2020 ELECTIONS

What you need to know...

In addition to the President, over 100 State Officials, US Congressman & Local Elections Officials are on the ballot! 

Register to Vote Here.          

For Absentee/Vote by Mail information: Click Here

Check your voter status here, then at the bottom of that webpage get your Sample Ballot, Early Voting Locations, and Election Day Location 

View your sample ballot above NOW to know all candidates you get to vote for + Local Elections happening!

Important Dates: 

August

8/19 - Primary Election Florida 

October

10/5 - Deadline to Register to Vote in General Election

10/6 - Absentee Ballots sent out (MAIL BACK ASAP)

10/20 - Early Voting Begins for most (Limited Sites, check your area in the links below)

10/24 - Deadline for Absentee/Vote by Mail Registration (Don't wait and assume USPS will have issues) 

November

11/3 - Tuesday Election Day

(Check your voting location! Going to the wrong place with lines could be problematic. Even the President has had trouble before...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QOcQEcwFkX0)

2 Constitutional Amendments to be aware of because they could effect future elections, though there are 6:  

Amendment 3 if passed establishes a top-two open primary system for state office primary election, meaning basically anyone not just registered democrats and republicans could vote in the August primaries in the future

Amendment 4 if passed requires voter-approved constitutional amendments to be approved by voters at a second general election, meaning basically that our MMJ amendment would have needed to be voted for twice above 60% if this is law as would any future amendment for anything unless the legislature decides to put the question on then it would still only need one vote

FL Federal Races: Here is some information on what legislation they have supported. https://www.cannabisvoter.info/state-news/Florida/

For the over 100 state of Florida Races, we will be adding a list of who has sponsored bills and how they have voted. COMING SOON!

Local Elections: Miami Dade Mayor, Broward Sheriff, and Orange County Attorney General just to name a few!

• Jacksonville, Florida - Circuit court judgeships, county court judgeships, soil and water conservation district, city council (special election), clerk of courts
• Hillsborough County, Florida - County commissioners, sheriff, county court judgeships, tax collector, property appraiser, supervisor of elections, soil and water conservation districts, clerk of court
• Miami-Dade County, Florida - County commissioners, county mayor, property appraiser, clerk of court, county judgeships, special districts, soil and water conservation district
• Orange County, Florida - Clerk, comptroller, property appraiser, public defender, sheriff, state attorney, supervisor of elections, tax collector, soil and water conservation districts
• Pinellas County, Florida - County commissioners, clerk of circuit court, comptroller, sheriff, property appraiser, tax collector, supervisor of elections, county judgeships, fire control districts, community development districts

Here are the elections being held NOW!

If there is no incumbent voting record or quotes, call them and ask them.

Do you support expanding patients rights in Florida or do you support an arbitrary 10% THC Cap?

ANY ELECTED OFFICIALS running for office who are interested in expressing their support for Medical Marijuana, can submit a 3-4 sentence explanation about why they support medical marijuana and what they hope to see for marijuana policy if elected in their area. Please also include a list of all important election dates. Florida for Care will do its best to assess these submissions and provide information on favorable candidates views to our supporters in their areas, prior to the upcoming elections. 

Email: info@floridaforcare.org to be included in this.  Title it: Candidate statement to on Cannabis Position

This information is being used for informational purposes and may have changed after being posted. FFC is not responsible for any inaccuracies and you should do your research on these and all issues before you vote. Feel free to email info@floridaforcare.org to have something added to this.