It may be an off year for major Florida elections, but there are some happening around the state. Here's where, what voters need to bring

There aren't a lot of elections in Florida this November, but there are some important local ones. Here's what will be on the ballot.

It’s an interesting trend; politicians across the U.S. tend to bristle when the national media treats New York like the center of the universe. While it’s a leading capital of culture, media and finance, it is also a unique entity that’s not always a sign of broader trends.

There are elections around Central Florida next Tuesday to determine some city races and amendments. Here's what's on the ballot.

It's not a primary or a midterm, but residents across Central Florida will decide a handful of issues and races on Tuesday.

Cities and towns across Central Florida will hold elections on Tuesday, Nov. 4, and perhaps the biggest is the city of Orlando, which is holding elections for three of its city council seats.

While we're still a year away from the state's gubernatorial election, many are wondering who could be our next governor. Will it be DeSantis again?

Gov. Ron DeSantis on Friday confirmed that the Hillsborough County state Senate seat that has been vacant since he appointed Republican Jay Collins to be lieutenant governor will likely not have representation during the regular 2026 legislative session.

In a city of often-zany elections, this year’s mayoral race is especially rich in personal stories and longstanding feuds.

Florida is often held up as the “platinum standard” for elections — and for good reason. Our 67 supervisors of elections work together year-round to make sure every vote is counted accurately, every process is secure, and every voter can have confidence in the outcome.

This district, which stretches from south of Miami through the Florida Keys, has been represented by Carlos Curbelo (R) since 2015. Curbelo, who has worked to distance himself fro