Former Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Jeff Greene followed through on his promise to the New York Times yesterday and sued the St. Petersburg Times and the Miami Herald for libel in a Miami-Dade court, accusing the publications of hatching…
The Crooked Candidate 2010 list published by Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, CREW, still includes Florida Gov. Charlie Crist, Kendrick Meek, Marco Rubio and Allen West, all four running for federal office in Florida.
The New York Times is today reporting that Jeff Greene, the billionaire latecomer who challenged and lost to Rep. Kendrick Meek in this year’s Democratic Senate primary, will follow through on his promise to sue the…
Every Friday here at The Florida Independent, we pick out the best comments we received during the previous week, whether they came from commenters here on our site, or via Facebook and Twitter. Want to be included next week? Assail…
Days before Florida’s primary, President Obama finally did what Rep. Kendrick Meek’s supporters had been begging him to do for some time: He showed up in the Sunshine State and referred to Meek as “the next senator from the state of Florida.”
But the in-person endorsement came with a caveat.
In Broward County, almost 15 percent of over 1 million registered voters cast a ballot on Tuesday. This represents the second-largest number of registered voters in Florida.
According to the Broward County Supervisor of Elections website, Marco Rubio received…
Rep. Kendrick Meek won tonight’s grueling Democratic primary battle for Florida’s vacant U.S. Senate against self-funded billionaire and Florida politics newcomer Jeff Greene. Meek has earned 55 percent of the nearly 500,000 votes cast, compared to 33 percent for Greene, both unofficial numbers posted by the state Division of Elections.
According to polling of late, Palm Beach billionaire Jeff Greene will likely lose today in the Democratic primary for U.S. Senate against Rep. Kendrick Meek. Greene held a lead of as much as 10 points as of July…
Democratic Palm Beach billionaire Jeff Greene, who is Jewish, attacked his primary opponent in the U.S. Senate race, Miami Rep. Kendrick Meek, and President Obama in a mailer for Meek’s lack of a record on Israel, drawing…
It’s not unusual in a primary for different polls to show different results, and that’s precisely what happened when Public Policy Polling (.pdf) and Quinnipiac University measured likely Republican primary voters in Florida before tomorrow’s vote.…
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