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PRIMARY ELECTIONS AUGUST 23, 2022
DEADLINE TO REGISTER TO VOTE JULY 23, 2022
DEADLINE TO REQUEST TO VOTE-BY-MAIL BALLOT AUGUST 13, 2022
Early Voting Schedule for the Primary Election 8/23/2022
WORDS THAT WIN. WHAT DEMOCRATS HAVE ACCOMPLISHED AND HOW YOU CAN TALK ABOUT IT.
NEWSLETTER FROM PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN (MAY 20, 2022):
The Biden-Harris team has ushered in the fastest economic recovery in history -- lowering the unemployment rate down to 3.6% and bringing the percentage of people receiving unemployment insurance below 1 percent for the first time since 1969. But that’s not all.
President Biden and congressional Democrats have a plan to tackle inflation by:
Fighting Putin’s price hike at the pump
Lowering the costs of health care, internet access, and more that are critical for families
Holding huge corporations that have been taking advantage of American consumers accountable
5,000 registered Democrats switched their party affiliation to Republican. Some of these have reported that their party affiliation was changed without their permission. If this has happened to you, please call Voter Fraud Hotline 305-547-3300. This makes it especially important to check your voter registration information. More from the state attorney's office.
Overview of Senate Bill 90 Court Ruling & Updated Voter Registration Guidance
Last Updated: April 15, 2022
On March 31, 2022, a federal court in Tallahassee highlighted over twenty years of intentional discrimination against Black voters in the state of Florida. The case, brought by the League of Women Voters of Florida and others, was filed within minutes of Florida’s Senate Bill 90 (2021) becoming law. The plaintiffs (the League and other voting and civil rights groups) proclaimed the law had numerous elements of voter suppression.
The court found that in many ways, Florida’s Senate Bill 90 was part of a twenty-year discriminatory history and an act of voter suppression. In a 288-page ruling, several provisions of Senate Bill 90 were struck down and enjoined as the court found that they were unconstitutional or violated the Voting Rights Act. MORE
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