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The fight over Florida's attempt to purge voter rolls just months before an election took another twist Thursday as the Department of Justice subpoenaed information that counties were going to use to remove non-citizens from the rolls, according to CBS4 news partner the Miami Herald.
Mitt Romney knows that his path to the White House is narrow and will force him to win the crucial swing state of Florida. That's why he's paying the Sunshine State a visit next Monday.
Katherine Fernandez Rundle wants voters to re-elect her as Miami-Dade's State Attorney. After heading up the fourth largest State Attorney's Office in the nation, she's got a major challenger at the polls.
Deadlines are approaching for voters wanting to avoid the parking headaches and extra driving associated with Election Day voting.
The list of high-profile Republican politicians set to speak at the 2012 Republican National Convention in Tampa continued to grow Wednesday.
There's an old saying that politics makes strange bedfellows; and that's very apparent with Republican Mitt Romney trying to attack President Barack Obama by using former President Bill Clinton.
President Barack Obama is facing stats that historically would favor a challenger over an incumbent. But poll after poll, including Wednesday's Reuters/Ipsos poll is finding that despite misgivings over the direction of the country; Obama is still leading his Republican challenger Mitt Romney.
As Broward County's State Attorney for 36 years, Michael Satz rarely has had opponents when he has had to run for re-election.
The Reverend Al Sharpton is in South Florida again Tuesday urging African American voters to get out and cast their ballots in the Primary Election. He says he's worried they won't turn out because of crackdowns implemented this year by the state.
In an increasingly rare bit of bipartisanship in Washington, President Barack Obama said he would sign a bill if it came to his desk to give Olympic athletes tax relief on the winnings they receive from winning a medal.
While the primary votes haven't even been cast yet, it appears that U.S. Senator Bill Nelson will face off against Republican Connie Mack IV in the battle to head back to Washington.
A Republican primary between Representative Eddy Gonzalez and Maykel "Miguel" Balboa is generating plenty of controversy over an alleged smear campaign and is now headed to court as Gonzalez seeks to have Balboa thrown off the ballot.
With early voting well underway for August 14th's primary election, the news coming from around the state has been positive with many election supervisors saying they hope this will foreshadow an easy general election in November.
The field of speakers at the Republican National Convention set for the end of August in Tampa grew some more Tuesday morning with the addition of a very familiar face to Florida Republicans.
A pair of seasoned veteran law enforcement officers, Scott Israel and Louis Granteed, will face off in the Broward County Sheriff's August Democratic primary to face Republican Sheriff Al Lamberti in November.
