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• Florida’s black bear hunt starts Saturday, a handful of fun rights bills are moving through the legislature, and Charlie Crist is launching a bid for Congress. Intersection’s round table of journalists talks the issue impacting Central Florida this week.
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• Two high profile Florida Democrats have ruled themselves out of the running for the US Senate in 2016. First Charlie Crist on Monday, then Democratic National Committee chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz said Tuesday she will not run against Republican Senator Marco Rubio.
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• Governor Rick Scott will remain Florida’s governor. Unlike those of other incumbent winners, Scott’s victory only narrowly overcomes his opponent – and a mandatory recount.
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• https://wmfeimages.s3.amazonaws.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/Ed_Pozzuoli_election_recap.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: Android | RSSRepublican Governor Rick Scott’s victory in a tight race against Charlie Crist, a Democrat, came down to two factors: turnout and the economy. That’s according to political commentator Ed Pozzuoli.
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• John Morgan says there’s no question Amendment 2 is driving support for Charlie Crist. The “For-the-People” attorney says the amendment is sending young, first-time voters to the polls who are likely to favor the democratic challenger.
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• Gov. Rick Scott says under his leadership Florida will beat Texas and become the nation’s top job creator by 2020. The governor stumped in Central Florida on Thursday as the state’s too-close-to-call gubernatorial race enters its final days before the election Tuesday.
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• Charlie Crist is talking up solar energy in Florida’s too-close-to-call gubernatorial race. Advocates say solar is getting cheaper, and Florida’s growing population and sunny weather make the state a top market for the alternative energy. But state policy discourages solar energy.
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