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Tuesday, Nov. 3, is Election Day in the U.S.A. In Florida, that means major federal and state races, as well as local races and runoff elections, not to mention the property tax constitutional amendment. Here's what you need to know to vote in the primary.

New myths and half-truths seem to pop up every election cycle. Some of them stem from the fact that each state has different election rules and people don’t realize what may be true in one state is not true in another. Some of them are malicious attempts to cause trouble and even stop people from voting. This election year, we take a look at 39 myths.

More Floridians have been using vote-by-mail in the last few elections, as it’s a convenient option, especially for the elderly, the infirm and those who don’t work a classic 9-5 schedule.

2026 is a midterm election year. While we won’t elect a president, in Florida we will decide who should fill some very important seats in government.

Florida voters in 2026 will decide who succeeds Ron DeSantis as governor, who should run the Florida Legislature, who should represent them in the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives, and they’ll decide on races for county and city governments. So it’s important to make sure you are able to vote in Florida.

This guide is here to answer common questions a college student can stumble upon about how to register and vote in the 2024 election to make the process easier.

Florida voters will decide this November whether to make significant changes to how property taxes are calculated for homeowners and other property owners across the state. News 6 and the News Collaborative of Central Florida are bringing that conversation directly to Central Floridians.

Public safety officials stood shoulder to shoulder, lining the walls of a conference room in Lake Mary on Tuesday as leaders gathered to speak out against Amendment 3. Those leaders are warning voters that Amendment 3 could reduce the property tax revenue local governments use to pay for police, fire and other emergency services.

Florida Realtors has launched a campaign urging voters to approve a proposed constitutional amendment that would change how property taxes are calculated for homeowners and other property owners.

Tuesday is National Voter Registration Day. Now is a good time to check your voter registration and make sure you are eligible to vote in Florida.

President Donald Trump is assailing the Supreme Court after it rejected his push to restrict mail-in voting in this year’s midterms.

Tuesday, Nov. 3, is Election Day in the U.S.A. In Florida, that means major federal and state races, as well as local races and runoff elections, not to mention the property tax constitutional amendment. Here's what you need to know to vote in the primary.