Bill Cotterell is a Political Editor at The Gainesville Sun. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, and public policy, with a particular interest in themes of religion and spirituality as well as atheism. Cotterell's work has been featured in numerous outlets including USA TODAY, Yahoo News, and the Orlando Sentinel.
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By: Bill Cotterell
It’s an old election-year tactic to grab attention with some easy, attention-getting topic.
Like little kids trying to be extra good as Christmas approaches, some Florida legislators are spicing the agenda for the election-year legislative session with a bunch of stuff that seems designed to make voters very happy.
By: Bill Cotterell
Mid-decade redistricting in some states is all about control of the U.S. House.
Legislators are spicing the agenda for the election-year legislative session with a bunch of stuff that seems designed to make voters very happy.
Republicans and Democrats are challenged to cheat more skillfully in a few states for control of the U.S. House of Representatives.
Bill Cotterell News Service of Florida THIS COLUMN WAS WRITTEN BEFORE BILL COTTERELL'S DEATH ANNOUNCED MONDAY.
In a perfect world, our legislators could blow up 28 balloons to exactly the same pressure and squeeze them into a big cake pan shaped precisely like the state of Florida, then declare that to be the legal map of our congressional districts.
In a perfect world, our legislators could blow up 28 balloons to exactly the same pressure and squeeze them into a big cake pan shaped precisely like the state of
By: Bill Cotterell
A hit Broadway musical “The Book of Mormon” has a sort of song-soliloquy in which an idealistic elder lays out the tenets of his faith, starting several stanzas with “I
Here’s a little checklist that all true Trumpsters must instantly accept, or he’ll have Kristi Noem shoot your dog.
