The Orange County Democratic Party is promoting a voter guide for the election.
Orange County Democrats have an official voter guide to identify candidates and encourage voters to take it with them to vote in person.
The local Democratic Party voter guide includes federal races, statewide races, state legislative races, judicial races, and Orange County specific races. The Orange County Democrats also weigh in on the proposed Florida constitutional amendments on the ballot this year.
Locally, Democrats are campaigning for Tiffany Moore Russell for Mayor, Roberta Walton Johnson for Clerk of Courts, Kamia Brown for Commissioner District 2, Johanna Lopez for Commissioner District 4, Patricia Rumph for Commissioner District 7, and Victor Torres for Commissioner District 8. Both Lawanna Gelzer and Commissioner Mike Scott are Democrats running for Commissioner District 6. Diana Moore and Susanne Pena are both Democrats running for School Board District 3.
On the proposed amendments, Orange County Democrats are campaigning on: NO on Amendment 1: Budget Stabilization Fund, NO on Amendment 2: Agricultural Property Tax Exemption, and NO on Amendment 3: Homestead/Property Taxes.
The Democratic Party is supporting YES on the one-mill renewal to fund Orange County Public Schools.
At the federal level, local Democrats are campaigning for Angie Nixon for U.S. Senator, Jennifer Jenkins for Congress (District 8), Rep. Darren Soto for Congress (District 9), and James Pericola for Congress (District 11).
To review all the candidates, the Orange County Democratic Party voter guide is available online.
The local party said it is trying to solidify Orange County as a Democratic stronghold in Florida.
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