Living in this country offers us incredible opportunities, freedoms, and a quality of life that many around the world can only dream of. As Floridians, we enjoy a vibrant, diverse culture, stunning natural landscapes, and a community spirit that binds us together, especially in times of need. Our state has a unique blend of traditions, modernity, and resilience, making it a great place to call home. The liberties we enjoy, including the right to vote, are privileges that we should never take for granted. By exercising this right, we not only protect our current freedoms but also ensure a better future for our children and grandchildren.
Tomorrow, on Tuesday, August 20, it’s essential for us as Floridians to exercise our right to vote, not just for ourselves, but for the legacy we leave behind. Every vote is a voice in shaping the future of our communities, state, and country. Voting allows us to influence the issues that matter most—whether it’s education, healthcare, the environment, or economic growth. By participating in the democratic process, we ensure that our voices are heard and that we leave a strong, positive legacy for the next generation. Let’s make our voices count and take pride in the role we play in shaping a brighter future for our children and grandchildren. Please.
Speaking of elections and issues, this edition begins our three-part series on the proposed state constitutional amendments that will be on the November ballot. Up first though, the latest on Hurricane Debby’s aftermath, developments in the property insurance market, new quantifiable impacts of social inflation, plus the latest court rulings around Florida.