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South Florida 2026 midterm voter registration guide: Key deadlines and latest rules (opens the original)
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Anyone who wants to vote — for governor, to help determine which party controls Congress, or for or against the proposed property tax amendment to the Florida Constitution — must be registered to vote. Oct. 5 is the last day for Floridians to register to vote in the Nov. 3 midterm elections. State law sets the deadline, 29 days before Election Day. Online: Requires a Florida driver’s license or state ID and the last four digits of their Social Security numbers. People seeking to register without
Will Angie Nixon’s view on Israel ‘genocide’ question hurt her with Jewish voters in South Florida? (opens the original)
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One of the biggest unknowns in Florida’s U.S. Senate race is whether Democratic nominee Angie Nixon’s view that Israel has committed genocide in the war with Hamas will cost her critical support from Jewish voters. Nixon was challenged over use of the term genocide Monday at a town hall in southwestern Palm Beach County — territory that is home to many Jewish voters who have been voting Democratic for decades, and where Republicans have gained support in recent years. The reception for Nixon at
Hillary Cassel faces voters after flipping from Democrat to Republican. Even if she loses, ‘no regrets.’ (opens the original)
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State Rep. Hillary Cassel stunned her colleagues and outraged her previous supporters when she quit the Democratic Party less than eight weeks after the 2024 election. Now, running for reelection as a Republican, she’s still explaining the party switch. Not everyone is buying her justification. That’s OK, Cassel said. She’s campaigning to return to Tallahassee to represent the all-Broward House District 101, where Republicans are third in registered voters, behind Democrats and no-party affiliat
Governor candidates Donalds, Jolly offer competing economic visions. Same stage, same questioner — but no debate (opens the original)
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Republican Byron Donalds and Democrat David Jolly each promise to deliver a more affordable, prosperous Florida — but offer vastly different visions of how as governor they’d get the state to the economic promised land. In back-to-back appearances Wednesday at a daylong economic summit in Fort Lauderdale, Jolly touted his proposal for a state catastrophic insurance fund that would be a place for all Floridians to buy windstorm insurance coverage. He said it would drastically reduce one of the bi
Governor candidates Donalds, Jolly offer competing economic visions. Same stage, same questioner — but no debate (opens the original)
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Republican Byron Donalds and Democrat David Jolly each promise to deliver a more affordable, prosperous Florida — but offer vastly different visions of how as governor they’d get the state to the economic promised land. In back-to-back appearances Wednesday at a daylong economic summit in Fort Lauderdale, Jolly touted his proposal for a state catastrophic insurance fund that would be a place for all Floridians to buy windstorm insurance coverage. He said it would drastically reduce one of the bi
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