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The ads, which hit Florida TV and radio last month, champion Wilton Simpson, the outgoing Senate president, as a “conservative workhorse.”

A mysterious Miami-based group behind attack ads in a 2020 Central Florida state Senate race will not have to reveal its donors.

Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Ariana Fajardo Orshan has consistently sought to limit the public disclosures, citing the privacy of Artiles’ contacts.

A judge has sided with state Sen. Annette Taddeo in her suit seeking to unmask donors to Floridians for Equality and Justice.

The Palm Coast Republican is set to be Speaker next year.

A poll commissioned by GOP gubernatorial candidate Jim Pillen again showed the top three candidates in a dead heat for the Nebraska governors seat.

“This race is still a toss-up among three candidates," said political consultant and strategist Perre Neilan, owner of Neilan Strategy Group. "The only number that really matters here is the

Hundreds of thousands of dollars a month moved through a dark-money nonprofit key to Florida’s “ghost” candidate scandal in the nine months before the 2020 elections, passing between operatives and entities involved in races across the state, according to newly released documents.

Seminole County's new “EVOLVE” includes State Attorney Phil Archer’s office, which declined to investigate a local "ghost" candidate in 2020.

Third-party ads targeting two Republican candidates for governor surfaced online Friday. Along with recent polling, the ads indicate an increasingly competitive race between three candidates.