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In fact, Clark told News 6 anchor Justin Warmoth on “The Weekly” that Florida could decide the presidential election. After President Barack Obama won Florida in 2008 and 2012, President Trump defeated Hillary Clinton by 1.2% in 2016. While he lost Seminole County, Trump did especially well in Miami-Dade County this year. In the 2016 general election, Trump received 333,999 votes and Hillary Clinton received 624,146 votes. Use the interactive map below to find out how each Florida county voted in the 2020 presidential election.

Find All Race Results HereORLANDO, Fla. – On Nov. 3, Florida voters will weigh in on a number of federal, state and local elections. Of course, Floridians will play a key role in the presidential election, as the winning candidate will need the Sunshine State’s 29 electoral college votes, according to News 6 political expert Dr. Jim Clark. They’ll also be asked to vote for or against six proposed amendments to the state constitution. Some of the key races in Central Florida include State Senate District 9, Orange-Osceola state attorney and Brevard County sheriff. Check out all the races in Central Florida, including how residents voted for president, in the list below.

Find All Race Results HereOCALA, Fla. – Some of the key races in Marion County include U.S. House of Representatives District 3 and District 2. Check out all the Marion County races, including how residents voted for president, in the list below. Check all the races in Central Florida and statewide in the dropdown menu below.

Find All Race Results HereTAVARES, Fla. – Some of the key races in Lake County include city council and commission seats. Check out all the Lake County races, including how residents voted for president, in the list below. Check all the races in Central Florida and statewide in the dropdown menu below, and get more information on the ClickOrlando.com Results 2020 page.

Find All Race Results HereVIERA, Fla. – Some of the key races in Brevard County include sheriff and U.S. House of Representatives District 8. Check out all the Brevard County races, including how residents voted for president, in the list below. Check all the races in Central Florida and statewide in the dropdown menu below, and get more information on the ClickOrlando.com Results 2020 page.

Find All Race Results HereORLANDO, Fla. – On Nov. 3, Florida voters will weigh in on a number of federal, state and local elections. They’ll also be asked to vote for or against six proposed amendments to the state constitution. Some of the key races in Central Florida include State Senate District 9, Orange-Osceola state attorney and Brevard County sheriff. Check out all the key races in Central Florida, including how residents voted for president, in the list below. Check all the races in Central Florida and statewide in the dropdown menu below.

Find All Race Results HereORLANDO, Fla. – On Nov. 3, voters throughout Florida will be asked to weigh in on six proposed amendments to the state constitution. Of the proposed amendments, two in particular have received a lot of attention leading up to Election Day: Amendment 2, which seeks to raise Florida’s minimum wage to $15 per hour and Amendment 3, which aims to establish an open primary system for state offices, including the governor, legislators and cabinet members. Check all the races in Central Florida and statewide in the dropdown menu below, and get more information on the ClickOrlando.com Results 2020 page.

Find All Race Results HereORLANDO, Fla. – On Nov. 3, voters across the U.S. will decide who will be the country’s next president. Republican President Donald Trump faces former Vice President and Democratic nominee Joe Biden in the race for the White House. In fact, Clark told News 6 anchor Justin Warmoth on “The Weekly” that Florida could decide the presidential election. After President Barack Obama won Florida in 2008 and 2012, President Trump defeated Hillary Clinton by 1.2 percent in 2016. Clark told Warmoth the president needs a repeat performance if he wants to be re-elected.

Find All Race Results HereORLANDO, Fla. – On Nov. 3, voters in Flagler and Volusia and Orange and Osceola counties will decide their next state attorneys. In Orange County, with Aramis Ayala not running for re-election, either Jose Torreolla or Monique Worrell will become the next Orange-Osceola state attorney. In the 7th Judicial Circuit race, Republican incumbent R.J. Larizza is running against independent candidate Don Dempsey to keep his role as Flagler-Volusia State Attorney. Check all the races in Central Florida and statewide in the dropdown menu below, and get more information on the ClickOrlando.com Results 2020 page.

Find All Race Results HereORLANDO, Fla. – On Nov. 3, voters in Central Florida will decide the outcome of a number of judicial races, including the Florida Supreme Court. Check all the races in Central Florida and statewide in the dropdown menu below, and get more information on the ClickOrlando.com Results 2020 page.

Find All Race Results HereORLANDO, Fla. – Several Central Florida U.S. House of Representative seats will be decided on Nov. 3. Check out all the U.S. House races in the list below. Check all the races in Central Florida and statewide in the dropdown menu below.

Find All Race Results HereBUNNELL, Fla. – Some of the key races in Flagler County include sheriff and Palm Coast mayor. Check out all the Flagler County races, including how residents voted for president, in the list below. Check all the races in Central Florida and statewide in the dropdown menu below, and get more information on the ClickOrlando.com Results 2020 page.

