The Florida Supreme Court on Thursday backed Rep. Debbie Mayfield in her bid to run in a special election for a Senate seat, ruling that state elections officials wrongly blocked her from ...

Senate candidates are Republican Debbie Mayfield, Democrat Vance Ahrens. House candidates are Republican Brian Hodgers, Democrat Juan Hinojosa.

When Debbie Mayfield appears on the ballot in April, these are truths voters shouldn’t forget. Nick Tomboulides serves as CEO of U.S. Term Limits. He resides in Cocoa.

Florida Rep. Debbie Mayfield is asking the Florida Supreme Court to overrule the Florida Department of State Division of Elections and allow her to run in a special election for a Florida Senate seat.

Mayfield held the District 19 Senate seat until November, when she was forced out by term limits, after serving as a senator from 2016 to 2024. Instead, she ran for the House seat that she won in ...

Republican leaders have tried to position recent finger-pointing and tension as a signal of the Legislature as a “co-equal ...

Mayfield held the District 19 Senate seat until November, when she was forced out by term limits, after serving as a senator from 2016 to 2024. Instead, she ran for the House seat that she won in ...

Florida Rep. Debbie Mayfield has announced her candidacy for Florida Senate District 19, a seat she previously held before reaching the state’s term limits.

Debbie Mayfield is so plainly entitled to run for her former Florida Senate seat that it would be unimaginable for the Supreme Court to say she can’t. But it just might.

Republican state Rep. Debbie Mayfield filed suit directly to the Florida Supreme Court on Thursday, alleging state election officials broke the law when they blocked her from qualifying for a ...

Rep. Debbie Mayfield, who returned to the House in November, at a hearing in the state Capitol Tuesday (Feb. 11, 2025). By Orlando Sentinel and South Florida Sun Sentinel Editorial Boards ...

Opinion: Just because a legal loophole allows Debbie Mayfield to run again, doesn't mean she ought to.