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All signs point to the Democratic Presidential nominee being Vice President Kamala Harris, which Florida Democrats hope will be a political boon for blue voters in the Sunshine State.
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Despite their claims that politics has no place in schools, the race between Leon County Seat 4 incumbent Laurie Lawson Cox and challenger Jeremy Rogers has been consumed by partisanship.
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The law, which will take effect Jan. 1, seeks to prevent children under age 16 from opening social-media accounts on at least some platforms.
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Several local elected leaders and party officials cite continuity with the Biden administration and Harris' record as reasons for their endorsement.
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The move came after mounting national calls for Biden to drop out after a poor debate performance last month and slumping performances in polling.
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They believe the U.S. Senator may be on the short list for Secretary of State, but also that Trump's selection of J.D. Vance may hurt another prominent Florida Republican.
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It’s likely many races will be decided in the primary
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Registered Democrat Jeremy Rogers has accused incumbent and registered Republican Laurie Lawson Cox of receiving financial support from conservative political committees. WFSU factchecked that claim.
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"It's political," candidates say.
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Incumbent Commissioner Jack Porter and Pastor Rudy Ferguson have criticized each other's fundraising efforts. WFSU checked their claims using official finance reports.