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It’s been two years since a pro-Trump crowd stormed the U.S. Capitol. Florida is home to more people arrested in connection with the attack than any other state.

Florida Tech Vice President for Executive Communications Wes Sumner interviews Interim President Bob King on this edition of Inside Florida Tech.

Florida Rep. Bobby Payne easily retained a spot in the state house on Tuesday. And Casey Woolsey won the St. Johns County court judge seat.

St. Johns County Commissioners Sarah Arnold won the primary. Meanwhile, the District 4 race could be headed to a recount.

St. Johns County School Board member Kelly Barrera won against Yvonne Blockbaum. The races for Districts 1 and 3 will be decided in November.

St. Augustine Vice Mayor Nancy Sikes-Kline won her race against political newcomers Noah Kowieski and Tim Miscovich on Tuesday.

St. Johns County voters have until 7 p.m. to cast their ballots. As of about noon, less than 20% of eligible voters had cast a ballot.

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Governor ron desantis is expected to sign the bill. >> how many parents what their kindergartners to have transgenderism or something injected into classroom instruction? >> inside florida and across country the bill prompted and emotional outcry. >> create an environment to continue to keep children more closeted. its going to put more of a censor on teachers. lgbtq are more likely to commit suicide not because of sexual ora orientation but because of the way they are treated. >> pushing this b...

The primary, i want to get rid of i.c.e. which isnt in theory the greatest thing to say for a general election. no, i want to get rid of i.c.e. hes not backing down from any of his liberal positions. medicare for all and same goes for -- same goes for desantis, the republican. >> no question. also the "i" word, impeachment. hes not showing a away from that as a lot of democrats here in washington are, at least at the moment. but i do think the -- i think were going to see a lot of adjustment for...