Live coverage election day updates from Central Florida.
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Efforts to set the bar to 60% began back in 2004 when the Republican Party controlled the Florida Legislature and amendments were being passed that GOP’s did not support.
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Several local Democratic candidates won their reelection last night, along with some first time wins for county commission and local school board seats.
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All partisan races along the Space Coast county were won by Republicans.
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One of the state’s tax exemptions that reduce the assessed value of houses to save homeowners money on their property taxes will now be adjusted for yearly inflation.
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After months of fighting, Florida's immediate future on abortion has been decided. Amendment 4 failed to reach the threshhold of the needed 60% of votes to pass . Still, amendment supporters vow to continue to fight.
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His predecessor, Bill Posey, served the position for 16 years and sought Haridopolos to take it over for him.
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Results for Key Florida Races, President, Senate, House and Ballot Measures (Amendments).
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Tune in to NPR starting at 7 p.m. ET on Nov. 5 as polls begin to close, and stay with us throughout the night as results come in.
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NPR relies on results and race calls from The Associated Press for presidential races, other federal elections and statewide contests.
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Orange County’s Supervisor of Elections office is trying to spread the word that some voters may need to verify their ballot signature. They have two days after the election to do so.
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The city’s new school zone speed camera program launched this week with a 45-day warning period. Starting Nov. 30, speeding drivers will be ticketed.
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Byron Donalds overstates David Jolly’s offshore drilling lobbying, ignores anti-drilling record.
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The incumbent congressman says he’s prepared to serve an area three times the size of the previous district, touting his decade of experience in the role.
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In the second half of our road trip, we talked to voters from Moore Haven to Kissimmee about their needs and the tension of a congressional district remade.
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The new rules set a maximum speed limit of 20 mph for e-bikes used on roadways and shoulders.
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A new congressional map tripled the district’s size. So we decided to visit its constituents, both old and new, to understand what it means for voters.
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Commissioners agreed that a new plan presented to them could address the county’s public transit issues.
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The proposed ordinance would establish speed limits and other rules for micromobility devices, plus penalties for violating them.
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Redistricting has reshaped a key Central Florida district. So we hit the road to talk to voters about the issues that matter to them.
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The Sunshine Transit Advancement Resolution plan would start with bus rapid transit and include light rail and heavy rail. It focuses on eight high-volume transportation corridors crisscrossing Orange County.
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Riders under 16 years old must complete a city-approved education program and wear a helmet. But first the City Commission has to vote on a resolution designating those education programs.
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Advocates in Central Florida are urging for Haitians’ Temporary Protected Status to be restored.