2022 Midterm Elections

Sunday is the last day of early voting in Orange, Osceola, and Seminole counties. Other central Florida counties ended their early voting on Saturday. Voters say it was an easy process. "There wasn't a wait," said Nathan Horton, "they check your ID, I had a couple of minutes to get a ballot, vote and that was it. I don't think I was even in there 20 minutes."

Election Day is around the corner and candidates on both sides of the aisle are making stops in Central Florida.

Registered voters in Orange, Osceola and Seminole counties have one last opportunity to cast their ballot early on Sunday ahead of Election Day on Tuesday.

Election Day is Tuesday, November 8.

The City of Orlando wants to turn your campaign signs into fuel!

DeSantis and Crist call on voters to vote for freedom on the ballot, although, each candidate have a different definition of the word.

In an extraordinary sign of trouble for Democrats and a good omen for the GOP in Florida ahead of Election Day, the number of registered Republicans voting in Miami-Dade County surpassed Democrats on Wednesday – one day after President Joe Biden visited the area on a campaign swing.

A new poll reveals Republican US Senator Marco Rubio leads US Representative Val Demings, the Democratic challenger in next week's general election, by six points.

According to new poll findings, incumbent Gov. Ron DeSantis holds a 10-point lead over his Democratic challenger Charlie Crist in the race for Florida governor.

With rental prices skyrocketing and affordable housing in short supply, inflation-weary tenants in cities and counties across the country are turning to the ballot box for relief. Supporters say rent control policies on the Nov. 8 ballot are the best short-term option to dampen rising rents and ensure vulnerable residents remain housed.

Energized and campaigning hard, President Joe Biden tore into Republican proposals to undo prescription drug price caps and change Social Security and Medicare on Tuesday in Florida — and slammed GOP Gov. Ron DeSantis as "Donald Trump incarnate."

More than 3 million Floridians have cast ballots in the Nov. 8 elections, with Republicans continuing to have an edge over Democrats, according to data posted Tuesday morning on the state Division of Elections website.