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“Data centers cannot come at a cost to neighbors who are already facing high grocery, gas, utility, health care and housing costs.” – U.S. Representative

“This proposed reduction will inevitably result in roads deteriorating, libraries, pools, and parks closing, public safety response times going up, housing affordability worsening, and more

Elections in Florida are often decided by razor-thin margins, making every vote truly matter. If you think that’s hyperbole, think again: the Boca Raton mayoral race

“Any delay in getting those vaccines in a newborn or an infant can cause the infant to have these diseases and can have devastating results.”

Legislative report card lets Floridians know which legislators are putting “People First” – and which are working for powerful special interests Which state legislators put

If you want to vote by mail, you must sign up to do so before August 6 for the fast-approaching August 18 Primary Election. And if you think you’re

“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