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New pages, new features and the weekly records refresh, newest first. Follow by RSS.

Oct. 17, 2026

  • NewIran, Israel and affordability, Florida firstWhere each Florida candidate stands, how Florida’s members of Congress voted, and on Israel, what committees focused on Israel policy gave to or spent on each candidate.
  • Data refreshWeekly records refreshFlorida Division of Elections reports pulled. The Florida 2026 committee filed a new report covering Oct. 3–9; the other accounts we track had nothing new. Federal (FEC) figures run through Sept. 30.
  • NewHot topics on the homepageAI and data centers, license-plate readers, the Iran war, Israel and affordability, each with the votes and records behind it.
  • NewData use, contact and legal pagesHow to reuse our data (CC BY 4.0), how to send a tip or report an error, our Terms of Use, Privacy Policy and accessibility statement.
  • NewWhere they stand: Florida 2026One plain question per issue and where each Florida candidate stands, with their own words and record as the evidence.
  • NewAmendment 3 calculatorPick your county and city to see what the homestead exemption change would mean for local property-tax collections where you live.
  • NewFlorida’s 2026 ballot amendmentsEach amendment on the Nov. 3 ballot in plain language: what it would do, the exact ballot wording, the cost and the votes that put it there.
  • NewThe Amendment 3 FileThe state’s estimate of what the homestead property-tax change would mean for every county and city, and the committees paying to pass or stop it.
  • NewFlorida’s public money and county pagesWhere the state budget comes from and where it goes, with one page for each of the 67 counties.
  • NewThe Data Center File and national trackerEvery large data center campus proposed, approved or contested since 2024 on one U.S. map, with Florida’s projects, votes and the money behind them.
  • UpdatedLicense-plate readers in four statesThe plate-reader maps now cover California, Texas and New York as well as Florida, agency by agency.

Oct. 16, 2026