Amendment 2 Passes In Florida, Reactions From Both SidesAmendment 2 has passed in Florida which will increase the minimum wage to $15 per hour over the course of the next few years. Some Floridians have been celebrating the victory while others are more apprehensive.
Georgia Sec. of State Raffensperger On Resignation Call: ‘That Is Not Going To Happen’Georgia’s Republican Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger rejected calls from Republican U.S. Sens. Kelly Loeffler and David Perdue to resign, calling the Georgia election, “…an embarrassment for our state.”
Amendment 2 Advocate Speaks In Support Of Fight For $15 In FloridaWe come in contact with these workers nearly every single day while stopping for food picking up groceries. Some of us are these workers. Local advocates for raising the minimum wage across the state are speaking out about their struggle and why Amendment 2 on the ballot is vital.
Early Voting Sites: Pinellas Has 5 Sites To Hillsborough's 26The League of Women Voters of North Pinellas County discuss discrimination, long lines and a lack of early voting sites in Pinellas County.
President Trump To Host Rally At Bucs Stadium, Near Early-Voting SiteIn a last minute announcement, President Donald Trump will be in Tampa Thursday and hosting a rally just outside Buc's Stadium which happens to be an early voting location in Hillsborough County.
Ivanka Stumps In Florida Ahead Of President Trump's Wednesday VisitFighting for Florida, Ivanka Trump spent part of the day Tuesday stumping in Sarasota for her father, President Donald Trump.
President Trump Votes In Person In FL, Insists Vote-By-Mail Not SecureAs Election Day grows near, President Donald Trump is still publicly casting doubt on the safety of Florida's vote-by-mail election process. The woman responsible for making sure Florida's election runs smoothly spoke with CW44 News At 10's election expert, Jim DeFede to address reports of foreign interference and her confidence in Florida's vote-by-mail process.
Local Researcher & Election Official Discuss Voter Fraud AllegationsCW44 News At 10 reported part 1 on Monday that researchers at USF released new findings from a statewide presidential election survey. In part two, we digging deeper into some of the concerns voters have shared and what that data means.
Early Voting Sets Records In Pasco County, Anticipate Breaking MorePasco County voting officials tell CW44 News At 10, early voting records are still being broken this week. Officials are working to address voter concerns at the polls. Among those concerns is potential voting harassment.
Florida's Voter Registration Site-Crash Causes Stir On Social MediaA social media storm erupted overnight after Florida’s voter registration site stopped working just hours before deadline. Dozens of politicians and a number of organizations have responded online about the glitch calling on state officials to fix the problem Monday.
'More Conservative Than Attila The Hun': New Kelly Loeffler AdGeorgia Republican Sen. Kelly Loeffler is looking to highlight her conservative voting record in a new ad Monday that compares her to Attila the Hun.
Rising Drug Costs In Florida Threaten Bay Area Independent PharmaciesIn Tampa Bay, there are close to 100 independent pharmacists that are at risk of shutting down because of lack of drug pricing regulations. Independent pharmacies are worried that this will cause pharmacy deserts and hundreds of millions of dollars in losses in Florida's economy.
Local Musicians Team Up To Produce A Music Video To Bolster Voting In 2020With the 2020 election less than two months away, it's sure to nothing short of historic. A group of local musicians and artists lended their talents to a locally produced music video to inspire the battleground state of Florida to vote.
California Doctor Takes Interest In Helping Florida Fight COVIDA doctor in California has taken a strong interest in COVID-19 testing in Florida, among other states. He and his team are developing an at-home antibody rapid test and believes testing should increase, regardless of what politicians say.