Ryan Nicol is a Contributor at Florida Politics. He focuses on a range of topics including elections, government, and public policy, with a particular interest in energy policy and regulation. Ryan's work has been featured in South Florida Reporter, Miami Times, and INC.
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Ryan Nicol's coverage is heavily focused on Florida politics and government announcements. He frequently covers winners and losers in Florida politics, as well as the impact of legislation and regulations on various industries within the state. Given this focus, he would likely be most responsive to sources who can provide expert commentary or insights into local political developments, legislative changes, or the impacts of government decisions on specific sectors within Florida.
As a journalist with a strong emphasis on local news from Florida, Ryan may appreciate pitches that offer exclusive interviews or analysis related to ongoing political events in the state. Additionally, given his coverage of hurricanes' impact on aquaculture, he may also welcome experts who can speak about disaster preparedness and recovery efforts specific to this industry in Florida.
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More movement in Tallahassee, and is a Rays stadium deal falling apart?
By: Ryan Nicol
A new statewide poll finds that more than 3 in 4 Florida voters would back utilities adopting an energy source up to 30% cheaper than natural gas. The catch: Only half of them realize that source is already on their rooftops.
By: Ryan Nicol
'Their decades of service have played a vital role in shaping the Cooperative into the strong and successful company it is today.'
By: Ryan Nicol
Ask a Floridian how the economy is doing, and you probably won't hear about the Dow. You'll hear about the power bill.
There's fallout galore after Florida lawmakers pushed through a new congressional map just months before the election.
There's progress on the Rays stadium deal, while Alex Otaola and Angie Nixon put on a bipartisan display of ineptitude.
UF's presidential mess deepens, Debbie Wasserman Schultz plays it safe, and the Tampa Bay Rays clear another hurdle.
The organization says Carbonara understands the systemic failures facing those who served.
Groveland Four families get their due, Tina Polsky exits gracefully, and Debbie Wasserman Schultz's CD 20 critics keep multiplying.
By: Ryan Nicol
'Katherine knows how to get things done, build coalitions, and bring home the resources our communities deserve.'
