(The Center Square) – Florida’s elections systems have been “stress tested” and are secure, Gov. Ron DeSantis assured after revelations that Iranian spoofers and Russian hackers have accessed voter registration rolls across the county, including in Florida.
(The Center Square) – Florida’s state and local governments collect $6,352 in tax revenue for each of the state’s 21.5 million residents, according to an annual analysis by Florida TaxWatch (FTW), the nonpartisan, Tallahassee-based taxpayer research institute.
(The Center Square) – Florida is re-evaluating how it reports deaths attributed to COVID-19 “to ensure data integrity” amid claims the number of fatalities linked to the disease is inflated by federal guidelines and gaps between when a death occurred and when it is officially documented.
(The Center Square) – More than a quarter of Florida’s 14.4 million registered voters already have cast ballots in the Nov. 3 election, the Florida Department of Elections (FDOE) reported.
(The Center Square) – Florida’s court system projects it will accumulate a pandemic-induced backlog of nearly 1 million cases by July 1, ranging from divorce proceedings to death-penalty trials, that will require an additional $37 million over the next three years to accommodate.
(The Center Square) – Asking Floridians to halve the value of their vote by requiring proposed constitutional amendments to be approved twice in successive elections would appear to have dim prospects.
(The Center Square) – At least 154 state prison inmates have died from COVID-19 since the pandemic emerged in March, the Florida Department of Corrections (FDOC) reported in its last weekly update of inmate deaths.
(The Center Square) – The two-year legal feud over who collects and remits Florida “bed taxes” generated by vacation rentals has been put to bed.
(The Center Square) – Early in-person voting began Monday in 52 of Florida’s 67 counties, with people in Miami-Dade, Pinellas and Hillsborough counties waiting in line in rain squalls to cast their ballots.
(The Center Square) – As three regional task forces prepare for final meetings to gauge the feasibility of the Florida Legislature’s multibillion dollar proposal to build 340 miles of toll roads by 2030, opponents say the state is hiding overwhelming public opposition to the plan.
(The Center Square) – Florida’s elections systems have been “stress tested” and are secure, Gov. Ron DeSantis assured after revelations that Iranian spoofers and Russian hackers have accessed voter registration rolls across the county, including in Florida.
(The Center Square) – Florida’s state and local governments collect $6,352 in tax revenue for each of the state’s 21.5 million residents, according to an annual analysis by Florida TaxWatch (FTW), the nonpartisan, Tallahassee-based taxpayer research institute.
(The Center Square) – Florida is re-evaluating how it reports deaths attributed to COVID-19 “to ensure data integrity” amid claims the number of fatalities linked to the disease is inflated by federal guidelines and gaps between when a death occurred and when it is officially documented.
(The Center Square) – More than a quarter of Florida’s 14.4 million registered voters already have cast ballots in the Nov. 3 election, the Florida Department of Elections (FDOE) reported.
(The Center Square) – Florida’s court system projects it will accumulate a pandemic-induced backlog of nearly 1 million cases by July 1, ranging from divorce proceedings to death-penalty trials, that will require an additional $37 million over the next three years to accommodate.
(The Center Square) – Asking Floridians to halve the value of their vote by requiring proposed constitutional amendments to be approved twice in successive elections would appear to have dim prospects.
(The Center Square) – At least 154 state prison inmates have died from COVID-19 since the pandemic emerged in March, the Florida Department of Corrections (FDOC) reported in its last weekly update of inmate deaths.
(The Center Square) – The two-year legal feud over who collects and remits Florida “bed taxes” generated by vacation rentals has been put to bed.
(The Center Square) – Early in-person voting began Monday in 52 of Florida’s 67 counties, with people in Miami-Dade, Pinellas and Hillsborough counties waiting in line in rain squalls to cast their ballots.
(The Center Square) – As three regional task forces prepare for final meetings to gauge the feasibility of the Florida Legislature’s multibillion dollar proposal to build 340 miles of toll roads by 2030, opponents say the state is hiding overwhelming public opposition to the plan.
(The Center Square) – Florida’s 67 county elections supervisors asked state officials in mid-September to provide comprehensive guidance on ballot drop boxes.
