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Election Night 2024: How The Tributary Tracks and Projects Florida Results
The Tributary uses a live voter turnout scraper to track Election Day participation in real time across Florida’s Congressional, Senate, and House districts, ensuring transparency and responsible reporting. Follow along for real-time data and insights on voter turnout.
Florida’s political fault lines shift with swing Hispanic voters
Florida’s unpredictable Hispanic voters are dramatically reshaping the 2024 election with major party swings in key districts. This could impact Election Day in Florida.
Can the GOP Hold On to Supermajority Control in Florida’s Legislature?
Florida’s GOP supermajority powers are on the line in the upcoming election. With just a few seat flips needed, Democrats aim to reshape the state Legislature and check conservative policies.
Florida House District 16: GOP Rep. Kiyan Michael faces Democrat Rachel Grage
GOP Rep. Kiyan Michael faces Rachel Grage, her first Democratic challenger, in next Tuesday’s election in Florida House District 16, a seat that covers the Beaches, East Arlington and the intracoastal communities.
Florida House District 12: Rep. Wyman Duggan faces Gen Z Benjamin Sandlin
Democrat Benjamin Sandlin is running against Republican Rep. Wyman Duggan in a race where Duggan has outraised Sandlin more than 233 times.
Hank Rogers, Reginald Blount compete for Duval County School Board District 5 seat
Hank Rogers and Reginald Blount are competing in the runoffs this November for the Duval County School Board District 5 seat, representing some of the oldest schools in the district.
Florida’s 4th Congressional District: U.S. Rep. Aaron Bean faces Democratic challenger L.J. Holloway in rematch
In Florida’s 4th Congressional District, the upcoming Nov. 5 election is more than just a rematch between Republican incumbent Aaron Bean and Democratic challenger L.J. Holloway.
Red Lights, Green Cash: How a Florida Legislator Boosted School Bus Cameras and Benefited Her Family
An investigation reveals how Florida Rep. Vicki Lopez’s sponsorship of school bus camera laws benefited BusPatrol—a company employing her son—raising ethical concerns about conflicts of interest and state ethics.
Of 10 states with abortion ballot measures, only Florida requires 60 percent support to pass
Voters in 10 more states will vote directly on abortion in November. But out of all those states, Florida is the only one where a 60 percent supermajority is required to pass a constitutional amendment.
