2024 general election voter guide: Over 90 local candidates on the issues

Tampa Bay, FLLocal News

The 2024 general election voter guide is a vital tool for Tampa Bay residents, featuring detailed profiles of over 90 local candidates and their positions on significant issues like abortion, immigration, and local education. As Florida begins sending out ballots for the November 5 election, the guide provides crucial insights to help voters navigate their choices. The Tampa Bay Times has diligently researched candidates and conducted surveys, successfully engaging nearly 90% of them to contribute their views. Voters can filter races based on their county, ensuring they access relevant information tailored to their voting districts. The guide also outlines six proposed constitutional amendments, offering voters a complete picture of the upcoming ballot.

With the registration deadline looming on October 7, the guide is both timely and informative. Readers can also download a printable PDF version for ease of use. The article emphasizes the importance of informed voting and the role of local journalism in promoting civic engagement.

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