Political, Tropical Storms Swirl Around Florida
Florida delegates to the Republican National Convention in New York remain upbeat in the face of both political and tropical storms at home, the worst of which may still be on the horizon.

On top of weather worries, the delegation has been roiled by a party-splitting U.S. Senate primary and now faces an eight-week scramble to election day in a closely divided state that could decide the presidential election.

Florida GOP Urged to Unite After Bitter Senate Primary
Florida delegates to the Republican National Convention in New York say they’ll unite in support of U.S. Senate primary winner Mel Martinez, even though his contentious battle with the second place contender, former Rep. Bill McCollum, deeply split the party.

Former Pres. George H.W. Bush talks about his sons Florida Gov. Jeb Bush and Pres. George W. Bush.

George P. Bush shares a message from his father, Gov. Jeb Bush, at the Florida delegation breakfast.

Florida GOP Chairwoman Carole Jean Jordan talks about the Florida delegation's response to Hurricane Frances.