Anthony Man is a Politics Reporter at the South Florida Sun Sentinel. He focuses on local political figures, parties, and trends, while also covering state and national politics from a South Florida perspective. His work has been featured in numerous publications including the Finger Lakes Times, Tampa Bay Times, and Miami Herald.
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Anthony Man's reporting heavily focuses on local government and politics in the United States, particularly with a focus on Florida and Fort Lauderdale. His articles often cover evolving political stories, legal policy regulations, government announcements, and cite data related to these topics.
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By: Anthony Man
Most Florida state legislators from Broward and Palm Beach counties have easy paths to return to Tallahassee. Some won’t have to campaign at all.
By: Anthony Man
Advocates in the Haitian American community are warning that the Supreme Court decision approving the Trump administration's efforts to end temporary protected status will inflict pain on people in South Florida.
By: Anthony Man
Not far from the gaming floor at South Florida's largest casino, Jay Collins tried to improve his long-shot odds of winning the Republican nomination for governor.
By: Anthony Man
Jim Lewis, the Fort Lauderdale lawyer who has run many times for many local, county and state offices, will not be on the ballot in 2026.
By: Anthony Man
Rod Joseph says everyone is “born straight” and people become LGBTQ by choice. He is running for Congress in a Broward district that includes cities with large numbers of LGBTQ residents, including Wilton Manors.
By: Anthony Man
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Rod Joseph, a Republican congressional candidate in a Broward district that's home to communities with large numbers of
By: Anthony Man
Rod Joseph, a Republican congressional candidate in a Broward district that's home to communities with large numbers of LGBTQ residents, believes that everyone is “born straight” and some people become LGBTQ by choice.
By: Anthony Man
Some 200,000 voters in Broward and Palm Beach counties are receiving mail ballots — some have arrived already — for the Republican and Democratic primary contests and nonpartisan elections in August.
By: Anthony Man
The state LGBTQ+ Democratic Caucus has snubbed two prominent South Florida allies, opting not to endorse U.S. Reps. Debbie Wasserman Schultz and Lois Frankel for reelection.
By: Anthony Man
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — The state LGBTQ+ Democratic Caucus has snubbed two prominent South Florida allies, opting not to endorse U.S. Reps.
