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Elections

Florida primary elections, national decision

Voting is the aggregation of the collective opinion, the only one that counts.

Candidates for Florida’s 15th Congressional District talk January 6 and the 2020 election at political forum

Listen:   Candidates for Florida’s 15th Congressional District gathered at political forum Tampa Tiger Bay Club Friday. The candidates for the district that includes parts of Hillsborough, Pasco and Polk County discussed things like the...

Everything You’ve Wanted to Know About Voting….

Early voting in the August Primary is going on right now and Craig Latimer, the elected Hillsborough Co. Supervisor of Elections is with us to explain everything you need to know about voting.

The Scoop: Wed. August 14th, 2024 Tampa Bay and Florida headlines by WMNF

League of Women Voters, Hillsborough Supervisor of Elections Race, Appeals Court and legislative privilege, USF, and more!
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St. Pete organization works to increase voter registration

The League of Women Voters of the St. Petersburg Area has been working to educate and register voters for nearly a century. The nonpartisan non-profit typically tables at community events to assist St. Pete residents...

Fueled by 2023 data breach, GOP challenger takes on longtime Hillsborough Supervisor of Elections Craig Latimer

Listen: The Hillsborough County Supervisor of Elections race is heating up. Political candidate Billy Christensen is challenging Democratic incumbent Craig Latimer, who’s held the position since 2012. Christensen is a Republican running against Craig Latimer. ...
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Nearly 1.2 million primary ballots have already been cast in Florida

Slightly more Democrats than Republicans had voted by mail, while the GOP led by a large margin in early voting.
Closed primaries in Florida, 2024 via Florida Trident

Florida Trident analysis: Two million Florida voters are being disenfranchised by write-in and ghost candidates

Voters are shut out from at least one election this year because the Florida Constitution allows write-in candidates to close primaries. 

Destabilization and economic justice

Rule by the many? or The One.

Enough Is Enough: challenging backward politics

Annie advocates for college students to get registered to vote before leaving off to college.

Two Disturbing Books. An Impressive Movie. Plaintive New Music.

“The Most Consequential Election, Ever!” The headlines are trumpeting as we hurtle closer to November 5th. However, almost four years ago, the prospect of a second Trump term was equally alarming. In this edition, we...

Florida attorney and “Pot Daddy” John Morgan speaks on recreational marijuana, Kamala Harris, and property insurance

Attorney John Morgan is the founder of America’s largest personal injury firm, Morgan and Morgan.  He’s  also a fierce advocate for marijuana rights, and has given thousands to Democratic campaigns. Morgan began his advocacy arguing...
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