Elections

Attorneys for groups trying to ballot measures before Florida voters next year say their First Amendment rights are being infringed on every day that a new state law remains on the books.

Florida lawmakers have given final approval to creating new hurdles for getting citizen-driven initiatives on the ballot before voters. Under Florida's measure that lawmakers approved Friday, voters could be charged with a felony if they collect more than 25 ballot petitions from non-family members if they don't register with the state as a petition circulator.

On Tuesday, April 8, Miami Shores voters will fill three empty seats on the village council.

The small city of Miami Springs will vote in a new mayor and four council members today, and voters shared their hopes for their longtime home.

Democratic candidates are trying to accomplish the improbable by flipping a pair of Trump-friendly congressional seats and carving into Republicans’ narrow 218 to 213 majority in the U.S. House of Representatives.

How the Little Haiti-raised activist plans to tackle corruption with "democracy dollars."

The two Democrats in Florida’s Congressional special elections next month have outraised their Republican opponents by more than five to one. But most of that hasn’t come from Florida donors. The majority come from out of state.

Broward County’s municipal elections were marked with low turnout. Fewer than 10% of eligible voters cast ballots in crucial races in Coconut Creek, Deerfield Beach, Miramar, Pembroke Pines and Sea Ranch Lakes.

A vicious 19-month feud between condo neighbors that allegedly started over an outdoor barbecue at a 55-and-up community has spilled into the courtroom — and an upcoming election in the small Broward city of Coconut Creek.

The race for an open seat on the Palm Beach Gardens City Council is ablaze over firefighting, pitting establishment favorites against newcomers.

Senate Democratic Leader Jason Pizzo has stoked speculations that he will run for governor in 2026, but said on Friday that if he does he would stick with the party that has been unable to climb out of superminority status.

A Riviera Beach Councilman is pushing to change an election statute after an appeals court upheld a ruling disqualifying him and four other candidates from the March 11 ballot.