Incumbent Marco Rubio said he was considering running for re-election despite previously saying he was not interested in another term.
Abigail Abrams
Jun 17, 2016
The Florida senator's campaign released the remaining details of his GOP charge card transactions, and said the portion for personal expenses was repaid.
Julia Glum
Nov 07, 2015
As governor, Jeb Bush pressed Florida pension officials on behalf of a donor’s firm, then shrouded the pension fund in secrecy.
David Sirota
Apr 01, 2015
The Republicans Governors Association spent $19 million in Florida governor's race — the most the RGA spent on any contest.
Ginger Gibson
Nov 04, 2014
Gov. Rick Scott bested a tough challenge from Republican-turned-Democrat Charlie Crist in one of the most contentious races of the 2014 midterms.
Howard Koplowitz
Nov 04, 2014
Eleven gubernatorial races are within 4 percentage points, according to the latest New York Times/CBS News/YouGov poll.
Julia Glum
Oct 28, 2014
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie offered cautious optimism about Republican gubernatorial candidates who will face voters next week.
Ginger Gibson
Oct 26, 2014
Looking at 2014 for lessons about 2016? You might be tempted to rely on the results from these five states. Don't.
Ginger Gibson
Oct 21, 2014
Florida Democrats nominate a party switcher who defeated them in the gubernatorial race eight years ago.
Eric Linton
Aug 26, 2014
Rhode Island Gov. Lincoln Chafee is not the first politician to switch parties. Here are some other high-profile switches.
Charles Poladian
May 29, 2013
Completing his political evolution, the governor of Rhode Island becomes a Democrat ahead of his 2014 re-election campaign.
Pema Levy
May 29, 2013
Florida's former Gov. Charlie Crist is officially a Democrat, and the rumor is he may take on Republican Gov. Rick Scott.
Laura Matthews
Dec 08, 2012
Former Gov. Charlie Crist and Jim Greer, the former chairman of the state Republican Party, said there was never a real concern about in-person voter fraud in Florida.
Ashley Portero
Nov 26, 2012
Florida Republicans conspired to dampen voter turnout among African Americans, according to a former top party official currently battling criminal fraud charges.
Jeremy White
Jul 27, 2012
With Democrats defending nearly twice as many Senate seats as Republicans in 2012, the GOP has an excellent chance of taking the upper chamber and holding majorities in both houses of Congress.
Brett Joshpe
May 14, 2012
Newt Gingrich is the latest Republican politician to be asked by a musician to stop using their songs at campaign events.
Dan Rivoli
Jan 31, 2012
He did not use the name, but in his State of the Union address last night President Obama made clear that he is keeping the DREAM Act alive.
IBT Staff Reporter
Jan 26, 2011
Thousands of Floridians demonstrated against moves to allow offshore oil drilling on Saturday along the east and west coasts of the state in a protest dubbed Hands Across the Sand.
IBT Staff Reporter
Feb 15, 2010
Senator Mel Martinez, a native Cuban and a former chairman of the Republican Party, stunned supporters on Friday by informing them that he plans to resign from Congress, party aides said.
IBT Staff Reporter
Aug 07, 2009
Florida republican, Senator Mel Martinez, has decided to leave the senate permanently in the next few weeks following his earlier announcement that he would no longer be running for re-election in 2010.
IBT Staff Reporter
Aug 07, 2009
Florida Sen. Mel Martinez, the only Hispanic Republican in the Senates, said he is resigning on Friday, according to Fox News.
IBT Staff Reporter
Aug 07, 2009
The State of Florida took a major step forward to save lives and protect children yesterday when Governor Charlie Crist signed a $1 per pack surcharge into law.
IBT Staff Reporter
May 28, 2009