2 Broward mayors warn Amendment 3 could force service cuts, higher rents
Mayors Dean Trantalis and Scott Newton estimate their cities would lose millions in revenue, and supporters argue the measure would make homeownership more affordable.
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Mayors Dean Trantalis and Scott Newton estimate their cities would lose millions in revenue, and supporters argue the measure would make homeownership more affordable.
Supervisors of elections in Leon and Monroe counties say they contacted the FBI, and immigration advocates called the presence of agents at polling places inappropriate.
Any registered Florida voter can request a mail-in ballot for the Nov. 3 midterm elections without an excuse, but there are important deadlines and requirements.
Attorneys representing RPOF stated that the lawsuit had achieved its objective after multiple State Attorneys weighed in on the issue following its filing.
Donalds is campaigning in South Florida and DeFede asks him how DeSantis's endorsement of him affects his race given their tense past.
GOP candidate for lieutenant governor, Bryan Avila, spoke at an event at Islas Canarias with Congressmen Carlos Gimenez to rally for Byron Donalds.
The candidates vying hoping to be Florida’s next governor have been spending a lot of time in South Florida stumping for support. CBS News Miami’s Morgan Rynor has more.
Republican Scott Singer called it a turnout race, and Democratic Rep. Jared Moskowitz did not speak with reporters after the hour-long forum.
Democrat David Jolly appeared with former President Bill Clinton in Hollywood, and Republican Byron Donalds drew a standing-room crowd in Westchester.
Democrats have cast about 400,000 mail ballots to Republicans' 340,000, and in-person early votes are nearly even so far.
A Highlands County judge rejected the Republican Party of Florida's request for an immediate halt, and the 1st District Court of Appeal ordered those named in the grand jury report to show why court filings shouldn't be made public.
Florida voters can review their sample ballots ahead of the midterms, including personalized ballots for Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach and Monroe counties.
The Republican Party of Florida says an appeals court's expungement makes broadcasting the report's substance unlawful, and Democratic CFO nominee Annette Taddeo criticized the suit.
Republicans have nearly 5.69 million registered voters to almost 4.15 million for Democrats, among 13.7 million voters statewide.
Starting Monday, there will be 28 early voting sites in Miami-Dade County.
The Florida midterm election is two weeks away, and early voting to decide the races is now underway in Miami-Dade, Broward and Monroe counties in South Florida. CBS News Miami’s Betty Nguyen has what you need to know before casting your vote.
Voters will decide whether to renew an existing property tax that supplements teachers' salaries and helps fund school safety measures.
The Democratic challenger says voters deserve better after a jury found the Republican state representative liable for sexual harassment, battery, and defamation.
The Democrat challenges the incumbent's oversight of state spending and insurance companies, arguing he is unwilling to stand up to Gov. Ron DeSantis.
Organizers planned events across Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach and Monroe counties Saturday to promote voter participation for the midterms.
Rodriguez and the House Democratic leader criticized the Trump administration's immigration enforcement, while Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar says an immigration reform law will pass before Trump leaves office.
If approved, the longer term would start with the 2028 election, so whoever wins this November will serve two years.
Gimenez, as well as opponents Democrat Phil Ehr and Independent Eddy Rojas, highlight their campaign plans with CBS Miami's Betty Nguyen
Voters deciding the outcome of the midterm elections will start casting votes early on Monday, and one of the seats up for grabs is that of Florida’s District 28. The district stretches from southwestern Miami-Dade and all of Monroe County, as well as the Florida Keys, and three candidates have been speaking with voters about what concerns them the most. CBS News Miami’s Betty Nguyn spoke with the candidates.
U.S. Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar and challenger Eliott Rodriguez both cite affordability and immigration as top concerns, and early voting begins Monday.
