Patrick Murphy

Two former Florida congressmen brought their “Why Gridlock Rules Washington” tour to Orlando today.David Jolly, (R), and Patrick Murphy, (D), held a town…

Senator Marco Rubio is warning fellow Republicans not to capitalize politically on Wikileaks. He said he won't be criticizing Hillary Clinton about anything based soley on what has been released by Wikileaks.

Florida’s U.S. Senate race is now too close to call. That’s according to the latest Quinnipiac Poll. The poll shows Marco Rubio locked into a tight race with democrat Patrick Murphy, 48 – 45 percent

Carlos Beruff can pinpoint the day when the bottom fell out from under his real estate business.“It was the Friday before Labor Day of 1991,” he said with a laugh. “The bank called me up and said ‘We’re not giving you any more money.’”

Republican U.S. Senator and former presidential candidate Marco Rubio had been looking forward to his speech at the Republican National Convention for a long time. He just didn’t expect to be encouraging Republicans to vote for Donald J. Trump.

One week after the shooting that left 49 people dead at Orlando’s Pulse nightclub, an impassioned Pam Keith was fired up as she spoke to a Democratic Party meeting on gun control in Hollywood, Fla.

Democrat Patrick Murphy must have seemed like the perfect candidate when he announced he was running for U.S. Senate. The 33-year-old Palm Beach Congressman is young, telegenic and politically moderate. But recently, a spate of controversies, along with GOP incumbent Marco Rubio’s surprise entry into the race, have called Murphy’s front-runner status into question.

Orlando Congressman Alan Grayson is often described as a “liberal firebrand” for his passionate and sometimes combative encounters in the media and on Capitol Hill.

As the race for Marco Rubio’s senate seat lures more politicians to run, the rivalry between two Democrats vying for the spot, congressional…

Former Florida Governor and U.S. Senator Bob Graham is endorsing Rep. Patrick Murphy’s bid to be Florida’s next senator.