Florida primary election

• Seeking more influence isnt anything new for Florida. Hoping to share New Hampshires first-in-the-nation primary date, the state set its 1972 primary for the second Tuesday in March.
(AP - msnbc.com)
• You may have to be living under a rock to have missed the dramatic lead up to tomorrow's Florida primary elections for a Republican presidential candidate.
(Forbes)
• Here's a closer look at the Florida primary and mechanics: Who may participate in the Republican primary? The Florida election is open only to the 4.06 million voters who were registered Republican as of Jan. 3.
(Businessweek)
• get all the attention and often determine the course of the election before it gets to the bigger, more diverse areas of the country. Florida has done something about that. By moving its primary up to Jan.
(Dallas Morning News)
• according to statistics from the Florida Department of State, which oversees elections.
(CNN)
• LADY LAKE, Fla. People over age 65 are expected to cast about one-third of the votes in Tuesdays Florida presidential primary, and polls say theyre breaking strongly for Mitt Romney. Thats just like the rest of the state, and for much the same reason.
(CharlotteObserver.com)
• Florida grabs the election limelight Tuesday as Republican voters take another step toward picking the party's presidential nominee.
(Star-Banner)
• Today, Florida taxpayers will spend a significant amount of money to hold a primary election. Many of those taxpayers will not be allowed to vote in that election. The political parties should not be allowed to have it both ways.
(Florida Today)