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Government & Politics
Greco Outraises HD 19 Rival 73-1, Builds $190K War Chest
St. Augustine Republican Sam Greco raised nearly $60K in Q1 2026, signaling a dominant lead in the St. Johns County seat.
Government & Politics
Government & Politics
Ex-Gov. Crist Eyes St. Pete Mayoral Bid After Idalia Uproots Him
The former congressman spent years in Minnesota after losing his St. Petersburg home, a displacement story resonating with Treasure Coast voters hit by recent hurricanes.
Government & Politics
Port St. Lucie Agrees to $24M Settlement With Former Trash Hauler Waste Pro
The nine-figure payout raises urgent questions about budget impact, contract oversight, and what residents will pay
Government & Politics
Florida Governor's Race Comes to Treasure Coast as Field Takes Shape — and Fractures
Fishback courts Vero Beach voters on a shoestring; Donalds goes hawkish on Cuba; Uthmeier locks up law enforcement while Tallahassee stalls
Government & Politics
Florida Democrats Flip Seats, Target Treasure Coast in 2026 Midterms
Party leaders highlight flipping two legislative seats and recruiting 1,200 candidates since 2025, signaling potential shifts in Martin, St. Lucie and Indian River counties.
Government & Politics
Florida Lawmakers to Vote on $74M World Cup Security, Rural Health Funds
Treasure Coast counties stand to benefit as the Joint Legislative Budget Commission convenes April 17 to unlock federal grants for Miami stadium security and rural clinic aid.
Government & Politics
Port St. Lucie Agrees to $24M Waste Pro Settlement — and Taxpayers Are Left in the Dark
City quietly resolves dispute with former trash hauler; funding source, contract details, and approval process remain unclear
Government & Politics
Treasure Coast Democrat Richter Raises $82K in First Month to Flip HD 85
The Martin-St. Lucie swing seat, held by Republicans since 2018, heats up as the lawyer targets rising insurance costs and overdevelopment for local families.
Government & Politics
Q1 Money Primary Leaves Byron Donalds Alone at the Top of Florida's 2026 Governor's Race
First-quarter finance reports reveal a field fracturing fast — one candidate is nearly broke, another is burning cash faster than he raises it, and a third is propped up by a single mega-donor
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