In other Sunshine State news, state Sen. Jack Latvala may be mounting a challenge to current Senate Majority Leader Andy Gardiner.
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Letters From…
While life and auto insurers compete vigorously to gain market share, homeowners insurers must make do with paltry profit potential.
The failure earlier this month of a bill to enact single-payer health care in California puts the success of efforts to block the Health Care for All Ohioans Act in relief.
Sens. David Vitter and Jon Tester are leading a final push to get flood insurance reform passed in Congress.
Texas’ experience with the “margin tax” on state businesses has been a disaster.
For no reason that is apparent, Florida state Rep. Dorothy Hukill has been killing efforts to fix the Florida Hurricane Catastrophe Fund.
With the state’s GOP primary behind us, attention should turn to lawmakers efforts to fix the Florida Hurricane Catastrophe Fund.
With Congress facing record-low approval ratings and voters complaining about partisan rancor, bringing a floor vote on reforms to the National Flood Insurance Program should offer a rare opportunity for the parties to work together.
Ohio lawmakers should think twice before banning the use of credit information in insurance rate-setting and underwriting.
North Carolina needs to shrink its largest-in-the-nation residual market and end the policy of guaranteeing insurers’ profits.
