A.G. Gancarski

The Curry era, unlike any other in Jacksonville history, was one in which partisan Republicanism prevailed.

Florida’s congressional district map is a fraud, and the most glaring example is my district.  No offense to Aaron Bean, but he should not be representing North and West Jacksonville in Congress. And in light of last week’s unexpected Supreme Court ruling against the gerrymandering that wiped out a Black-access seat in Alabama, there is a strong indication that Florida’s

Mayor Deegan will deal with a GOP supermajority City Council. She is going to have to score early victories before Republicans eye 2027.

Donna Deegan met the negativity from Daniel Davis’ campaign with a positive vision, managing to rebuff insipid and dishonest attacks.

What the Donna Deegan vs. Daniel Davis’ race says about Jacksonville voters and what kind of politics people here really want. 

For all of their differences, Donna Deegan and Daniel Davis are on the same page when it comes to giving police what they want.

Donna Deegan shouldn’t approach this debate like she’s eight points ahead; rather, she needs to act like she’s eight points behind. 

Candidates like Donna Deegan and Daniel Davis can’t necessarily rely on the Duval Democratic and Republican parties to help them win.

A Catholic bookstore’s suit against Jacksonville’s LGBTQ protections will cast a shadow over the mayoral campaign.

Mayoral candidates are headed to a debate this week, courtesy of WJXT, host Kent Justice, and Jacksonville University. What can we expect from this debate?