Ashley Lopez: The Florida Republican Party is embroiled in a voter fraud scandal, putting hundreds of voter registration forms in about 10 counties in question.

Ethan Magoc: The state that ignited a battle over who won the 20000 presidential election is ground zero for another partisan debate over who should be allowed to vote.

Ashley Lopez: In big news this week was an announcement by the League of Women Voters and Rock the Vote that they will resume voter registration in Florida.

Howard Goodman: A federal judge has issued a temporary halt to key provisions of new Florida laws meant to limit the activities of voter registration groups.

Howard Goodman: Are Florida Republicans trying to blunt the Democrats’ numerical advantage at the polls?

Howard Goodman: A liberal group is urging Florida lawmakers to sever ties with the American Legislative Exchange Council, the organization that helped spread Stand Your Ground and voting-restriction laws to dozens of states.

Howard Goodman: Since Florida passed its new election law last year, almost 81,500 fewer people have registered to vote than in the same period during the 2008 election cycle.

Howard Goodman: Today a federal judge in Tallahassee will hear a case challenging Florida’s law restricting third-party voter registration drives.

Ralph De La Cruz: The state legislature and Gov. Rick Scott pushed the constitutional envelope so far this past legislative session that you almost need a scorecard to keep up with the legal challenges it’s facing at taxpayer expense.

Ralph De La Cruz: Gov. Rick Scott signed a bill into law that will make it tougher for Floridians to vote.