Florida Amendment 2 not approved by voters; here’s what it meansOn Election Day, Florida voters cast their ballots against a state amendment aimed at getting rid of Florida’s Constitution Revision Commission.
Have a problem at a Florida polling place? Here’s how to report itTell us about your problems at the polls.
Voted by mail in Florida? Here’s how to track your ballotIf you haven’t mailed in your ballot yet, you need to do it now.
Why Florida voters will decide whether to keep supreme court justices in the November electionFive Florida Supreme Court justices and more than two dozen Florida appeals court judges are up for merit retention this election.
Displaced by Hurricane Ian? How to make sure you can still vote in NovemberHurricane Ian displaced hundreds, if not thousands of people across Florida a little over a month before a major election.
Here’s what Florida Amendment 3 means on the November ballotAmendment 3 provides an extra property tax exemption for public service workers,
Here’s what Florida Amendment 2 means on the November ballotAmendment 2 would get rid of the Florida Constitution Revision Commission.
Here’s what Florida Amendment 1 means on the November ballotThis amendment creates property assessment exemptions for changes that protect property from flood damage.
VOTER GUIDE: What you need to know for the 2022 Florida November ElectionThe general election is Nov. 8, which means all voters have a chance to decide who will lead them in all levels of government.
Todo lo que necesitas saber sobre las elecciones en FloridaOtro año de elecciones ha llegado, y no hay mejor momento que ahora para asegurarse que está listo para votar.
Trying to decide what Florida candidate to vote for? These guides may helpHow much do you know about the candidates running for elected office this year?
How redistricting changed who Central Florida voters choose for CongressWhen voters go to the polls in August and November, they may notice a change in their congressional candidates and districts.
Election misinformation abounds. We debunk 34 Florida mythsNew myths and half-truths seem to pop up every election cycle.
Everything you need to know about elections in Florida2022 is a midterm election year. While we won’t elect a president, in Florida we will decide who should fill some very important seats in government.
