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State Officials Levy Fines On Company Behind Florida’s Troubled Unemployment Website

December 30, 2013

After months of trouble following the launch of Florida's new unemployment benefits website, the state has begun fining Deloitte Consulting-- the contractor hired to create the new site.

Politicians Admit In Court Destroying Redistricting Records

December 20, 2013

Florida Republican leaders admitted in court filings this week they destroyed documents related to the redistricting effort in 2012.

State Unemployment Problems Persist As Federal Benefits Run Out

December 19, 2013

Problems persist with the state's unemployment website, as federal jobless benefits for thousands of Floridians expire.

Rick Scott Moves Further Away From Medicaid Expansion in Florida

December 18, 2013

Gov. Rick Scott's vocal support for Medicaid expansion is waning.

Gov. Rick Scott’s Chief of Staff In Hot Water For ‘Misrepresenting’ Graduation Date

December 12, 2013

Gov. Rick Scott’s chief of staff, Adam Hollingsworth, admitted this week that he told people he had a college degree when he actually didn’t.

Florida’s Voting Troubles Vary By County, With Election Supervisors To Blame, Report Claims

December 11, 2013

A new report from the Center for American Progress Action Fund shines light on a factor in Florida elections that created some problems at the polls during the 2012 presidential election.