Gary Fineout is a reporter with POLITICO, covering Florida politics and other national news. With a focus on multimedia reporting, Gary utilizes platforms like Twitter to provide real-time updates and engage with readers. His articles cover a range of topics including elections, legal cases, and investigations, providing in-depth analysis and reporting on the political landscape in Florida.
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Gary Fineout's coverage mainly focuses on Florida politics, specifically on legal policy regulation and government announcements. He would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to Florida political developments, especially those involving Governor Ron DeSantis, the Florida Republican Party, and the Florida Democratic Party. As his focus is national within the United States, he may also be open to broader political topics that have a significant impact at both state and national levels. When reaching out to him with story ideas or expert commentary, it's essential to tailor pitches that align with his emphasis on legal policy regulation and government announcements within the realm of politics.
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He is in the Carolinas on Wednesday surveying the damage from Helene.
By: Gary Fineout
Milton is expected to make landfall less than two weeks after Helene hit the state, and could cause billions in damages.
By: Gary Fineout
The state is now conducting damage assessments after the hurricane made landfall late Wednesday, but early indications are that the damage could have been worse.
By: Gary Fineout
Some Democrats have criticized DeSantis for not acting faster.
Insurers are anticipating Milton to be the most damaging “natural catastrophe” in the U.S. this year.
Despite avoiding worst-case scenarios, Hurricane Milton’s aftermath is expected to severely strain Florida’s already fragile insurance market, with damages potentially reaching billions of dollars.Gary Fineout reports for POLITICO.In short:Hurricane Milton brought deadly tornadoes, floodi...
GOP Gov. Ron DeSantis has invested significant political capital in opposing the measure.
By: Gary Fineout, Kimberly Leonard
The current and immediate past governor haven’t directly attacked each other, but each has given subtle jabs about how the other handles hurricanes.
By: Kimberly Leonard, Gary Fineout
DeSantis injected himself into the 2024 election in Florida by putting his might behind defeating amendments on abortion rights and marijuana legalization.
By: Gary Fineout, Arek Sarkissian
Gov. Ron DeSantis and his administration have openly campaigned against the amendments during events organized by his official office. | John Raoux/AP
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