As the leaves start to fall, it brings the spooky air of Halloween, and this year it comes along with the election season. There is almost no way to separate political history from real life or myth. Politics has also been a supernatural topic of interest from a big nation. The United States’ capitol has been the site of several mysterious, supernatural sightings.
Recently, a rise of Non-Party Affiliated (NPA) voters has been growing in Florida and the rest of the United States. What is the NPA voter status, and what might it mean for the future political landscape?
Florida’s 2026 election will be watched by researchers across the nation as an indicator of the political future of the state and of the nation. Multiple statewide elections will be held in Florida. Although the state is considered a Republican stronghold, Democrats are optimistic, especially for the governor’s race.
While the focus of this election season has been on the candidates running for governor, the senate, and representatives to serve Floridians in Tallahassee and in Washington, D.C., a proposed amendment to the Florida State Constitution has sparked debate on the benefits for homeowners versus the costs to local governments, municipalities, and citizens.
Since the attacks from terrorist group, Hamas, on Oct. 7 of 2023 in Israel, the conflict between Palestine and Israel has been a topic of conversationthroughout the world. Discourse surrounds whether the causes of each nation have merit. To infer this, it is critical to know: What do both sides of the conflict claim? What is the history of this conflict?
Did you know that in Pasco County, Mosquito Control commissioners are elected by voters? On Nov. 3, not only will east Pasco voters have to vote for a new governor; they will also pick a new Mosquito Control commissioner to represent them.
On Aug. 18, Pasco and Pinellas County voters will choose between Elizabeth “Liz” Constantine and Stefen Diskey to represent them on the bench.
With three School Board seats up for election this year in Pasco County, people are faced with a challenging task of deciding who they will vote for on Aug. 18. In two races, Districts 1 and 3, the incumbents are stepping down.
With three School Board seats up for election this year in Pasco County, people are faced with a challenging task of deciding who they will vote for on August 18. In two races, Districts 1 and 3, the incumbents are stepping down.
With three School Board seats up for election this year in Pasco County, people are faced with the challenging task of deciding who they will vote for on Aug. 18.
