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Earlier this year, the Florida Legislature passed a bill which Governor DeSantis signed into law to create the state's first Office of Election Crimes and Security. This new office was tasked with investigating crimes and enforcing laws related to voter fraud.  To be clear: voter

On September 28, Hurricane Ian hit the state of Florida hard, leaving our communities in dire need. Unfortunately, Hurricane Ian confirms as climate disasters increase in frequency and intensity, we must address the institutionalized discrimination that delays or denies emergency recovery aid to BIPOC communities.

Living in Florida and having spent most of my life between Florida and Puerto Rico, I am no stranger to hurricanes. In the last few years, I’d venture to say I have become somewhat of an expert in dealing with the aftermath of these natural

You’ve most likely heard of or experienced good voting experiences - and maybe some bad ones. While many factors go into your time at the polls, one of the most important and most quintessential parts of the experience is poll workers! Poll workers are a