Find All Race Results HereDeLAND, Fla. – Some of the key races in Volusia County include state attorney and mayor in New Smyrna Beach, Orange City and Ormond Beach. Check out all the Volusia County races, including how residents voted for president, in the list below. Check all the races in Central Florida and statewide in the dropdown menu below, and get more information on the ClickOrlando.com Results 2020 page.

Find All Race Results HereBUSHNELL, Fla. – One of the key races in Sumter County is for County Commission District 1. Check out all the Sumter County races, including how residents voted for president, in the list below. Check all the races in Central Florida and statewide in the dropdown menu below, and get more information on the ClickOrlando.com Results 2020 page.

Find All Race Results HereTAVARES, Fla. – One of the key races in Lake County include the seat for U.S. House of Representatives District 6. Check out all the Lake County races, including how residents voted for president, in the list below. Check all the races in Central Florida and statewide in the dropdown menu below.

Find All Race Results HereKISSIMMEE, Fla. – Some of the key races in Osceola County include sheriff and property appraiser. Check out all the Osceola County races, including how residents voted for president, in the list below. Check all the races in Central Florida and statewide in the dropdown menu below.

Find All Race Results HereBARTOW, Fla. – One of the key races in Polk County is the U.S. House of Representatives District 9 seat. Check out all the Polk County races, including how residents voted for president, in the list below. Check all the races in Central Florida and statewide in the dropdown menu below.

Find All Race Results HereSANFORD, Fla. – Some of the key races in Seminole County include sheriff, tax collector and supervisor of elections. Check out all the Seminole County races, including how residents voted for president, in the list below. Check all the races in Central Florida and statewide in the dropdown menu below.

Find All Race Results HereORLANDO, Fla. – Some of the key races in Orange County include sheriff and state attorney. Orange County Sheriff John Mina looks to hold off Tim Lucas Adams and Winston Johnson. Meanwhile, with Aramis Ayala not running for re-election, either Jose Torreolla and Monique Worrell will become the next Orange-Osceola state attorney. Check out all the Orange County races, including how residents voted for president, in the list below. Check all the races in Central Florida and statewide in the dropdown menu below, and get more information on the ClickOrlando.com Results 2020 page.

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – The second day of early voting saw long lines at some of Orange County’s busiest early voting locations. So what do the numbers show and which Election saw a higher turnout on day one of early voting? Early voting totals for day one in 2016, were higher at some of the busiest early voting sites when compared to this year. 2020 General Election:Orange County Supervisor of Elections - 1,565Southwest Branch Library - 1,170Apopka Community Center - 1,155Alafaya Branch Library - 1,0162016 General Election:Orange County Supervisor of Elections - 1,652Southwest Branch Library - 1,695Apopka Community Center - 1,347Alafaya Branch Library - 1,645News 6 spoke with voters who were out at the Alafaya Branch Library today. The early voting sites are open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., until Nov. 1.

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – Monday, Oct. 5 was the last day for Florida voters to register to vote in the 2020 General Election. Being the last day, the Orange County Supervisor of Elections office was very busy, both inside and outside. Orange County’s Supervisor of Elections Bill Cowles said the department will have record breaking numbers of registered voters for the 2020 General Election. Cowles said the number of registered voters is constantly changing due to people registering online, in person and through mandated sites like libraries. As of Monday at noon there were already at over 849,000 registered, compared to 776,721 in 2016.

The deadline for those ballots to be sent ahead of the general election is Sept. 19. Anyone who wishes to vote by mail in the general election must request a mail-in ballot by Oct. 24. The mandatory early voting period for the general election begins Oct. 24 and runs through Oct. 31. A 10-day extension exists only for overseas voters for the Presidential Preference Primary and General Election only. A full list of important general election deadlines can be found here.

If youre not, you can update your voter information ahead of the General Election, which is set for Nov. 3, using that same link. Below is a county-by-county breakdown of information Central Florida voters need to know, specific to where they live. Something else thats important to watch, especially in light of recent changes in education due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic: Every Central Florida county but Sumter has school board races this year. Click here to see some of the coronavirus-related precautions Central Florida counties are implementing at the polls. For more information on Central Florida elections, head to Clickorlando.com/results2020.

It’s a presidential election year, which means next week Florida voters will cast their ballots in a presidential preference primary election to determine what Democratic and Republican nominees will be on the ballot for the General Election. The deadline to register for the presidential primary was Feb. 18. Thursday, many voters said their biggest concern is making sure their vote is secure, especially with 2020 being a presidential election year. Click here to learn how the primary election is changing in Florida in 2020. Early voting is available ahead of the state-wide March 17 presidential preference primary election but some counties start sooner than others.