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“The right to vote should never be subject to arbitrary barriers or last-minute rule changes that create confusion and suppress participation.” — Anthony P. Ashton,

TALLAHASSEE – Tomorrow, May 1st, marks two years since Florida’s near-total abortion ban went into effect, decimating access to abortion and reproductive health care for millions of people, and Floridians are saying enough is enough.

“The consequences will fall hardest on the most vulnerable. Childhood vaccination rates are already declining nationwide, and diseases once declared eliminated in the United States

If your goal were to hold onto political power and you didn’t care about following the U.S. Constitution, you would do two things: First, make

“Even if you have been voting for years, you won’t be able to vote until you submit a birth certificate or passport. If you can’t

Reckless bill abandons Florida’s youth in their moment of crisis TALLAHASSEE – House Bill 173 today cleared the Florida House Education and Employment Committee, its final

What if a teenager called a suicide prevention hotline just to be hung up on? If House Bill 173 in the Florida Legislature passes, that’s

Today, the 2026 Florida Legislative Session kicked off in Tallahassee as Floridians continue to struggle with an affordability crisis that has gone unaddressed by state leaders.

“I think that every taxpayer should be outraged that we’re spending $29 million on these centers that don’t provide medically accurate information.” ––Rep. Kelly Skidmore