Facing South Florida: The 2016 Presidential Race
Things are getting very interesting as we continue to make our way towards the 2016 Presidential Election.
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Things are getting very interesting as we continue to make our way towards the 2016 Presidential Election.
In another sign of "muddled" races, Congressmen Alan Grayson and Patrick Murphy are virtually tied in the Democratic primary for U.S. Senate, while Congressman David Jolly holds a slight lead among announced Republican candidates, according to a Mason-Dixon poll released Monday.
Former Gov. Jeb Bush has "separated himself" from other Republican presidential candidates in Florida, leading all of them by double digits, according to the latest Mason-Dixon Florida Poll.
Florida's influential donors are already showing their support, nine months away from the state's presidential primary.
Former Gov. Charlie Crist appears likely to run for a Pinellas County congressional seat in 2016, two years after losing a comeback bid for the governor's mansion.
A new chapter has begun in the history books as the U.S. and Cuba restore diplomatic relations. At the stroke of midnight on Monday, the American special interest office in Havana and the Cuban special interest office in Washington D.C. became embassies.
Joining three other Florida congressmen in seeking to move to the U.S. Senate, Pinellas County Republican David Jolly said Monday he will run in 2016 for the seat being vacated by presidential candidate Marco Rubio.
Sen. Marco Rubio, due to illness, has canceled a two-day campaign swing in New Hampshire.
Former state Governor Jeb Bush leads the race for the Republican presidential nomination in Miami-Dade, according to a new poll.
Monday marks a major step in the effort to normalize relations with the Cuban government, and South Florida is reacting to the historic change.
Florida's Lt. Gov. Carlos Lopez-Cantera will run in 2016 for the U.S. Senate seat being vacated by presidential candidate Marco Rubio.
Florida Senator Marco Rubio has heavily criticized the Obama administrations deal with Iran over its nuclear program.
Donald Trump has made a big jump in the latest Monmouth University Poll of Republican voters nationwide and is now nipping at the heels of frontrunner Jeb Bush.
During a campaign stop in Iowa, Jeb Bush said Hillary Rodham Clinton's new economic proposals would not grow the economy or boost wages.
Hillary Rodham Clinton, in an economic speech addressed to supporters, said former Gov. Jeb Bush doesn't understand the plight of American workers, "They don't need a lecture. They need a raise."
Senator Marco Rubio has a ways to go to catch up with fellow presidential contender Jeb Bush in the campaign fund department.
Florida Sen. Marco Rubio says he is indebted to America and running for president is his way of repaying his obligation.
Congressman Alan Grayson has his eye on what will soon be Marco Rubio's old U.S. Senate seat.
U.S. Rep. Alan Grayson, famous for being an outspoken critic of Republicans, has his sites set on Sen. Marco Rubio's seat, according to a major Democratic Party donor.
Florida Sen. Marco Rubio spoke about his plans for an "innovative economy" and "revolutionized higher education system" in his first domestic policy speech as a presidential candidate in Chicago Tuesday morning.
Worried about "Republican-on-Republican violence," top party donors are taking action, with one firing off a letter calling for more civility and another seeking to block businessman Donald Trump from the debate stage altogether.
You can call it the Republican slumber party of sorts.
Republican Presidential candidate and Florida Senator Marco Rubio is going back to Nevada.
GOP presidential candidates may want to temper the hard-line stance toward immigration reform embraced by the far right if they want to make it to the top of the ticket next year, according to a recent poll touted by a variety of current and former Hispanic elected officials from Miami.
The Republican presidential candidates have been urged by Hispanic leaders to do more to condemn Donald Trump for the statements he's made concerning Mexican immigrants.
