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Volusia voters beware! It's campaign mailer season

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By Mark Lane Verified
| Bradenton Herald Verified
Once a political party achieves a certain level of dominance, it gets bored with fighting its weaker opponent. It becomes more invested in fighting with itself. And so it is that in St. Johns County, where 56% of voters are Republicans and there are more no-party voters than Democrats, internal struggles have broken out among Republicans. A division that recently resulted in criminal charges.
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High Court deflects latest attack on voting by mail

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By Mark Lane Verified
| Bradenton Herald Verified
The U.S. Supreme Court has once again affirmed the ability of states to set election regulations. It ruled states could set generous deadlines for mail-in voting. Not a surprising ruling. The Constitution is, after all, clear about who sets most election rules.
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If property taxes in Florida go away, then what?

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By Mark Lane Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Special Session Spring continues. Gov. Ron DeSantis announced another special session of the Legislature to advance his plan to all but end property taxes on homes. The plan would dramatically shift fiscal decision-making away from Florida’s cities and counties and centralize it in Tallahassee. And all sold to voters with populist rhetoric. The state Senate is preparing its usual rubber stamp.
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