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Florida Democrats think they'll break Republican supermajorities. What does that mean? (opens the original)
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Florida Democratic Party Chair Nikki Fried said state Republicans are "absolutely" going to lose their legislative supermajorities. "We are going to surprise the nation," she said, pointing out that six seats separate Democrats from breaking the Republican supermajority in the state House and two seats in the Senate. Republicans in recent years have narrowly held two-thirds of both the Florida Senate and House, giving them enormous control over passing laws and some procedural rules without Demo
New Florida laws take effect Oct. 1. Here’s what they do (opens the original)
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A dozen new Florida laws take effect on Oct. 1. One of them is called Meg's Law, named after Kathleen Dial's sister. "Meg was the baby of our family," Dial said. " [She] sadly passed away at age 29 as a result of her addiction to nitrous oxide. She was actually found behind a smoke shop in Orange County." Nitrous oxide, also called laughing gas, does have legitimate uses, like for dental anesthesia and culinary purposes like making whipped cream. Selling it so people can get high is a crime. ALS
Florida could go without debates in any statewide race on the November ballot (opens the original)
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Democratic gubernatorial candidate David Jolly is now saying no to a debate with Republican nominee Byron Donalds. On top of that, U.S. Senator Ashley Moody has declined to debate Democratic challenger state Rep. Angie Nixon of Jacksonville. And no debates are scheduled in the races for attorney general, chief financial officer or agriculture commissioner. That means Florida voters could go without a debate in any of the statewide races this election. Looking for MORE trusted news? Subscribe to
Florida could go without debates in any general election statewide political race (opens the original)
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Democratic gubernatorial candidate David Jolly is now saying no to a debate with Republican nominee Byron Donalds. On top of that, U.S. Senator Ashley Moody has declined to debate Democratic challenger state Rep. Angie Nixon of Jacksonville. And no debates are scheduled in the races for attorney general, chief financial officer or agriculture commissioner. That means Florida voters could go without a debate in any of the statewide races this election. "From a neutral, good-government perspective
Florida's minimum wage is going up to $15 an hour (opens the original)
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Florida's minimum wage is rising to $15 on Sept. 30. It currently sits at $14. It's been rising steadily in recent years because of a $15 minimum wage constitutional amendment Florida voters approved in 2020. Looking for MORE trusted news? Subscribe to WFSU's Daily News to receive all the day's stories right in your inbox. Don't miss a beat! For tipped workers, employers will have to pay at least $11.98, with the ability to count $3.02 in tips toward reaching $15. "This path that we've been walk
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