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Tuesday’s Campaign Round-Up, 11.10.26: Recount begins in Miami-area congressional race
GOP’s hold on Florida could chart the future of data centers
Republican Mario Diaz-Balart wins reelection in Florida's District 26, CBS News projects
After blunders, Miami-Dade’s elections chief doesn’t look neutral in vote recount | Opinion
Florida turnout hits 60.9%, second highest in 30 years, as Gov. DeSantis credits Amendment 3
Soto defends redistricted Florida House seat from GOP
Trump's redistricting gamble faces reckoning as GOP holdouts claim vindication
Former Florida news anchor to succeed embattled Mills in House
Florida Governor Ron Desanti talks to CNN’s Jake Tapper about what he’s learned from last night’s midterm election wipe-out, how Florida can stay red, and how he’s feeling about running for president in 2028.
The race for Florida's 27th Congressional District could be determined in a matter of hours as the machine recount continues in Doral on Tuesday afternoon, more than 24 hours after the recount began. CBS News Miami's Morgan Rynor has the latest on the recount
Only 1,090 votes separate María Elvira Salazar and Eliott Rodriguez in a Florida congressional race. Now a federal judge has weighed in on whether the county elections chief should oversee the recount, and he had pointed words for her election-night remarks.
Democratic party in Florida not dead just yet And in the Florida House, Democrats broke the Republican supermajority. Blue district members can now offer more resistance when legislation is being rushed through.
Local governments will be scrounging for revenue now that Amendment 3 has passed. Data centers might look much more tempting than they used to.
Here's a quick glimpse of Florida TODAY, our statewide newsletter: Who is she? Democrat Pia Dandiya started as a middle school math teacher. Now she's headed to Congress after win
Angie Nixon following her narrow defeat in the U.S. Senate race. The two discussed factors that contributed to her loss, with Nixon noting that attacks labeling her a "socialist" did not prevent her from winning in Latino strongholds such as Little Havana and Doral.
Fla., the first Black governor elected in his state, joins "Meet the Press" to discuss what his victory means to him as the first time in history where there will be multiple Black governors serving at the same time.
Ashley Moody defied the blue tsunami to hold Florida's Senate seat, and her rapid rise in GOP seniority could reshape the Republican future.
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