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While many voters say they’re annoyed by what sometimes feels like a deluge of negative campaign texts, calls and emails, experts say those communications play to how human brains work.
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The seat is vacant after incumbent Republican Congressman Neal Dunn declined to seek reelection. In total, eight Republicans and four Democrats are running to replace him.
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The regular meetings of the county's canvassing board ensures every aspect of the process is open and trouble-free.
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In his decision, Leon County circuit judge David Frank wrote the title, “Save Our Homes from Excessive Property Taxes,” sounds like a political slogan and doesn’t meet the state’s fair or neutral requirements.
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In Florida's closed primaries, voters registered as a Democrat or Republican will vote for their party's nominee. But in some cases, all voters can participate in a universal primary contest.
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Vindman’s presser was about recent reporting from CBS News about Moody’s role in the Hope Florida scandal. He’s calling on Moody to release the grand jury report from the scandal.
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A text, claiming to be from the Build Data Centers Now Political Action Committee, endorses both Talethia Edwards and PJ Perez for city commission. But, according to federal and state election financial reporting websites, that PAC doesn’t exist, and both Edwards and Perez are denouncing its contents.
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Tallahassee mayoral candidate Jeremy Matlow responds to Daryl Parks’ criticism over a controversial Facebook post involving City Commission candidate Talethia Edwards ahead of the August primary.
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A judge has rejected Lt. Gov. Jay Collins' challenge to Fishback's eligibility, allowing him to remain on the GOP primary ballot.
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Foust appeared on WFSU’s Candidate Convos, a digital series featuring one-on-one interviews with local candidates for office in Tallahassee and Leon County ahead of the Aug. 18th primary election.