Our Future, Our Vote
Your Vote Matters! This November, young Floridians have the opportunity to make their voices heard in decisions that shape our communities and futures. From housing and education to transportation, public safety, and healthcare, the people we elect make decisions that affect our everyday lives.
Our 2026 General Election Voter Guide breaks down what’s on your ballot, introduces the candidates running for office, provides information about Amendment 3, and helps you make your plan to vote!
Find Your 2026 Voter Guide
Voting in Congressional District 9 in Central Florida? We’ve got a guide for you!
You can bring our guide to the polls with you or use it as you fill out your Vote by Mail ballot at home.
CENTRAL FLORIDA | CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT 9
Our Central Florida Voter Guide covers federal and statewide races, U.S. House District 9, Florida House Districts 35 and 42, and Amendment 3.
Not sure which congressional or state legislative districts you’re in? Check your sample ballot with your county Supervisor of Elections to see which races and candidates will appear on your ballot.
What’s Your Plan to Vote?
Vote by Mail: Already have your mail ballot? Make sure your completed ballot is received by your county Supervisor of Elections by 7 PM on November 3. Postmarks do not count, so return your ballot early or use an authorized ballot drop-off option. The deadline to request a mail ballot was October 22.
Vote Early: October 19 – November 1. Vote at any early voting location in your county.
Election Day: Tuesday, November 3, from 7 AM to 7 PM. Vote at your assigned precinct and bring a photo ID with your signature.
Find your voting location:
- Orange County: voteorangefl.gov
- Osceola County: voteosceola.gov
- Seminole County: voteseminole.gov
Need help voting? Call 866-OUR-VOTE (866-687-8683) for free, nonpartisan voting assistance.
What’s in Your Guide?
Our guide provides information about the candidates running in key federal, statewide, and legislative races, including:
- U.S. Senate
- U.S. House, District 9
- Governor
- Attorney General
- Chief Financial Officer
- Commissioner of Agriculture
- Florida House, Districts 35 and 42
You’ll also find information about Amendment 3, including how it could affect property taxes and public services like roads, libraries, and emergency services. The guide explains what a YES or NO vote would mean, helping you make an informed decision.
Make Your Voice Heard!
Your ballot. Your call. Make a plan to vote this November 3!
Paid for by Engage Florida Civic Fund, engagefloridacivic.org, not authorized by any candidate or candidate’s committee.