Last Day To Register To Vote In November, Vote By Mail Ballots Going Out In Dade
If you are planning to cast your ballot in the upcoming November 6th General Election and haven't registered to vote yet, today is your last day to do so.
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If you are planning to cast your ballot in the upcoming November 6th General Election and haven't registered to vote yet, today is your last day to do so.
Voters threatened by Hurricane Michael will get an extra day to register to vote ahead of the state's closely-watched races for governor and U.S. Senate.
Election Day is right around the corner and voters are gathering information on several important races happening inside the state of Florida.
With a powerful hurricane bearing down on the Florida Panhandle, residents are scurrying to prepare in the hours before the storm makes landfall.
At Miami-Dade's elections office there was a box office business as citizens registered to vote on the last day they could for the November General Election.
With Election Day rapidly approaching, there are several important races inside the state of Florida that voters are keeping a close eye on.
Backers of Amendment 4 estimate that about 1.4 million Floridians would have their voting rights restored, if the required 60 percent of voters approve the proposal.
Florida is a congressional battleground state especially the race for the District 27 seat in Miami-Dade County where the Democratic Party is seeking to retake control of the US House.
When voters cast their ballots in this November's General Election, they will be deciding on a number of state representative seats.
Florida's 23rd congressional district has a history of going for the Democratic candidate.
If the Democrats hope to overtake control of the Florida Senate, they will need to win District 36 and hold District 40's seat.
Florida's 25th Congressional District is Republican-leaning and has the state's most Hispanic-heavy and most Republican city of Hialeah.
Coastal South Florida is once again dealing with king tides.
President Donald Trump made a stop in Florida on Monday.
Hoping to rebound from a lackluster start, the Ron DeSantis campaign is bringing in the woman who helped President Donald Trump carry the state two years ago.
