Numerous local elections, along with the party nominations for state and federal offices, are decided as Central Florida voters head to the polls on Primary Election Day.
Latest Midterm Election News
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Kayla Kissel/Central Florida Public MediaFlorida public safety leaders raised concerns about Amendment 3, saying changes to the homestead exemption could leave local governments with less money for police, fire and emergency response. -
Sam Stockbridge/Central Florida Public MediaThe state Supreme Court recommended that Diana Tennis face suspension and a fine for giving to political groups while in office, rejecting an agreement with the state.
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Joe Strada will be the Republican nominee for Florida’s 11th Congressional District, while Alyssa Noel won election to the Osceola School Board. -
Dan Green is likely to win the Republican nomination for Florida’s 9th Congressional District, while two local races will probably trigger recounts. -
Florida voters rank affordability among their top concerns. Three policy experts discuss what government can change, what it can’t, and how to assess campaign promises. -
Surrounded by family, loved ones, and supporters, Ryan Elijah won the District 7 Republican primary and is now the party nominee entering the general election. -
Winning just under half of all Republican ballots cast, Donalds will carry a decisive fundraising lead into the November election against Democrat David Jolly. -
Gallo defeated fellow board member Alicia Farrant to become the next chair of the Orange County School Board. -
Voters will make the final call between Orange County Clerk of Courts Tiffany Moore Russell and entrepreneur Chris Messina in a runoff election this November. -
The races are now set for three Florida Cabinet positions: commissioner of agriculture, chief financial officer and attorney general. -
Races will be decided at local, state and federal levels, including numerous nonpartisan local contests. -
When are polls open? Where should you vote? Will there be lines? All that and more will be answered in our guide. -
The new summary removes language that a circuit judge called “misleading and inaccurate” in favor of more neutral language. -
The issue isn’t expected to affect more than 1% of all ballots in the county. The board will meet on Tuesday morning to ensure that each ballot is correctly counted.
