Foreign policy's effects at home, redistricting and the not-so-serious side of politics are all up for discussion in the Feb. 19 edition of This Week In Jacksonville.

Feb. 12: The Florida primary is in the rear-view mirror, but the political volume in the River City remains high. President Obama opens his campaign headquarters, not waiting on the Republicans to decide who will run against him.

Feb. 5:  Channel 4's Kent Justice and a panel of political pros break down Sunshine State's GOP primary and what it means in the race for the White House.

Two GOP debates in Florida in the last week -- one at the University of North Florida -- and heavy turnout in early voting leading up to Florida's presidential preference primary on Tuesday.  In the Jan. 29 edition of This Week in Jacksonville, Kent Justice and a panel of experts talk about "Super Bowl week" at UNF and handicap the political race.

The importance of Florida in the GOP presidential sweepstakes went up considerably when Newt Gingrich derailed the Mitt Romney train in South Carolina.  A look at the nine days until Florida's primary, as well as changes in early voting.

Jan. 15 edition: This Week in Jacksonville travels to Tallahassee for the opening of the 2012 legislative session and Kent Justice sits down with Gov. Rick Scott and Florida's Democratic Party boss to discuss politics in the Sunshine State.

Jan. 9 edition: Channel 4's Kent Justice talks presidential politics with election observers and Republican and Democratic leaders, then previews Florida's 2012 legislative session that begins Tuesday.

In the Dec. 18th edition of "This Week In Jacksonville," Kent Justice looks at the ownership change of the Jaguars and how it helps creates jobs in our area, JTA's executive director answers questions about the fare hikes coming to public transportation and local experts get fired up on how Florida turned the holidays into prime campaigning for Republican presidential hopefuls.

In the Nov. 20 edition of This Week in Jacksonville, Channel 4's Kent Justice talks with FOP President Nelson Cuba about the police union's impasse with the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office and city and transportation leaders about growing the economy.