Election
Judge: Miami-Dade Has Authority To Enact Absentee Ballot Law
A Miami-Dade circuit judge has refused to throw out a county ordinance that makes possession of more than two absentee ballots a misdemeanor.
Barack Obama: By The Numbers
As he ends 4 years in office,President Barack Obama has faced some of the greatest crises of any president, but he has also been criticized for how he spent his time.
Scott Says Election Process Must Change
Governor Rick Scott hit the airwaves Wednesday morning to address changes he wants to see in the voting process after the state’s disastrous Election Day last month.
Florida Officially Goes For Obama
The state of Florida’s 29 electoral votes were officially cast for President Barack Obama at a brief ceremony Monday at the state Capitol.
Incoming and Outgoing Broward Sheriffs Discuss County’s Future
For the first time, incoming Broward Sheriff Scott Israel and outgoing Sheriff Al Lamberti appeared together in public, shaking hands and saying they are working together for a “smooth transition.”
Florida Voting Boss Takes Fact-Finding To Broward
As Broward County Elections prepares for another election in January, Wednesday the county took a step back to look at what happened in November.
Standoff Holds Up Property Appraiser’s Office Transition
Three months after their election, outgoing property appraiser Pedro Garcia and his replacement Carlos Lopez-Cantera are still at odds.
Report: Senator Proposing National Standards To End Election Lines
Miami-Dade County voters suffered some of the longest wait times in the country on Election Day, but the remedy to the problem may come from California.
Miami-Dade Election Emails Describe Chaotic Election Day
As people voted hours after midnight on election night, Miami-Dade county leaders were scrambling to fix what had been days of chaos.
Key West Man: After Learning Obama Won, My Partner Killed Himself
After America chose, a Key West man may have chosen to die.






