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If you are voting in Osceola County, here is a list of candidates and amendments you need to know before the election.

Floridians in November will vote on six proposed constitutional amendments. Passage of each proposal would require support from at least 60% of voters.

As the election approaches, be prepared and know how to vote by getting to know the candidates and amendments you will see on your county’s ballot. Here is everything you need to know to vote in Brevard County.

As Florida gears up for the election, get to know the candidates and amendments in your area. Here is a guide of everything you need to know to vote in Marion County.

Are you voting in Sumter County on Nov. 5? Here is a list of candidates and amendments in Sumter County from city to federal races.

If you are voting in Orange County, now is the time to get to know your candidates and amendments before the Nov. 5 election. Here is everything you need to know to vote in Orange County.

Get ready for the upcoming election by getting to know your county’s candidates and amendments. Here is a list of everything you need to know to vote in the upcoming election in Flagler County.

Uncertain about what you’re walking into when hitting the polls? Here is everything you need to know to vote in the upcoming Nov. 5 election in Lake County.

Prepare for the election by getting to know your county’s ballot. Here is everything that you may see on a Seminole County ballot.

As the election approaches, get to know the candidates from federal down to the local level. Here is a breakdown of everything you will see on the ballot when voting in Volusia County.

Tuesday, Nov. 5 is the big day if you want to vote for the president, important federal, state and local races, not to mention those constitutional amendments on issues like abortion and recreational marijuana.

This guide is here to answer common questions a college student can stumble upon about how to register and vote in the 2024 election to make the process easier.

Florida keeps a rigorous standard for how votes are counted, and while each county’s system may vary, they must operate within the framework created by the state, which you can read on the Florida Division of Elections website.

How much do you know about the candidates running for elected office this year?

Another election season is underway, and with it comes many myths and conspiracy theories about the whole process.

More Floridians have been using vote-by-mail in the last few elections, as it’s a convenient option, especially for the elderly, the infirm and those who don’t work a classic 9-5 schedule.

If it seems like there are longer lines at early voter polling stations, it’s not your imagination. Central Floridians are setting record numbers for voting early, and that should continue heading into the final weekend before the election.

With incumbent Elections Supervisor Chris Anderson defeated in the August primary election, two new people will run to take his place in November: Republican Amy Pennock, and Democrat Deborah Poulalion.

Early voting is in full swing across Central Florida and election leaders say they’re seeing record numbers in several counties when it comes to voter turnout. So much so, that election officials in Orange County have expanded some check-in sites to better accommodate voters.

Osceola County Sheriff Marcos Lopez might have won his primary race, but now he’ll have to face down challenger Donnie Martinez to determine whether he’ll keep his coveted position.

Perhaps the most heated race in Lake County for the November election is for a position that normally doesn’t garner much attention.

News 6 viewers said they were concerned that Social Security didn't keep up with the cost of living. We asked Central Florida's candidates for U.S. House and U.S. Senate where they stand on the issue.

This year, voters in Seminole County will have the chance to weigh in on two amendments to the county's charter. Here's the ballot language and the bottom line on both.

An 18-year-old is accused of brandishing a machete while confronting Kamala Harris supporters at a Neptune Beach polling site Tuesday, according to our partners at WJXT in Jacksonville.

A major race on your ballot for the 2024 General Election is the one for U.S. Senate.

Residents in Volusia County suffered serious flooding problems due to Hurricane Milton, but some have grappled with worsening flooding issues in recent years. Some say it is due to overdevelopment.

With early voting underway, some Florida voters might wonder whether they can change their votes after submitting their ballots.

Voters are heading to the polls in two Central Florida counties to decide whether they want to pay a half-cent sales tax to fund repairs, renovations and maintenance costs for public schools.