Souls To The Polls Bringing Several Congregations To Vote Early
Souls to the Polls is looking to throw the biggest mass voting event in South Florida.
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Souls to the Polls is looking to throw the biggest mass voting event in South Florida.
It's the last day of early voting in South Florida and some big names are coming out to get voters to the polls.
The League of Women Voters of Miami-Dade County wants South Floridians to get out and vote ahead of Tuesday's Midterm Elections.
Early voting has been going on for two weeks, but the end is near.
With polls showing close races, President Trump visited the state for a second time within a week to campaign for Republicans.
While Florida Republicans waited for President Donald Trump in one corner of the state Saturday, Margaritaville king Jimmy Buffett took musical shots at him and Gov. Rick Scott in another as the state's tight Senate and gubernatorial races reached the final weekend of campaigning.
Some of the most watched races in the country are inside the State of Florida.
The League of Women Voters of Miami-Dade County is working to encourage locals to hit the polls ahead of Tuesday's Midterm Election.
An extremely busy and important weekend lies ahead for Florida candidates as Tuesday's midterm election draws closer.
Florida Democratic candidates will be joined by one of the state's most famous musicians on Saturday in West Palm Beach.
Republican Florida gubernatorial candidate Ron DeSantis is in Lakeland on Saturday, continuing his busy week of speaking to voters across the state.
If you plan on voting early in the midterm election and haven't done it yet, you only have today and tomorrow to get it done.
Former President Barack Obama took to the podium to campaign for Democratic candidates in Miami on Friday afternoon.
More than 4 million Floridians, almost 31 percent of the state's 13.28 million registered voters, had already cast ballots Friday for next week's general election.
Florida Republican gubernatorial candidate Ron DeSantis is campaigning in Tampa Friday joined by Senator Marco Rubio.
