By Christine Sexton| Senior Reporter
Republicans 1.56 million (27.5% of active registered voters as of Sept. 30)
Democrats 1.51 million (36.6% of active registered voters as of Sept. 30)
NPA 717,560 (21.4% of active registered voters as of Sept. 30)
State administrative judge will consider arguments in a challenge to the Florida Department of Health's proposed new vaccine rules for entry into schools and daycare. (Photo by Florence Middleton for CalMatters)
Gov. Ron DeSantis has said he’s committed to passing his vaccine policies before term limits force him out of office in January. He may succeed. A state administrative judge set aside one week in December to hear legal challenges that have been filed against a proposed new rule that reduce by four the number of vaccines children need to attend school and daycare.
Residents in Bay, Escambia, Gulf, Holmes, Okaloosa, Santa Rosa, Walton, and Washington counties may qualify for individual assistance from the Federal Emergency Management Agency now that President Donald Trump approved the state’s request for assistance. The approval comes as the Office of Insurance Regulation reports that 62,295 claims totaling more than $652.2 million had been filed with insurers as of Oct. 27.
Both Democratic and Republican candidates during the heated midterm election cycle have had to navigate deep voter resentment of the massive advanced computer server farm developments that will power artificial intelligence. There are 1,394 data centers already operating around the United States, and they carry a combined capacity of 64,764 megawatts.
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