Federal Court Rules Florida’s 2012 Voter Purge Was Illegal
A federal court ruled Tuesday that Gov. Rick Scott’s effort to remove non-citizens from the states voter rolls several weeks shy of the 2012 presidential election was illegal.
Florida NRA’s Battle For Conceal and Carry Rights During States Of Emergency
As a slew of gun-friendly bills move through the Florida Legislature, the state’s National Rifle Association (NRA) lobbyist has been aggressively trying to keep lawmakers in line—particularly when it comes to one controversial bill.
State Officials Halt Non-Citizen Voter Purge
After almost two rocky years, state officials have decided to suspend its non-citizen voter purge—for now.
Rick Scott’s Campaign Faces Another Round Of Problems With Hispanic Community
Gov. Rick Scott’s re-election campaign hit a snag this week—particularly with the Hispanic community.
Proposed Changes To ‘Stand Your Ground’ Could Limit Journalists’ Access To Court Records
As the Florida Legislature considers tweaks to the state’s controversial “Stand Your Ground” law, legislators have added a provision that would stop journalists from gaining access to court records in cases involving self-defense.