Gov. Rick Scott’s Chief of Staff In Hot Water For ‘Misrepresenting’ Graduation Date
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
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.
Florida Medical Marijuana Supporters Have Money, Need Signatures And Court Approval
With 82 percent of Florida poll respondents in favor of marijuana-as-medicine, it appears Florida could become the 21st state with medical outlets selling pot.
Senator Asks Attorney General To Review Florida’s Move To Restrict Absentee Ballot Locations
Florida Secretary of State Ken Detzner’s directive prohibiting county election supervisors from accepting absentee ballots any place other than in their main office continues to get pushback from election officials and now a U.S. Senator.
Florida’s Nurse Education Expansion Creates Failing Programs
Laws passed to boost the number of nurses in Florida have resulted in more nursing education programs on probation and more graduates failing competency examinations.
ALEC, Backer Of Stand-Your-Ground Laws, Faces Funding Issues After Trayvon Martin Shooting
The American Legislative Exchange Council is having some trouble raising money from its former corporate donors in the wake of the Trayvon Martin shooting.