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The 2026 Florida elections: Key dates and links

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By Meghan Bowman Wusf
| The St. Pete Catalyst Verified
Turnout during the midterms is typically much lower than in years when presidential candidates are on the ballot. But Pasco Supervisor of Elections Brian Corley said the irony is that it should be “flip-flopped.” “Everyone gets all excited when the president’s on the ballot,” Corley said. “Well, I think the real action (is) at the local level, quite honestly.” Corley said the midterms focus more on state and local offices, where the races have a greater impact on people.
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Here are some of the state’s new laws that went into effect on July 1

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By Meghan Bowman Wusf
| Florida Courier Verified
A Palm Beach International Airport sign. Soon, all signs will say Trump International. About 140 new laws took effect in Florida on Wednesday. They cover research on diseases like Alzheimer’s and diabetes to protecting owners of former phosphate mines from being responsible for pollution. A majority of the laws are related to safety, the environment, government functions and education — including the plan to transfer the University of South Florida Sarasota-Manatee campus to New College of Florida.
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