NewsWLRN — South Florida NPR (Government & Politics)October 23, 2026Miami-Dade County
WLRN publishes South Florida voter guide for the 2026 midterms
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Early voting for the 2026 midterms has begun across South Florida with a gubernatorial race, congressional map updates, property tax amendments, and numerous local ballot measures. The guide compiles candidate endorsements and ballot recommendations from local newspapers, unions, and community groups. Voters will decide on races including governor, U.S. House seats, state legislature positions, and various county, municipal, and school board offices.
Read the full story at WLRN — South Florida NPR (Government & Politics)Why It Matters
Voters face decisions on statewide s, local tax referendums, and numerous candidate races that shape representation across South Florida counties and municipalities.
Key Facts
- Early voting for the 2026 midterms has started across South Florida.
- Voters will decide on three constitutional amendments, including Amendment 3 regarding property taxes.
- The guide includes recommendations for state executive offices including Governor, Attorney General, Chief Financial Officer, and Agriculture Commissioner.
- Endorsements cover multiple U.S. House districts, State Senate districts, and State House districts.
- Local decisions include county commissions, school boards, municipal mayors, and various charter amendments.
Who's Mentioned
PersonJared Moskowitz“U.S. Representative candidate”PersonOliver Gilbert“U.S. Representative candidate”PersonAnnette Taddeo“Candidate for Chief Financial Officer”PersonRon DeSantis“Outgoing Governor of Florida”PersonEliott Rodriguez“U.S. Representative candidate”PersonJose Javier Rodriguez“Candidate for Attorney General”PersonWilton Simpson“Candidate for Agriculture Commissioner”PersonDebbie Wasserman Schultz“U.S. Representative candidate”PersonPhil Ehr“U.S. Representative candidate”PersonDavid Jolly“Candidate for Governor”