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Campaign 2024: A look at the local and state racing happening in Florida & across the U.S.
SUMMARY: Lauren Pastrana and Elliot Rodriguez discuss preparations for the upcoming elections, highlighting key races at federal, state, and local levels, including the presidential race between Vice President Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, and a contentious Senate seat. Voters will decide on six state amendments concerning school board elections, hunting rights, marijuana legalization, abortion rights, property tax adjustments, and campaign financing. With early voting already underway, focus is placed on the importance of valid identification at polls and understanding the voting process. First-time voters are encouraged to participate and ensure their voices are heard in shaping future policies.
CBS News Miami is talking all things campaign 2024, as election day quickly approaches– with keys races across Florida and the nation.
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Rays’ new stadium deal paused, Tropicana Field repair initiative fails | Florida
SUMMARY: The Tampa Bay Rays face uncertainty after their deal for a $1.3 billion stadium in St. Petersburg collapsed due to two partners deferring votes on $600 million in taxpayer bonds. A recent City Council vote reversed approval of $23 million for a new roof on Tropicana Field, which was damaged by Hurricane Milton. Without repairs, the Rays may not have a home after 2026, as they currently plan to play at George Steinbrenner Field in Tampa. City officials will propose a maintenance plan within 90 days, while Rays leadership remains hopeful for a possible resolution.
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Cars go up in flames after powerline falls near Coral Gables home
SUMMARY: A fire occurred outside a Coral Gables home early this morning due to a snapped power line that fell on two cars. The homeowner witnessed the flames and struggled emotionally to rescue her birds. Coral Gables fire crews responded quickly after receiving the call before 6 a.m., identifying it as an electrical fire. They decided to shut off the electric grid for 1,400 residents to safely extinguish the blaze. Neighbors reported hearing a loud pop and witnessing the flames. Fortunately, the homeowner expressed gratitude that her home and pets were saved from the fire’s potential devastation.
CBS News Miami’s Morgan Rynor has the latest from the scene.
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How Trump’s mass deportation plans could impact Florida
SUMMARY: President-elect Donald Trump’s mass deportation plan, which aims to remove undocumented migrants, could significantly impact Florida. While Trump vows to begin deportations on day one, Florida’s state leaders, including House Speaker Daniel Perez and Senate President Ben Albritton, have stated that immigration policy is a federal issue, not within the state’s purview. Florida Democrats, like Rep. Marie Woodson, express concerns about the plan’s potential for racial profiling and economic disruption. With over 1 million undocumented residents in Florida, the deportations could hurt the state’s workforce, particularly in hospitality and construction, affecting local economies.
Donald Trump says his mass deportation plan is coming on his first day as president. It could have huge impacts on Florida’s hospitality, construction, and agriculture sectors.
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