Efforts by a Jacksonville man to fight his execution were thrown for a loss when his main lawyer took a new job – with the agency that is fighting his efforts.
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Watch: Primary Election Preview with The Florida Trib
The Florida Trib Primary Election Preview took place on July 30 with a discussion of the races, candidates and issues taking center stage in statewide elections, starting with the primary on August 18.
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Two candidates vie for Taylor County School Board’s District 1 seat
Taylor County has three School Board seats on the ballot this year, but only one race will actually be decided by voters: incumbent Bonnie Sue Agner is being challenged by Liddie Ann Davis for the District 1 seat.
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Volusia County School Board District 3
The Volusia County School Board has five districts. These are nonpartisan races, so they are open to all voters.
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As Glades County schools recover from financial emergency, both candidates disagree on what went wrong
Florida’s Glades County school board election District 5 overview
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Two seasoned educators lay out competing visions for Bay Schools in its District 2 race
Bay County District 2 School Board election overview
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Meet the candidates for Gadsden School Board District 2: Flores, Moore, Stallworth and Washington
Gadsden School Board District 2 election overview
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Gadsden County School Board District 4 candidates are sharing their priorities
Gadsden County School Board District 4 election overview
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2026 Voter’s Guide – Marion County Commission District 2 Republican primary
The Marion County Commission has five districts, and these are partisan races, which means you must be a member of a political party to vote in August. All voters will be able to choose from a final slate of candidates in November. The winner of the Republican primary for the District 2 commission seat will go on to face write-in candidate Mark Okus in November.
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What Byron and Erika Donalds’ gospel of school choice could mean for Florida
Byron and Erika Donalds are poised to fundamentally reshape education in the state of Florida. Guided by their Christian faith, they seek to “break the public school monopoly.”