Bill Nelson holds narrow lead over Rick Scott in Florida re-election bid By James Varney - The Washington Times Shares
Florida Senate campaigns spar over Hurricane Michael responses By James Varney - The Washington Times Shares
Senate campaigns halted as Florida’s storm recovery goes on By BRENDAN FARRINGTON - Associated Press Shares
Politicians balance constituents and campaign in Panhandle By James Varney - The Washington Times Shares
Rick Scott’s personal wealth becomes double-edged sword in race for Florida Senate seat By James Varney - The Washington Times Shares
Rick Scott accuses Bill Nelson of trying to dodge CNN debate By James Varney - The Washington Times Shares
Bill Nelson, Rick Scott hold Spanish debate in Florida Senate race By James Varney - The Washington Times Shares
Bill Nelson, Rick Scott reach out to Puerto Rican voters By James Varney - The Washington Times Shares
Incumbent Bill Nelson takes 7-point lead in Florida Senate race: Poll By James Varney - The Washington Times Shares
Rick Scott Hurricane Irma contracts set for Homeland Security IG audit By James Varney - The Washington Times Shares
Elizabeth Warren stumping for Florida Dems Bill Nelson, Andrew Gillum By James Varney - The Washington Times Shares
Bill Nelson embraces Andrew Gillum’s campaign to win black voters By James Varney - The Washington Times Shares
Voting rights and amigos: The week in Florida politics By BRENDAN FARRINGTON and GARY FINEOUT - Associated Press Shares
Trump complicates Florida GOP’s play for Puerto Rican voters By GARY FINEOUT - Associated Press Shares
Trump tweets roil Florida GOP’s play for Puerto Rican voters By GARY FINEOUT - Associated Press Shares
!["My wife runs her own finances — that may be a hard thing for Sen. [Bill] Nelson to understand," said Gov. Rick Scott in a statement. His finances have been scrutinized, particularly regarding his blind trust and wife Ann Scott's mirrored investments.
FILE — In this Monday, April 9, 2018, file photo, Florida Gov. Rick Scott, with his wife, Ann, announces his bid to run for the U.S. Senate at a news conference, in Orlando, Fla. Multimillionaire Scott maintains that he does not have any say over his fortune, but questions are mounting over his finances. (AP Photo/John Raoux, File) (Associated Press)](https://twt-thumbs.washtimes.com/media/image/2018/10/10/10102018_florida-governor-finances8201_c0-351-3300-2274_s652x380.jpg?e808f8c7d935df52ce46bcc539f1cf94626fd10a)
