State police in Florida are showing up at the homes of voters who signed a petition to get an abortion rights amendment on the ballot.

State police are showing up at Florida voters’ homes to question them about signing a petition to get an abortion rights amendment on the ballot in November, and a state health care agency has launched a website targeting the ballot initiative with politically charged language.

The Republican Party of Florida suspended the Manatee County Republican Executive Committee weeks after shocking primary election day results.

The ballot measure for Amendment 4 would enshrine abortion access in the Florida Constitution if it gets no less than 60% support from voters statewide.

Jurors in Florida will deliberate in the trial of four activists accused of illegally acting as Russian agents to help the Kremlin sow political discord and interfere in U.S. elections.

Democratic National Committee Chair Jamie Harrison insisted Harris "has a shot" at winning Florida during a visit to the state.

Florida voters will get the chance to vote on six amendments in the upcoming election. We break down what each amendment is.

We have placed four races in the “Potentially Vulnerable” category: The seats held by Republican Reps. Anna Paulina Luna of Pinellas County; Laurel Lee of Hillsborough, Pasco and Polk counties; and Maria Elvira Salazar of Miami; plus the seat held by Democratic Rep. Darren Soto of greater Orlando.

The government also charged Penny Hess, 78, and Jesse Nevel, 34, two leaders of branches of the group’s white allies. A fourth defendant, Augustus C. Romain Jr., 38, was kicked out of the Uhurus in 2018 and established his own group in Atlanta called The Black Hammer.

Florida residents say police are showing up at their homes to question whether they indeed signed a petition to put abortion rights on the ballot, but the deadline to challenge signature validity has already passed.

Former President Donald Trump broke with other Republicans in the Sunshine State and said he would vote “yes” on a ballot measure seeking to legalize recreational marijuana in Florida. Amendment 3 would allow those who are 21 and older to “possess,