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Actualizat: Sursa foto: The Guardian Vânzările de băuturi alcoolice s-au majorat cu 9% în acest an faţă de anul trecut şi cu 25,9% faţă de 2019, fiind produsul cu cea mai mare creştere în timpul pandemiei din piaţa FMCG, a declarat, joi, Daniela Popescu, retail services leader NielsenIQ, într-o conferinţă de specialitate. Potrivit Agerpres, din totalul pieţei de FMCG (Fast Mover Consumer Goods - bunuri de consum cu mişcar...

What does hotly debated new Florida elections law do? Here’s what it actually says Orlando Sentinel 1 hr ago Steven Lemongello, Orlando Sentinel Florida’s new election law was fiercely debated from the moment it was introduced. But what will it actually change for voters and the people who run state elections? The GOP-pushed bill went through several revisions before being signed by Gov. Ron DeSantis on May 6, and some of the more controversial measures were watered down. ...

POLITICO Get the Florida Playbook Newsletter Email Sign Up By signing up you agree to receive email newsletters or updates from POLITICO and you agree to our privacy policy and terms of service. You can unsubscribe at any time and you can contact us here. This sign-up form is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply. Hello and welcome to Monday. No bets allowed Setting the scene — But lawmakers arrive back in Tallahassee on Monday for a five-day special ...

Florida’s new election law was fiercely debated from the moment it was introduced. But what will it actually change for voters and the people who run state elections?

How Florida GOP’s Voter Suppression Could Backfire Badly Reprinted with permission from Alternet On April 29, the Republican-controlled Florida State Legislature passed a voter suppression bill that, among other things, will make it more difficult to vote by mail — and Gov. Ron DeSantis has said he will sign it into law. Florida Senate Bill 90 is obviously designed to discourage Democratic voter turnout in the Sunshine State. But now, according to Washington Post reporter Amy...

The on-screen graphic during The Rachel Maddow show Monday night says it all: "Oops." Florida Republican legislators were in a huge rush to cut off vote by mail and early voting so that THOSE voters (Democrats) wouldnt have access to the ballot. NOW theyre worried they may have gone so far with their blatant voter suppression, that some, or perhaps many, of their own voters, Republicans, may have gotten caught in their trap. Of course the elderly appreciate absentee voting and vote by mail. ...

WaPo May 03, 2021 8:30 PM ET So began a long and fruitful relationship between the GOP and absentee voting. Republican campaigns invested millions of dollars encouraging their supporters to cast ballots by mail. State legislators passed laws making it easier. Over the ensuing decades, GOP voters in Florida became so comfortable with casting ballots by mail that in 2020, nearly 35 percent of those who turned out did so, according to state data compiled by University of Florida political science ...

Republicans want to shrink the electorate, because they think it will advantage them.

CHRISTINA A. CASSIDY Vera Orosz of Canfield, left, and Nettie Ricci of Niles open and sort applications for absentee ballots at the Mahoning County Board of Elections in Youngstown last fall. An Associated Press analysis found that the number of ballots rejected in Ohio in the November 2020 election declined from previous elections despite fears that flawed ballots would increase because of the surge in mail-in voting last year. In Mahoning and Trumbull counties, 99.6 percent of all ballots ca...