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Some Republicans activists, like my colleagues Jacob Perry or Rick Wilson, stop listening to anyone who dares to bring up the idea of a brokered GOP convention. Seriously though, what are the chances of a (mythical) brokered convention? Howard Megdal

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7:55 a.m. – Just to see how much US Rep. Tom Rooney’s Congressional seat would change under the Senate’s proposed maps, look at this image via The Palm Beach Post: 7:29 a.m. – Smart-guy Steve Schale offers his first takeaways on the Congressional maps. 6:14 a.m. –

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Florida Democratic Party Chairman Rod Smith

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Here are a few things I think I think about the Florida Senate’s just-released reapportionment maps: The obvious…the maps create a potential Hispanic Congressional district in central Florida. The Republicans get a new seat based around The Villages (where else?!) As expected, the Republican-controlled Senate is jumping into the

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A Tallahassee-based appeals court Monday refused to revive a lawsuit that could have determined whether Internet cafes violate state gambling laws, reports the News Service of Florida. The 1st District Court of Appeal rejected an appeal by Allied Veterans of the World, Inc., a major operator of the controversial cafes. A three-judge panel did not give reasons for the decision. Allied Veterans filed the lawsuit in 2010, after authorities moved to shut down cafes in Pinellas, Jackson, Marion and Seminole…

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Along its picturesque waterfront and around its increasingly bustling downtown, the sun never seems to set for St. Petersburg, the once sleepy city by the Bay enjoying a modern-day

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At first glance, this proposed map looks to guarantee that a Republican, right now it’s Bill Young, holds on to the Pinellas Congressional seat for another ten years.

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