In South Florida yesterday, Hillary Clinton continued fighting for the Democratic nomination as a crowd in Boca Raton shouted "count our votes!" Senator Clinton says she would demand that the national party count the state's primary results in full. Dianna Cahn reports.

Florida is taking center stage in the presidential election campaign this week. Republican John McCain visits the Sunshine State today; tomorrow, Democrat Barack Obama will make his first campaign swing through Florida since the fall. Judith Smelser reports.

Leadership in Florida’s Democratic Party is awaiting word on the fate of its delegation to the nominating convention in Denver this summer. The Democratic National Committee stripped the state of its delegates because it broke party rules by holding an early primary. Now there’s a proposal afloat to recognize half of Florida’s 188 delegates ----Spokesman for the Florida Democratic Party, Mark Bubriski, told WGCU’s Valerie Alker the Sunshine State’s voters deserve to be counted.

Republican U-S Senator Mel Martinez was in Southwest Florida yesterday. His stops included a tour of the campus of Florida Gulf Coast University in South Lee County. WGCU’s Valerie Alker reports.

The January 29th Presidential Preference election in Florida was flawless. That’s according to the department of the Secretary of State - which runs elections in the Sunshine State. The Department says if voters were disenfranchised the blame lies with the National Political Parties. WGCU’s Valerie Alker has more.

The fate of Florida’s 210 Democratic Delegates is still unknown, but some strategies for getting them counted are under discussion. WGCU’s Valerie Alker reports.

Florida Senator Bill Nelson is trying to negotiate with the Democratic National Committee to resolve Florida’s primary battle with the national party. Sara Sciammacco has more from Washington.

On Wednesday Florida’s Republican governor Charlie Crist and his Democratic counterpart in Michigan called on their parties’ national committees to seat their delegates to the nominating convention. Trimmel Gomes reports.

Some Florida lawmakers hope to solve two problems with one bill. Tom Flanigan explains…

Senators Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama are in a close race for the Democratic nomination. Washington State and Wisconsin are holding their primaries Tuesday - along with Hawaii’s caucus. WGCU’s Luis Hernandez reports on the debate over whether Florida’s delegates should count.