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A Florida circuit court judge has ordered Attorney General James Uthmeier to rewrite significant portions of the ballot and summary title of Amendment 3, ruling the words “Save our Homes from Excessive Property Taxes” are “akin to a political slogan” in violation of state law.

“Simply put, the proposed ballot title does not state the basic legal purpose of the amendmen...


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Three days after U.S. Rep. Frederica Wilson insisted word of her pending retirement was a “crazy rumor,” the eight-term Florida Democrat announced she wouldn’t seek re-election — triggering an immediate ...


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Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has spent two years in court arguing with the federal government over a requirement that Florida ensure children enrolled in a Medicaid-funded safety-net healthcare program remain continuously eligible for one year.

The policy, the DeSantis camp says, is the reason it won’t implement the 2023 bill the governor signed into law that could allow ...


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Two months after it was placed on the November ballot, the Florida Sheriffs Association (FSA) is weighing in on Amendment 3, the proposed property tax cut that, if enacted, could reduce local government funding by billions of dollars in the coming years.

The group is one of the most powerful when it comes to policymaking ...


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I know y’all would probably rather not talk about the Republican candidates for governor of Florida.

However, distasteful as it is, we must: The primary is Aug. 18.

Now, this family-friendly publication frowns on scatological language, so let’s just call the campaign unseemly.


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