VOTER INFO

The polls in Northeast Florida have closed in the midterm election. Now, the results are trickling in.

We hear a lot -- maybe too much -- about those top races. What else is on your ballot and how to be prepared before voting on Tuesday.

If you don't vote, you let others decide who is elected and how your tax dollars are spent.

The polls have closed in Florida’s Primary Election. Here’s what we’re keeping an eye on as the results trickle in.

Challenging the perception that voting in a primary is less important.

We have assembled a comprehensive Voters Guide, attempting to empower you with information about nearly 300 candidates and issues on the ballots across the 11 Florida counties in our viewing area.

Monday is the last day to register to vote in Florida’s next primary election, and in just 15 days, early voting will begin in Jacksonville.

KINGSLAND, Ga. – Records in Georgia were smashed in the first 10 days of early voting records, with the only Saturday of in-person voting coming up this weekend and one more week to go. “Notwithstanding the pandemic, voters in the Peach State can take advantage of no-excuse absentee ballot voting by mail or through a secure drop box; three weeks of early, in-person voting; or Election Day voting.”There is at least one early voting location in each of the state’s 159 counties. Early voting will also be available at least one Saturday before election day in every county. During early voting, people don’t go to their regular polling places for early voting. Instead, they can choose to go to their county registrar’s office or any other early voting location established by county election boards.

There were problems in the state’s largest early voting site -- 300 voting machines set up at State Farm Arena, where the Atlanta Hawks play -- but no problems were reported at early voting sites in Southeast Georgia. When Camden County’s early voting site in Kingsland opened at 8 a.m. Tuesday, a dozen people were already in line and the crowd remained steady through noon. There is at least one early voting location in each of the state’s 159 counties. During early voting, people don’t go to their regular polling places for early voting. Instead, they can choose to go to their county registrar’s office or any other early voting location established by county election boards.