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Florida voters must submit mail-in ballot requests by Oct. 22 as early voting starts Oct. 24 ahead of the Nov. 5 General Election in Orange County.

Republican gubernatorial nominee Byron Donalds focuses on swaying Black voters as his party prepares for potential low turnout in the upcoming Florida election.

Elon Musk allocates $366M for GOP midterms to counter slipping Trump popularity and cost of living issues affecting voters nationwide.

Voting rights groups are mobilizing against a new proposal to exclude noncitizens from the 2030 census, fearing it will impact local political power and federal funding allocations across communities.

Donald Trump used Columbus Day to launch a severe verbal attack against North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper on Truth Social, drawing attention for its violent tone.

U.S. District Judge Jennifer Rochon issued a temporary restraining order halting DHS advertisements funded by taxpayer money, citing misuse of congressionally appropriated funds for political messaging.

Rep. Byron Donalds defends his relationship with President Trump after reports that he removed most references from his gubernatorial campaign website, signaling a strategic pivot for Florida's Republican primary.

President Trump urged Republicans to vote strongly in the upcoming midterms during a Tennessee rally. He warned that he would be blamed if they lose but receive no credit if they win, highlighting the stakes for party unity and electoral success.

Central Florida residents are reacting to leaked reports that Donald Trump agreed to ease Russia sanctions despite Vladimir Putin refusing peace talks, raising concerns about local economic stability.

After Natalie Harp's death, her brother Preston radicalized and moved to Nicaragua. Their ideological divide reflects broader US political tensions.

Expert analysis reveals that Trump's proposed diesel pact with Putin will likely have zero impact on Central Florida gas prices, debunking claims of immediate consumer benefit.

The U.S. Department of Justice is investigating whether five major television networks colluded to violate antitrust laws by jointly suspending press pool coverage of President Trump.