group Proud Boys. The emails directed voters to cast ballots for President Donald Trump or “we will come after you.”