• It’s been a relatively smooth day so far at polling places across central Florida. Brevard County reported power outages for about 50 minutes at two locations in Cocoa. And there are reports out of Miami-Dade and Broward counties of yelling and arguing at the polls.
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• Hillary Clinton is scheduled to be in Orlando Wednesday. 90.7’s Crystal Chavez has more on the Democratic presidential nominee’s visit.
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• More than fifty candidates in Florida’s state and local races are in Orlando Tuesday evening for politics and salsa. The Puerto Rican Bar Association of Florida is hosting its 3rd annual political hob nob with an interactive political forum led by local veteran political journalists for English and Spanish media, a straw poll, and a live band.
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• Candidates in Florida’s local and state elections will get some face time Thursday with the heads of central Florida’s minority business community. The African American Chamber of Commerce is hosting its annual Political Hob Nob. The group represents more than 300 minority-owned businesses in Orange, Osceola, and Seminole counties.
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• One week after the shooting that left 49 people dead at Orlando’s Pulse nightclub, an impassioned Pam Keith was fired up as she spoke to a Democratic Party meeting on gun control in Hollywood, Fla.
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• The Florida Constitution requires an open primary when there is no opposition in the general election.
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• Democrat Patrick Murphy must have seemed like the perfect candidate when he announced he was running for U.S. Senate. The 33-year-old Palm Beach Congressman is young, telegenic and politically moderate. But recently, a spate of controversies, along with GOP incumbent Marco Rubio’s surprise entry into the race, have called Murphy’s front-runner status into question.
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