The Florida Supreme Court made a ruling regarding a Miami attorney's bid for a state Senate seat. Francisco Amador had filed to run as a no-party-affiliation candidate for the District 34 seat. However, his paperwork was not accepted by Florida Division of Elections officials due to an issue with his qualifying fee payment.

The court determined that Amador's payment method was not in line with state law. As a result, the court rejected his attempt to be placed on the ballot. The ruling was unanimous, with the court finding that the state was correct to keep Amador off the ballot.

Further details on the ruling are available from the source. The decision was made on Tuesday evening, bringing an end to Amador's attempt to run for the state Senate seat.