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Florida tells hundreds of citizens they are ineligible to vote

GlobalPost - 44 minutes ago

Florida officials said the state will purge suspected noncitizens from the voter rolls. read more

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Obama forgot to read the Castro memo
Miami Herald - Sun May 27, 3:29 pm ET
Of the simple rules in Florida elections, few stand out like this one: Don’t look wobbly over Castro — especially in an election year.
Florida insiders name Jeb Bush as Romney's best vice president choice
St. Petersburg Times - Sat May 26, 7:49 pm ET
By Adam C. Smith, Times Political Editor Saturday, May 26, 2012 Mitt Romney 's smartest vice presidential choice would come from Florida, say an overwhelming number of Florida's smartest politicos. It's not Marco Rubio , however. It's Jeb Bush . The ex-governor overwhelmingly topped the list in the latest Tampa Bay Times Florida Insider Poll asking more than 100 insiders who would be Romney's ...
Wisconsin recall's a 'test run,' DNC chair says
CNN Political Ticker - Sun May 27, 11:14 am ET
Washington (CNN) – Democratic National Committee Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz on Sunday classified Democratic efforts in the Wisconsin recall election as a “test run” for the presidential race. “It’s given the Obama for America operation an opportunity to do the dry run we need of our massive, significant dynamic grassroots presidential campaign,” the Florida representative [...]
Same Sex Marriage Issue Could Help Romney In Florida
CBS Miami - Sun May 27, 3:55 pm ET
With debate and votes taking place around the state and polls showing a growing acceptance, the issue of same-sex marriage and domestic partner rights will likely be among a host of second tier issues that could determine which presidential candidate takes the state.
Changes create districts that look ripe for Democrats, Hispanic candidates
Orlando Sentinel - Sun May 27, 4:18 pm ET
TALLAHASSEE — Call it the curse of political gerrymandering: While Central Florida's urban core has shifted Democratic and Hispanic in the last decade, the region's representation in Tallahassee remained overwhelming Republican and white.
Politics 2012: Ron Paul strategy keeps things interesting
UPI - Sun May 27, 5:28 am ET
By NICOLE DEBEVEC United Press International When he bowed out of actively campaigning to capture the Republican presidential nomination, U.S. Rep. Ron Paul said he wasn't interested in disrupting the party's national convention in Tampa, Fla., in August.
Sen. Bill Nelson's cautious approach comes with heavy emphasis on populist issues
St. Petersburg Times - Sun May 27, 10:08 am ET
By Alex Leary, Times Staff Writer Sunday, May 27, 2012 WASHINGTON — The world's greatest deliberative body faces monumental decisions on issues ranging from crushing debt to nukes in Iran. But U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson is more likely to be seen fighting monster snakes. During 12 years in the Senate, the Florida Democrat has maintained a tight focus on the state, rarely missing an opportunity to ...
Obama Shouldn't Count Florida Out
HispanicBusiness.com - Fri May 25, 11:27 am ET
While President Obama is trailing Mitt Romney in Florida 47 percent to 41 percent in the latest Quinnipiac poll, Republicans in the Sunshine State are damaging their brand.
Rubio Criticizes Obama’s ‘Troubling Chest-Thumping’ on bin Laden
National Journal via Yahoo! News - Fri May 25, 8:40 am ET
Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., says that the Obama administration’s cooperation with a company making a movie about the raid that killed Osama bin Laden is “part of a troubling trend of chest-thumping.”
Polls: Obama leads Romney in Florida, Ohio and Virginia
ABC OTUS News via Yahoo! News - Thu May 24, 9:48 am ET
President Barack Obama leads Mitt Romney in Florida, Ohio and Virginia, according to new polls of the key 2012 swing states, although Obama's advantage has narrowed in recent months.Obama has inched ahead of Romney 48 percent to 44 percent in both Florida and Virginia, according to three new NBC News/Marist polls. In Ohio, the president has a 6-point advantage over Romney, leading his Republican ...