Deadlines to participate in Florida’s upcoming primary and general elections are as follows: PRIMARY ELECTION (August 20th) July 22nd To register to vote or change party affiliation August 8th To request that ballot be mailed GENERAL ELECTION (November 5th) October 7th To register to vote (no deadline to change party affiliation) October 24th To request that ballot be mailed
Special Election A general election was held on December 5th to fill House District 116 in Miami-Dade County, which was vacated by former representative Juan Fernandez-Barquin (R-Miami). Republican Mike Redondo won the election with 51.8 percent of the vote, beating Democrat Johnny Gonzalo Farias who garnered 45.63 percent and NPA candidate Frank De La Paz Read more about Special Election[…]
On October 27th, Governor DeSantis issued an Executive Order calling for special elections in Senate District 33 and House Districts 88 and 94. The primary election will be held on January 22, 2022 and the general election on March 8, 2022, meaning all three seats will remain vacant during the 2022 legislative session. Senator Perry Read more about Special Elections[…]
The qualifying period for statewide and many local offices ended at noon on June 12th. The following members of the Florida House of Representatives retained their seats, having received no opposition: Ramon Alexander (D-Tallahassee) Fentrice Driskell (D-Tampa) Kamia Brown (D-Orlando) Joe Geller (D-Dania Beach) James Bush (D-Opa Locka) Mike Gottlieb (D-Plantation) Dan Daley (D-Sunrise) Michael Read more about Elections[…]
SPECIAL ELECTIONS Governor DeSantis signed Executive Order 2019-20 to set special elections to replace three representatives who resigned to serve in the executive branch. The vacancies include District 7 by Representative Halsey Beshears; District 38 by Representative Danny Burgess; and District 97 by Representative Jared Moskowitz. The special primary election will be held April 9, Read more about Special Elections[…]