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A machine recount confirmed Tuesday that incumbent Republican Rep. María Elvira Salazar had defeated Democrat challenger Eliott Rodriguez in the race for Florida’s 27th congressional district.
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floridatrib.org/2026/11/10/rec…
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floridatrib.org Recount confirms Salazar’s narrow reelection to South Florida House seat Salazar survived despite publicly breaking from President Trump on immigration, saying enforcement efforts had 'gone too far.' The Jacksonville City Council backed a scaled-down taxpayer subsidy package for a private developer’s plans to build an apt high-rise and Publix downtown. The decision required two separate and closely divided votes.
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floridatrib.org Pared-back downtown Jacksonville Publix project approved with narrow votes The incentive package initially passed 10-8. But the council voted a second time one council member initially didn’t register a vote one way or another, generating whispers among the audience. A development group is lobbying the Jacksonville City Council to greenlight a package of taxpayer incentives, including a $28 million cash grant, that it says is necessary to build a 15-floor apartment building with a Publix in downtown.
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floridatrib.org/2026/11/09/mil…
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floridatrib.org Millions in unbudgeted taxpayer incentives weigh on downtown Jacksonville Publix subsidy If approved, the city would owe nearly $100 million in cash incentives to a raft of economic development projects by 2032, a total that has given some council members pause while they must simultan... A FDOC employee used white-out to alter the expiration dates of lethal injection drugs, according to a complaint from a Death Row inmate who was executed Thursday night, a revelation that a federal appellate judge recently called “deeply troubling.”
floridatrib.org/2026/11/05/fed…
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floridatrib.org Federal judge admonishes Florida for whiting out execution drugs' expiration date The white-out episode is notable because Florida has faced allegations that in at least 35 executions since February 2025, it has used expired drugs and lower dosages of the drugs than required,...