Douglas Soule is a State Government Reporter at the USA Today Network-Florida. Focused on elections, government, and public policy, he brings clarity to complex issues while holding public officials accountable, especially through his work on the Your Florida project that connects citizens with state policies. Douglas has been featured in numerous outlets, including the Florida Times-Union, Naples Daily News, and USA TODAY, highlighting his commitment to informing the public on critical legislative matters.
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Douglas Soule's coverage predominantly focuses on legal policy regulation, government announcements, and issues related to government and politics in Florida. He extensively covers topics such as education, book bans, the First Amendment, and lawsuits within the state.
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By: Douglas Soule
La Enmienda 3 ha acaparado la mayoría de los titulares. Sin embargo, los votantes de Florida también decidirán si se incrementa el fondo de reserva del estado y si se exime a los tractores y otros equipos del impuesto sobre la propiedad de los agricultores.
By: Douglas Soule
Florida has charged former Cuban leader Raúl Castro with conspiracy to commit first-degree murder. Castro already faces federal charges.
By: Douglas Soule
A Florida judge has declined to immediately block a Democratic advertisement highlighting a controversy involving the DeSantis administration.
Amendment 3 has attracted the most headlines. But Florida voters also get to decide whether to increase the state's rainy-day fund and exempt tractors and more from farmers' property taxes.
An appeals court ordered a grand jury report struck from the court record. Now, the Florida GOP says a Democratic campaign ad is illegally broadcasting the findings.
James Uthmeier vs. José Javier Rodríguez: here's a look at the candidates and their clashes.
Republican incumbent Blaise Ingoglia and Democrat Annette Taddeo are competing to be Florida's next chief financial officer. Here's a look at their backgrounds and priorities.
Incumbent Republican Wilton Simpson faces Democrat Joey Mendoza Atkins. Here's a look at the candidates.
By: Douglas Soule
Amendment 3, the proposed constitutional amendment to dramatically lower property taxes in Florida, has gotten a lot of attention.
By: Douglas Soule
The governor and attorney general positions are up for grabs in Florida. Both offices wield power to influence abortion policy.
