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New research indicates Florida Government Drone Programs need more time to transition to Blue UAS - Vimarsana News

New research indicates Florida Government Drone Programs need more time to transition to Blue UAS

95% of agencies surveyed cite “negative impact” from recent actions taken to create Florida Approved Drone Manufacturers List MIAMI – April 20, 2022 – New research conducted by the Airborne International Response Team (AIRT), the leading 501(c)3 non-profit organization supporting the use of drones for public safety and disaster response and home to the DRONERESPONDERS program, has found…

Who's behind Grow United PAC, which funded ghost Florida Senate candidates? It's a mystery - Vimarsana News

Who's behind Grow United PAC, which funded ghost Florida Senate candidates? It's a mystery

Who's behind Grow United PAC, which funded ghost Florida Senate candidates? It's a mystery Mark Harper, The Daytona Beach News-Journal © myfloridahouse.gov Frank Artiles, R-Miami, congratulates Jason Brodeur, R-Sanford, on March 22, 2013, when both were members of the Florida House of Representatives. Artiles is charged in connection with an election fraud case in South Florida, while parallels can be found in Brodeur's election to the Senate last November. An allegedly illegal effort to promote a Boca Raton man's sham candidacy for a state Senate seat in South Florida bear...

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Ghost candidates: How shady campaign money benefits Florida GOP candidates - Vimarsana News

Ghost candidates: How shady campaign money benefits Florida GOP candidates

An allegedly illegal effort to promote a Boca Raton man's sham candidacy for a state Senate seat in South Florida bears resemblance — and apparent connections — to two other shadowy legislative campaigns in the fall. The mysterious source of money — an entity called "Grow United" — paid for mailers in the three races, including Miami-Dade’s Senate District 37. There, former state Sen. Frank Artiles has been indicted on charges he offered money to no-party candidate Alexis "Alex" Rodriguez to run in the race, an action that is illegal under Florida law. Rodriguez, who is from Boc...