Steve Bousquet is a columnist at The Sun Chronicle. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, and public policy, with a focus on general assignment news and regional interest. Steve's insights and analyses have been featured in notable outlets such as NPR, Yahoo News, and the Sun Sentinel Media Group.
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Steve Bousquet's journalistic work primarily focuses on local government, politics, and legal policy regulation in Florida. He routinely covers topics related to public infrastructure, education, and loss and remembrance.
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Columnist Steve Bousquet pays a visit to the volatile epicenter of dysfunctional politics in South Florida: the city of Pompano Beach.
I had just begun to write this column when my phone chimed with yet another text message. This time it was Broward congressional candidate Dale Holness, asking for money.
By: Steve Bousquet
Larry Davis devoted himself to two things he loved as much as life itself: the law and politics.
As suspense builds in advance of Tuesday’s primary election in Florida, Sun Sentinel columnist Steve Bousquet looks at what’s at stake in key local and state races.
Columnist Steve Bousquet places the upcoming Florida election in historical perspective, in terms of what Democrats hope to accomplish in November.
David Jolly talked about hope and hate and, of course, Byron Donalds. The Democratic candidate for governor visited friendly turf in Tallahassee Friday.
By: Steve Bousquet
David Jolly talked about hope and hate and, of course, Byron Donalds. The Democratic candidate for governor visited friendly turf in Tallahassee Friday.
Columnist Steve Bousquet reflects on how Florida voters have a history of doing unexpected things, and how they may once again.
By: Steve Bousquet
Florida voters can be unpredictable. Sixty years ago, they elected the outlandish Claude Kirk governor.
Columnist Steve Bousquet writes about a flurry of subpoenas circulating throughout Broward County government.
