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So much to consider, so much to talk about when it comes to President-elect Donald Trump's choices for his Cabinet. Political analyst Daniel Cronrath joins News4JAX anchor Bruce Hamilton to breakdown the earthquakes and aftershocks of Trump's picks.
Will Florida's Susie Wiles temper President-elect Donald Trump as the first female chief of staff in the White House? News4JAX anchor Bruce Hamilton and political analyst Rick Mullaney tackle that question and more on this week's episode of "Path to the Polls."
On this week's episode of Path the Polls, News4JAX anchor Bruce Hamilton and political analyst Daniel Cronrath discuss the role young voters will play in Vote 2024.
Have you noticed that former President Donald Trump is, how should we put this, ramping up the rhetoric and increasing his assault on the integrity of U.S. elections? Could he be laying the groundwork just in case he loses? Just asking.
The abortion battle is intensifying in Florida with Amendment 4 supporters saying Gov. Ron DeSantis is engaging in government overreach and breaking the law by tapping into taxpayer-funded resources to fight the November ballot initiative. Also, is Florida in play for Kamala Harris? And the three key states that could put Donald Trump back in the White House.
JU Public Policy Institute's Rick Mullaney joins Bruce Hamilton to discuss what to expect from Tuesday night's presidential debate.
News4JAX reporter Scott Johnson and producer Kenna Bear provided a unique Florida perspective during the Republican and Democratic National Conventions this summer.
Constitutional law expert Rod Sullivan joins me on this week’s “Path to the Polls” to discuss how the Supreme Court's "Chevron Decision" could affect every American.
Bruce Hamilton and political analyst Daniel Cronrath, who is also a teacher, look at Amendment 1, the pros and cons, on “Path to the Polls.”
News4JAX political analyst and head of the Jacksonville University Public Policy Institute Rick Mullaney joins News4JAX anchor Bruce Hamilton to discuss the challenges ahead for the Harris and Trump tickets on this week’s edition of “Path to the Polls.”
Florida has been a losing proposition for Democrats since 2012 when Barack Obama won with the Dems blaming demographic changes or rising political stars for changing the state from a battleground to purple and then deep red.
Political analyst Daniel Cronrath joins us to discuss Biden's exit from the presidential election and more on this week’s streaming episode of “Vote 2024: Path to the Polls.”
This is an election year permeated by an increasing number of threats and violence. And this weekend’s attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump may only serve to intensify the situation.
The Supreme Court’s immunity decision may have surprising consequences and reverberate to things other than the powers of the presidency -- like former President Donald Trump’s criminal cases.
It is perhaps the blockbuster case of the latest U.S. Supreme Court term. The immunity case for former President Donald Trump that Justice Neil Gorsuch predicted would be “a decision for the ages.” The question for the justices was under what circumstances — if any — a former president has immunity from criminal prosecution.
While the actual choice for former President Donald Trump's running mate remains a mystery, some insiders say a Rust Belt Republican is the best choice.
The Hunter Biden case is being prosecuted right now. Regardless of the outcome, it shows that the judicial system in America isn’t rigged -- a claim made, without substantial evidence, by many, especially on the right.
Political analyst Daniel Cronrath and Leah Ferrell, a local student among the younger voter demographic, join us on Path to the Polls to discuss the issues Gen Z and Millennial voters care about this election cycle.
On “Path to the Polls” we’ll explore questions such as how long the jury might be out in former President Donald Trump's New York criminal trial. The potential for a mistrial or even a hung jury. And what if there is a conviction? What are the avenues to appeal and is jail likely?
The presidential election is still six months away, and you have to take any polling with a grain of salt. That said, polls give us an idea of what the electorate is thinking.
Six swing states could swing the pendulum in the presidential election. Right now Florida isn’t among them.
The Supreme Court is deciding once and for all whether former presidents can be prosecuted for official acts while in the White House.
House Speaker Mike Johnson deftly maneuvered a long-stalled and sprawling foreign aid package for Ukraine and Israel through the House and former President Donald Trump's historic business fraud trial.
A galaxy of legal woes is rapidly closing in on former President Donald Trump as Marjorie Taylor Greene continues efforts to oust the House Speaker and President Joe Biden remains noticeably silent on Iran.
Have you noticed a lot of diversity efforts within U.S. companies are losing steam? Maybe you were wondering why. What changed? Well, it may have a lot to do with the Supreme Court striking down affirmative action when it comes to college admissions.
Former President Donald Trump is up in the polls. If the election were held today it looks like he’s in the driver’s seat and has the edge against an unpopular incumbent. But his problems -- many of his own making -- are mounting.
The Supreme Court is in the middle of a wrestling match with policymakers over the power of social media and its ability to influence our world.
I’ve been looking at all the things Gov. Ron DeSantis has been doing since "abandoning" his presidential election campaign. I think he might think he still has a chance at being on the ballot in November.
"Super Tuesday" is the single biggest day of the 2024 primary campaign with voters in 16 states casting ballots -- although not in Florida or Georgia.
Even though former President Donald Trump easily won on Nikki Haley’s turf -- it looks like Haley’s going to stay in the race and continue to clash with Trump.
Our latest candid conversation includes a familiar face for News4JAX viewers: News4JAX political analyst Rick Mullaney, who is the head of the Jacksonville University Public Policy Institute.
