Florida is ready to vote. Or is it? Over have already voted early in person or by absentee ballot. Early voting totals continue to be strong in mostly Democratic South Florida. For many, lines at the polls are long, while still others wait by the mailbox for their absentee ballots.
And for many, the delay is partly attributable to the . The amendments , as it has gotten easier for state lawmakers to get amendments on the ballot, particularly with one party control of both houses. Here is put together by the Florida Center for Investigative Reporting and Voters Edge, partners with 港澳天下彩for reporting on these ballot measures.
All eyes are on Florida, or, as one listener new to Florida put it, it's not the sun shining on Florida, it's the political spotlight. What makes us the "purple state"? Kenny Malone tells us what he found traveling around the state for .
While most voters have focused on the presidential race, there are several key national races as well. Perhaps few have paid attention to the U.S. Senate race, where incumbent Democrat Bill Nelson hopes to keep the one statewide office held by his party, because of the plethora of inaccurate claims by and .
Our panelists are of the Tampa Bay Times and Politifact Florida, of the Miami Herald, and of WLRN- Miami Herald News.