Politics Reporter and Florida Playbook Author
Kimberly Leonard is a politics reporter and the author of the Florida Playbook. She covers a wide range of political topics, with a focus on the United States. Her work has been featured in various publications, including Yahoo News, POLITICO, Business Insider, and U.S. News & World Report.
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Kimberly Leonard's coverage primarily revolves around government and politics, particularly focusing on Florida, the GOP, Republican Party, Trump, and DeSantis. She seems to delve into evolving stories within legal policy regulation as well as government announcements.
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By: Gary Fineout, Kimberly Leonard
TALLAHASSEE, Florida — Vice President Kamala Harris' catapult to the top of the ticket has given Florida Democrats a rush of adrenaline.
By: Kimberly Leonard, Madison Fernandez
Primaries are being held in Florida, Alaska and Wyoming.
Follow POLITICO's live coverage and latest updates from the Democratic National Convention in Chicago.
By: Mia McCarthy, Kimberly Leonard
Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, who Democrats are targeting in November, in an interview wouldn't say how she'll vote.
Former President Donald Trump is making Hurricane Helene into a campaign issue, planning a stop in storm-ravaged, battleground Georgia on Monday
By: Kimberly Leonard, Josh Gerstein
The arraignment lasted just three minutes at the federal courthouse in West Palm Beach.
By: Kimberly Leonard
The VP candidates did not sling derogatory nicknames or use more detached language such as “my opponent" during the debate.
By: Kimberly Leonard
The former president again called for cognitive tests for all presidential candidates, regardless of age.
By: Kimberly Leonard
Attorney General Ashley Moody wants the state to be able to start interviewing witnesses and issuing subpoenas.
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.
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