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Florida Capitol Reporter at Florida Politics.
University of Central Florida & Army alum.
Bylines include POLITICO and WMFE-Orlando.

Jason Delgado’s Journalist Portfolio

Most cities would see no direct aid under stimulus bill

Most cities would see no direct aid under stimulus bill

TALLAHASSEE - U.S. mayors are urging Congress to change a provision in the $2 trillion coronavirus stimulus b…

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For shelters, it's radio silence as domestic violence pay scandal grips Capitol

For shelters, it's radio silence as domestic violence pay scandal grips Capitol

TALLAHASSEE - As state lawmakers rush to cut ties with the once trusted, now embattled Florida Coalition Agai…

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Jolly announces running mate in governor race

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By Jason Delgado Verified
| Bay News 9 Verified
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Democratic gubernatorial candidate David Jolly selected a familiar name to join his ticket as lieutenant governor, former Rep. Gwen Graham. She ran unsuccessfully in the 2018 Democratic primary for governor against then-Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum. She also served in the Biden administration. And notably, she’s also the daughter of former Florida Gov. and U.S. Sen. Bob Graham.
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Lawmakers approve Florida budget of $114.5 billion Original

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By Jason Delgado Verified
| Spectrum News 13 Verified
The overall budget included provisions for spending $114.5 billion, which is less than the previous year’s budget. It’s also less than what the Senate wanted to spend, but more than what the House asked for during the regular session deliberations. If that number holds, it would mark the second straight year the state has scaled back spending. Speaker of the House Daniel Perez announced that the budget maintained $14 billion in reserves for as-needed state spending.
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DeSantis calls for special session next week on property tax relief Original

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By Jeff Van Sant, Jason Delgado Verified
| Bay News 9 Verified
TAMPA, Fla. — Gov. Ron DeSantis is calling for a special session for lawmakers to discuss property tax relief for Floridians. During a news conference Wednesday in Tampa, DeSantis said he is issuing a proclamation calling for a special session to begin June 1 to put a property tax reform measure before voters for a “yes or no” question on the November ballot. “There is a lot that has gone into this,” DeSantis said.
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