Skyler Swisher

Donald Trump’s presidency is ending, but a new chapter in his Florida story starts Wednesday.

New questions are being raised about an unexplained gap in death reporting in the days leading up to Election Day on Nov. 3. The pause in reporting long-backlogged deaths resulted in fewer COVID-19 deaths being reported in daily counts as Floridians headed to the polls.

It’s a fight for Florida as the last batch of voters head to the polls in a race that could decide who holds the White House.

As secretary of state, Laurel Lee serves as the state’s top elections official, working with independent supervisors of elections for each of Florida’s 67 counties.

With the battle for Florida intensifying and votes already being cast in record numbers, President Donald Trump’s campaign fired up a solid source of support on Thursday — Cuban Americans and evangelicals.