The Florida Republican Assembly plans to hold a protest outside the Rosen Plaza Hotel at 9 a.m. in Orlando in protest of Power “dividing the party.” Sympathetic groups like Venice-based Hollow 2A are encouraging members to show up and make their voice heard even though they have no vote in the state Chair election.

Last year, Moskowitz said he was looking into a run for governor in 2026. Among the reasons he said he’d be a fit: He’s shown he can work with Republicans. From 2019 until 2021, Moskowitz was the head of DeSantis' Division of Emergency Management.

The recent hiring by Rep. Byron Donalds’s (R-FL) congressional campaign came as former Florida Rep. Matt Gaetz also confirmed that he's considering a gubernatorial run.

Wells is the current Vice Chair of the Coral Gables Charter Review Committee and a regular speaker at City Commission meetings. If elected, he plans to streamline government meetings and make them more civilized and expand residential amenities, including the construction of permanent pickleball courts at the Biltmore Tennis Center.

Evan Power is anticipated to be reelected GOP chair following successful efforts that solidified the GOP's dominance in Florida.

Donald Trump will become president as a convicted felon for 34 counts of falsifying business records to hide hush money. Here's what that means.

The 2024 election may be over, but the electoral hamster wheel will keep on spinning in 2025. In the past, elections that occur the year after a presidential race have often presented opportunities for the party that lost the White House to make gains or hold onto power in places it already controls, and 2025 is no different.

Elon Musk's controversial $1 million swing state giveaway concluded with the final prize going to a man who worked on Donald Trump's campaign.

Political punditry cognoscenti let out a collective gasp when, a month out from Election Day 2024, a top-tier polling outfit showed Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump set to win Florida by 13 points.

Moving swiftly to distance herself from her embattled predecessor, newly minted Supervisor of Elections Karen Castor Dentel said Tuesday that her administration has begun efforts to claw back taxpayer funds from Valencia College and the Central Florida Foundation.