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Executive Editor, News Service of Florida. Email press releases, news tips to grohrer@newsserviceflorida.com. Formers: @orlandosentinel, @USAToday, @fla_pol
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Gray Rohrer is the Orlando Sentinel’s Tallahassee bureau reporter, covering the Legislature and the rest of state government at the Capitol.

He grew up in Brevard County and is a proud alumnus of the University of Central Florida. He previously worked for newspapers in Jacksonville and the Fort Myers area before covering state government for online publications in Tallahassee.

He enjoys reading, crossword puzzles, soccer, basketball and holding public officials accountable.

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Fishback remains on ballot after judge rejects residency claims

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By Gray Rohrer Verified
| WGCU Public Media Verified
TALLAHASSEE – Republican gubernatorial candidate James Fishback will remain on the Aug. 18 primary ballot after a Leon Circuit Court judge ruled Monday his opponent, Lt. Gov. Jay Collins, didn’t prove he lived outside the state within the last seven years. The seven-year residency requirement to be eligible to run for governor is in the state constitution.
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Fishback Stays on Ballot After Judge Rejects Residency Claims

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By Gray Rohrer Verified
| News Service Florida Verified
TALLAHASSEE – Republican gubernatorial candidate James Fishback will remain on the Aug. 18 primary ballot after a Leon Circuit Court judge ruled Monday his opponent, Lt. Gov. Jay Collins, didn’t prove he lived outside the state within the last seven years. The seven-year residency requirement to be eligible to run for governor is in the state constitution.
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Supreme Court rejects reprimand for Orange County judge

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By Gray Rohrer Verified
| Highlands News-Sun
TALLAHASSEE — An Orange County judge who last year asked a Black man in his courtroom if he ever “chopped cotton” and acted unprofessionally towards two public defenders won’t face a public reprimand, after the Florida Supreme Court opted not to punish him.
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