General Election Day is Tuesday, November 8, 2022
Early Voting for the General Election is October 24 – November 6
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United States Senate
Val Demings
United States House
Congressional District 20
Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick
Congressional District 23
Jared Moskowitz
Congressional District 24
Frederica Wilson
Congressional District 25
Debbie Wasserman Schultz
State of Florida Cabinet Offices
Governor & Lieutenant Governor
Charlie Crist
Lt Governor
Karla Hernández
Attorney General
Aramis Ayala
Chief Financial Officer
Adam Hattersley
Commissioner of Agriculture
Naomi Esther Blemur
State of Florida Senate
District 30
Tina Polsky
State of Florida House
District 96
Dan Daley
District 100
Linda Thompson Gonzalez
District 101
Hillary Cassel
District 103
Robin Bartleman
District 105
Marie Woodson
School Board
District 1
Rodney “Rod” Velez
District 5 – Pick one
Ruth Carter-Lynch
Jeff Holness
District 6
Steven R. Julian
District 8 – At Large
Allen Zeman
Cooper City
District 1
Jeremy Katzman
Coral Springs
Seat 2
Shawn Cerra
Dania Beach
At Large – Pick Two
Morris Goldwire
Lori Lewellen
Luis Rimoli
A. J. Ryan IV
Jonathan Thomas
Fort Lauderdale
District 1 – Pick one
Christina Disbrow
Ken Keechl
District 3 – Pick one
Yvette DuBose
Donna Guthrie
District 4
Warren Sturman
Hallandale Beach
Seat 2
Qunea Gordon
Hollywood
District 3
Traci L. Callari
District 5 – Pick One
Kevin Biederman
Francisco Vargas
Lauderdale Lakes
Seat 1 – Pick One
Marilyn Davis
Mark Anthony Spence
Seat 2 – Pick One
Sandra Davey
Nethel Stephens
Lauderhill
Seat 4 – Pick One
Denise D. Grant
Miguelaille “Migy” Pierre
Margate
Seat 3
Antonio Arserio
Seat 5
Joanne Simone
North Lauderdale
Mayor
Samson Borgelin
District A
Lorenzo Wood
Oakland Park
Commissioner – At Large – Pick Two
Coby King
Tim Lonergan
Fitzgerald Budhoo, Sr
Letitia Newbold
Plantation
Mayor
Nick Sortal
Group 1
Erik Anderson
Group 2
Denise Horland
Group 5
Louis Reinstein
Pompano Beach
District 4 – Pick One
Beverly Perkins
Mary Scofield-Phillips
Kevin Eason, Sr
District 5 – Pick One
Cyndy Floyd
Barry Moss
Sunrise
Seat D
Jacqueline Guzman
Tamarac
Mayor
Mike Gelin
District 2 – Pick one
Stuart Michelson
Morey Wright
Alexandra Alvarez
Tyneka Rene
District 4 – Pick one
Carol Mendelson
Kicia Daniel
West Park
Seat 1
Tangi Bates
Seat 2
Brandon Smith
Weston
Seat 4
Mary Molina-Macfie
Wilton Manors
Mayor
Scott Newton
Commission – Pick Two
Don D’Arminio
Paul Rolli
Roy David Walker
Constitutional Amendments
Amendment 1
Authorizes the state legislature to pass laws prohibiting flood resistance improvements made to a home from being taken into consideration when determining a property’s assessed value for property tax purposes
Amendment 3
Authorize the Florida State Legislature to provide an additional homestead property tax exemption on $50,000 of assessed value on property owned by certain public service workers including teachers, law enforcement officers, emergency medical personnel, active duty members of the military and Florida National Guard, and child welfare service employees
Broward Charter Questions
Question 1
Amends County Charter to Be Consistent with Constitutional Amendment and Special Law Regarding County Offices
Question 2
Amends County Charter to Consolidate Central Examining Boards and to Ensure Consistency with State Law
Local Referendums
Coral Springs Improvement District
Shall Chapter 2021-253, Laws of Florida, amending the Coral Springs Improvement District Charter, adding two members to the District Board of Supervisors and providing that the members of the District Board of Supervisors shall be elected by majority vote of all qualified electors of the district instead of just landowners for four year terms, with staggered elections every two years beginning in November 2024, become effective?
Sunshine Drainage District
Shall Chapter 2021-255, Laws of Florida, amending the Sunshine Drainage District Charter, adding two members to the District Board of Supervisors and providing that the members of the District Board of Supervisors shall be elected by majority vote of all qualified electors of the district instead of just landowners for four year terms, with staggered elections every two years beginning in November 2024, become effective?
Pine Tree Water Control District
Shall Chapter 2021-254, Laws of Florida, amending the Pine Tree Water Control District Charter, providing for a five member District Board of Supervisors, with three members elected by majority vote of all qualified electors of the district for four year terms, with staggered elections every two years beginning in November 2024, one member appointed by the City of Coral Springs, and one member appointed by the City of Parkland, become effective?
Judicial
17th Circuit, Group 23
Gary Farmer
17th Circuit, Group 51
Lorena Mastrarrigo
County Court, Group 15
Suzette Hyde
Supreme Court — Vote NO on all
Charles T. Canady — Vote NO
John Couriel — Vote NO
Jamie Grosshans — Vote NO
Jorge Labarga — Vote NO
Ricky Polston — Vote NO
Fourth District Court of Appeals — Vote NO on all
Edward Artau — Vote NO
Cory Ciklin — Vote NO
Dorian Damoorgian — Vote NO
Jonathan D. Gerber — Vote NO
Robert Gross — Vote NO
Spencer D. Levine — Vote NO
Melanie May — Vote NO