The 2024 General Election will be held on Tuesday, November 5, 2024 from 7 AM until 7 PM. Early voting will be available statewide from October 21 – November 2, 2024. Additional dates may be offered by your county. Click here for more information about early voting.
If you do not know where your polling place is, contact the Supervisor of Elections. You can also find your precinct and polling place on your county Supervisor of Elections website. You will be asked to provide at the polls a valid photo ID with a signature.
Printable (C3) Voter Guides for the 2024 General Election
Church Friendly Voter Guides (C3) for the general election in November.
2024 Florida General Election Presidential / Senate / Amendment Guide (English) (PDF)
2024 Florida General Election Presidential / Senate / Amendment Guide (Spanish) (PDF)
Printable (C4) Endorsement Guides for the 2024 General Election
These endorsement voter guides are NOT church voter guides but they can be distributed by private individuals anywhere.
2024 Florida Judicial Election Guide (PDF)
2024 Florida Endorsement Guide (PDF)
Florida Family Action has researched, vetted, and approved the official Florida Family Action federal, state, and judicial guides only. (Listed above.)
Vote No on 4 Resources
Vote No on 4 (PDF)
Learn more at VoteNoOn4Florida.com
Vote No on 4 Video (English) YouTube
Vote No on 4 Video (Spanish) YouTube
Vote No on 3 Resources
Vote No on 3 (PDF)
Learn more at no-on3.com
Local Voter Guides
Many people are asking about local county and city elections. At this time, Florida Family Action does not have a procedure to question candidates in local elections. However, as we receive recommendations from reliable allies and supporters regarding some local candidates, we will post them below.
For information on federal, state, and judicial guides, see the official FFA voter guides.
Party Platforms
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