If you received a sample ballot in the mail from the Orange County Supervisor of Elections, it is critical to carefully check it. Ballots were sent to about 89,000 voters ahead of the House District 40 Special General Election scheduled for next month, but a significant error has been identified.

The Orange County Supervisor of Elections announced on Friday a printing error on thousands of sample ballots for the upcoming Special General Election in Senate District 15 and House District 40.

The Orange County supervisor of elections spent more money than the state of Florida allows, according to a new report from Comptroller Phil Diamond.

New “express voting sites” now open across Orange County are Supervisor of Elections Glen Gilzean's answer to record turnout and long lines.

A new form streamlines vote-by-mail ballot requests across Florida, and should now be available at all county supervisors of elections offices.

A cadre of Florida voting and civil rights groups are urging Orange County’s outgoing elections supervisor to appoint a deputy, two days before he retires. But the supervisor insists the office is already in good hands.

The retirement of Orange County’s longtime supervisor of elections has Democrats fearing who Gov. DeSantis will put in the office.

Ahead of many local election races happening across Central Florida, we got a look inside the Orange County Supervisor of Elections warehouse Monday as workers gear up.

News 6 got a look inside of the warehouse at the Orange County Supervisor of Elections office

In honor of Disability Voting Rights Week, which runs Sept. 12-16, the Orange County Supervisor of Elections plans to host a demonstration of the ExpressVote System.

In a first for Orange County, the Asian American Pacific Islander group participated in the Adopt-A-Precinct program offered by the Orange County Supervisor of Elections.

Florida state Sen. Randolph Bracy (D-Ocoee) sought to “call out” Gov. Ron DeSantis Monday in a news conference regarding the arrests of 20 individuals on election fraud charges.

How much do you know about the candidates running for elected office this year?

A candidate in an upcoming Orange County race is worried language on voter information cards sent out by the county supervisor of elections office might keep some voters away on Aug. 23.

This mailer has everything you need to know about your voting status ahead of the upcoming elections in August and November.

Local elections can take place throughout the year in Florida, and in March six cities and towns in Orange County elected city commissioners, mayors and charter amendments.

APOPKA, Fla. – Diane Velazquez has won a seat on the Apopka City Council after a runoff election was held on Tuesday, according to unofficial results on the website of the Orange County Supervisor of Elections. [TRENDING: This woman received the first COVID-19 vaccine | Judge scolds theme park trespasser | Chuck Yeager dies at 97]Votes will be finalized on Friday. With all the precincts reporting, Velazquez received 3,374 votes and Yesenia Baron received 2,407 votes. [RELATED: Here’s why we don’t know who won Apopka City Council seat 2]Mandates state a candidate needs more than 50 percent to get the seat, Velazquez was able to hit the mark in the runoff on Tuesday. One of her main platforms in the election was to protect the green space in the Rock Springs Ridge Neighborhood.

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – A Canvassing Board meeting was held Friday at the Orange County Supervisor of Elections office. Cowles added that the deadline for the first unofficial numbers to the state is tomorrow at noon. But said next week they will be meeting again to look at the military ballots, as long as those ballots are postmarked by Election Day. “Florida has to wait 10 days for military voters, so all canvassing boards in all 67 counties will be coming back next week to look at the military ballots and add them in,” Cowles said. Cowles also said Florida law states they have to hold on to the paper ballots for 22 months.

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – Monday, Oct. 5 was the last day for Florida voters to register to vote in the 2020 General Election. Being the last day, the Orange County Supervisor of Elections office was very busy, both inside and outside. Orange County’s Supervisor of Elections Bill Cowles said the department will have record breaking numbers of registered voters for the 2020 General Election. Cowles said the number of registered voters is constantly changing due to people registering online, in person and through mandated sites like libraries. As of Monday at noon there were already at over 849,000 registered, compared to 776,721 in 2016.

ORLANDO, Fla. News 6 is getting results this election season by hosting an all-day phone bank dedicated to helping viewers get registered to vote. The phone bank is scheduled for 6 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. on Monday, June 29 and will feature volunteers from the Orange County Supervisor of Elections office who will be prepared to answer questions and guide residents through the voter registration process. The primary election is scheduled for Aug. 18 and the general election will be held Nov. 3. For those with internet access, voter registration can be done online at registertovoteflorida.gov. To call News 6s phone bank on Monday, just dial 407-836-VOTE (8683).