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

Tampa Bay, FLLocal News

The Tampa Bay Times has released a detailed voter guide to aid residents in preparing for the November 5 general election, showcasing over 90 local candidates and their stances on critical issues such as abortion, immigration, and education. This comprehensive guide offers insights into various races, from the presidential election to local school board positions, allowing voters to make informed choices. Users can customize their ballots by selecting candidates and can find additional information about the six proposed constitutional amendments included on the ballot. The article highlights the high participation rate of candidates in the survey, nearly 90%, enhancing the credibility and depth of the information provided. With the voter registration deadline set for October 7, the guide encourages residents to take action and prepare for the upcoming election.

Readers can access a printable PDF of the guide for convenience. The Times Editorial Board did not influence the content of the voter guide, ensuring impartiality and reliability. This initiative underscores the importance of voter education in the democratic process.

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