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Ex-felons react to getting their voting rights back in Florida, possibly making the difference in 2020
Voters on Tuesday approved a constitutional amendment restoring the right to vote for convicted felons who have completed their sentences. There are 1.4 million of them and studies indicate they lean heavily to the Democratic Party. At least 180,000 are Hispanic. Univision spoke to six of them to get their reaction to the amendment's passage. They call themselves 'returning citizens' as a reference to their loss of civil rights.
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Jorge Ramos visits Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in Queens
Ocasio-Cortez says she believes in giving everybody an opportunity - including better healthcare and education - no matter their background or status - and there's money to pay for it.

Court rules in favor of DACA, denies Trump authority to cancel program for Dreamers
A U.S. Appeals Court blocked the Trump administration's efforts to end the DACA program that protects about 700,000 young people from deportation.

Deja vu in Florida election
November 2000 was the closest race in Florida’s history. Improbable as it might seem, it's happening again. This time it's not the presidential ballot, but three statewide races for the US Senate, state Governor and the Commissioner for Agriculture and Consumer Affairs.
Early voting is back on Florida campuses — and students are taking advantage
Summary: Early voting precincts are open on the FIU and Miami Dade College campuses for the first time since 2014, after a federal judge decided that a state ban on campus polling places was unconstitutional.

Early voting is way up, so what does the data reveal?
Early voting is well underway in 38 states, and political campaigns and election watchers are monitoring daily updates of how many people have voted, where, and what age and race are they?

Younger, more diverse voters could determine outcome in Florida elections
A growing segment of younger voters who are not affiliated to either party could be key in this swing state with a history of close elections.











