All over the country we are seeing people of faith standing up to this president, and our new Democrats of Faith program
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Allen Ellison has announced that he will run for the United States Senate to represent the great State of Florida. The seat is currently being held by Republican Senator Marco Rubio. Here is a full transcript of Ellison’s announcement that
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Just one week before election day and two weeks before the Supreme Court begins hearing arguments to overturn the Affordable Care Act, the Senate voted to confirm Donald Trump’s Supreme Court nominee
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After a week of Early Voting, Republican voters in Miami-Dade are catching up to our initial early vote lead.
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YOUR WEEKLY RESISTANCE NEWSLETTERWEEK OF OCT 25, 2020 Working to turn Florida Blue! Indivisible St. Johns Indivisible St Johns members, in partnership with our Blue Wave Coalition, made 17,337 phone calls, sent
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Kelly speaks with Pasha Baker, Democratic nominee for the Florida House of Representatives in District 28.
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This week, Jeff Le, Florida resident and former Deputy Cabinet Secretary to former Governor Jerry Brown, penned an op-ed for the Villages-News outlining how Trump’s chaotic response to the coronavirus pandemic has
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Dear Friends — Early Voting started on Monday, and we’ve seen an overwhelming turnout in Miami-Dade County. If you haven’t voted yet, please make a plan to turn in your vote-by-mail ballot at one
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*** MEDIA ADVISORY FOR FRIDAY OCT 23 AT 12:00 PM CT / 1:00 PM ET ***RSVP HERE FOR VIRTUAL PRESS CONFERENCE PENSACOLA, FL — On Friday, October 23, at 12:00 PM CT/ 1:00 PM ET, ahead
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Joe Biden will face Donald Trump in the final presidential debate of the election. And a police officer's Trump mask inside a polling location.
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The FDP are launching a “Drag Yourself to the Polls” Initiative to encourage LGBTQ+ and youth voting. Response to Ivanka Trump’s rally in Fort Myers today.
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Today, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics released their final state employment and unemployment report before November 3rd, revealing that in September, there were 450,000 more unemployed Floridians compared to 2019. It also showed
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