Sentences with phrase «what floridians»

We saw this week how the Florida Legislature does what the Legislature wants, not what Floridians want.

For comparison, consider that the average homeowner in the NAIC surveys paid $ 822 and the average driver paid $ 795 — that's $ 900 less than what Floridians paid.

«Geography and population density play an important role in determining what Floridians pay for auto insurance,» said Laura Adams, senior insurance analyst at insuranceQuotes.

For comparison, consider that the average homeowner in the NAIC surveys paid $ 822 and the average driver paid $ 795 — that's $ 900 less than what Floridians paid.

Not exact matches

Nursing homes would get a nearly 4 percent increase in what they are paid to treat frail, elderly Floridians, while $ 318 million in Medicaid funding would be redistributed among the state's hospitals, under a proposed spending plan released Wednesday by a Senate budget panel.

Now, Floridians of all walks can see what all the fuss is about and offer their feedback — love it or hate it — on how their experience could be improved.

And despite what some in the traditional media might have you believe, Florida's Republican lawmakers are actually held in good standing by most voters, with 52 percent of Floridians giving them the thumbs - up, according to a recent poll from the University of North Florida.

Floridians won't have to wait too long to see what the Senate does on the bill.

what a waste of money... only to leave the capitol's office for a new Liberal Senator representing all floridians to move in... besides he is already doomed with this guy crist's former staff...

We have a screened - in patio («lanai» is what they call it here, pretentious Floridians), but half the year it's too disgusting to use and gets so thick with pollen.

My kids had a great life growing up Floridians but I am a little sad they do not know what a New England childhood was like.

You're one of the many South Floridians who owe more than what the home is worth.

I pledge that over the next two years, I will give my best efforts as chief justice to do what is right, in trying to make a difference in bringing Floridians together, to bring us closer to the ideal of equal justice under law that is inscribed over the entrance to our nation's highest court — the principles upon which the ideals of this country's democracy are based.»

The case, filed last week in Leon County circuit court, asks a judge to certify a class action and order «full compensation» for what the plaintiffs» attorneys estimate are «tens of thousands, or more» Floridians who own bump stocks or similar devices.

This is a very, very controversial piece of legislation and it's seeing busloads of Floridians showing up in Tallahassee in protest of this legislation and what they believe it will do to Florida home owner's legal rights under state real estate law as well as their federal constitutional right to due process.

In addition to what you correctly point out, apparently non Floridians who own Florida properties are hit with a 100 % surcharge on their property tax bills.