Forrest Saunders is a Capitol Reporter at NewsBreak. With a decade of experience covering politics and a wide range of topics, Forrest specializes in elections, government, and public policy, bringing insightful reporting on state lawmakers and legislation. He has been featured in multiple outlets, including WTXL ABC 27 and ABC 10News San Diego.
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Forrest Saunders' coverage focuses primarily on government, politics, and legal policy in Florida. His articles often involve court cases, legislative developments, and political maneuvering within the state. Given this focus, he would likely be receptive to pitches from local experts or stakeholders with insights into Florida's political landscape and legal system.
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Twelve Democratic lawmakers say a report detailing the fund's balance, purchases and federal reimbursements is 41 days late.
By: Forrest Saunders
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — The votes are counted. The baggage is in transit.
By: Forrest Saunders
Gov. Ron DeSantis is ordering permitted readers off state highways as Republicans and Democrats call for broader restrictions on technology that police credit with solving crimes and critics warn can track everyday life.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — The data cloud needs a place to land. Florida's candidates for governor disagree on the welcome mat.
By: Forrest Saunders
Gov. Ron DeSantis says he will help persuade Floridians to approve Amendment 3, lending his political backing to a property-tax proposal facing growing opposition from local leaders.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Gov. Ron DeSantis says he will help persuade Floridians to approve Amendment 3, lending his political backing to a property-tax proposal facing growing opposition from local leaders who warn the savings could come with service cuts and higher fees.
By: Byron Donalds, David Jolly, Forrest Saunders
Republicans are preparing a national showcase, Democrats are pitching a comeback, and political scientist Susan MacManus says both parties face a familiar obstacle: persuading people to actually vote.
Florida's candidates have spent months asking for votes. With Labor Day behind them and eight weeks until the Nov. 3 election, the fight for voters'attention is entering its final stretch.
By: Forrest Saunders
The association is putting $10 million behind Vote Yes on 3, giving supporters of the proposed constitutional amendment a major financial backer after a summer of organized opposition.
By: Forrest Saunders
Republican nominee Byron Donalds is portraying Democrat David Jolly as an ally of socialism. Jolly and fellow Democrats are countering with attacks on Republican donors.
