Florida’s General Election on Tuesday, November 6 will have a broad impact across the government — with many contests for powerful positions. Floridians will vote on candidates for federal, state and local offices and ballot initiatives, including 12 proposals for amendments to the Florida Constitution.
Use our 2018 nonpartisan voter guide to see the races on your ballot, candidates’ responses to policy questions important to you (and compare positions side-by-side), and summaries of constitutional amendments and ballot initiatives. You can print out a sample ballot indicating your preferences and use it to fill out your official ballot.
Learn where candidates running for office in your community stand on the issues. You can print or email the information to use as a reference when you actually vote. We do not save your information, it will be lost when you leave this page. Additional information may be available for your area so be sure to scroll to the bottom of the page for other voters’ guides.
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