2024 DEMOCRATIC VOTER GUIDE
Election Day: Tuesday, November 5th | 7 AM to 7 PM
Early Voting: Oct. 21st to Nov. 3rd | 8 AM to 8 PM
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President and Vice President
*incumbent
U.S. Senate
Representative in Congress
DISTRICT 8
DISTRICT 9
DISTRICT 10
DISTRICT 11
State Attorney
9th Judicial Circuit
State Senate
DISTRICT 13
DISTRICT 25
State Representative
DISTRICT 35
DISTRICT 37
District 39
District 40
DISTRICT 42
DISTRICT 43
DISTRICT 45
DISTRICT 47
Supervisor of Elections (Vote for One)
On Judicial Retentions
NO ON RETENTION OF
Supreme Court Justice Renatha Francis
NO ON RETENTION OF
Supreme Court Justice Meredith Sasso
NO ON RETENTION OF
District Court of Appeal Judge Paetra Brownlee
NO ON RETENTION OF
District Court of Appeal Judge Roger Gannam
NO ON RETENTION OF
District Court of Appeal Judge Joshua Mize
NO ON RETENTION OF
District Court of Appeal Judge Jared Smith
NO ON RETENTION OF
District Court of Appeal Judge Keith White
Circuit Judge
GROUP 15
Board of County Commissioners
DISTRICT 1
DISTRICT 3 (VOTE FOR ONE)
DISTRICT 5
School Board Member
DISTRICT 4
Soil and Water Supervisor
Seat 2
Jim Moyer
Seat 4
Karolyn Campbell*
*incumbent
State Constitutional Amendments
NO ON CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT 1
A "no" vote opposes making school board elections partisan, thereby maintaining current procedures for electing school board members in a nonpartisan election.
NO ON CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT 2
A "no" vote opposes establishing a constitutional right to hunt and fish in Florida.
YES ON CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT 3
A "yes" vote supports legalizing marijuana for adults 21 years old and older and allowing individuals to possess up to three ounces of marijuana.
YES ON CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT 4
A "yes" vote supports limiting government interference in women’s reproductive life, legalizing abortions to the point of viability, or when necessary to protect the patient’s health.
NO ON CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT 5
A "no" vote opposes an annual inflation adjustment to the amount of assessed value that is exempt from property taxation, which will reduce needed local government funding.
NO ON CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT 6
A "no" vote opposes repealing the constitutional provision that allows for the public financing of campaigns.
Orange County Charter Amendments & Questions
YES ON QUESTION 1
A "yes" vote makes it easier for citizen-led initiatives to get on the ballot.
YES ON QUESTION 2
A "yes" vote requires the continued existence of the Affordable Housing Trust Fund.
YES ON QUESTION 3
A "yes" vote Specifies that write-in candidates do not count towards the number of candidates on the ballot for purposes of requiring a primary election
YES ON QUESTION 4
A "yes" vote requires Orange County to utilize a fiscal sustainability tool to evaluate new rural and suburban development.
YES ON QUESTION 5
A "yes" vote establishes the Charter Office of County Attorney, Ensures that the County Attorney has sufficient independence from the Mayor and can advise the entire county government
YES ON QUESTION 6
A “yes” vote increases the number of county commission districts from 6 to 8.
YES ON QUESTION 7
A “yes” vote creates the Transportation Mobility Advisory Commission to advise the county commission on transportation funding.
YES ON QUESTION 8
A “yes” vote requires that a supermajority of the County Commission approve any effort to change the use of protected lands.
YES ON RURAL BOUNDARY AMENDMENT
A “yes” vote makes it more difficult to develop past the county's rural boundary.
YES ON ANNEXATION AMENDMENT
A “yes” vote gives the county power over municipal annexations of county lands.
HALF-PENNY SCHOOLS TAX QUESTION
YES ON THE HALF-PENNY SCHOOLS TAX QUESTION
A “yes” vote keeps the half-penny tax that funds the building of new schools.
This is NOT a new tax.