2020 Constitutional Amendments Voter Guide: Everything you need to know!
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Gov. Ron DeSantis' order to return to in-person events beginning next month means virtual access to public debates could be cut off.
“I think that we’ve learned that there are a lot of benefits to virtual meetings,” Florida League President Patricia Brigham said. “It reduces travel, it reduces expense, it reduces travel time and it can actually result in bigger attendance than if you have a big event that everyone has to travel to from all over the state.”
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Governments learned after a bumpy start how to provide the public with online access to meetings during the pandemic. But with orders from Gov. Ron DeSantis to return to in-person events, officials and citizens fear that virtual access to debates and decisions will be cut off.🗳️ Filling out your ballot at home or preparing to go the polls? No matter how you decide to vote, vote informed!
➡️ Check out the League's Nonpartisan Voter Guide that explains the 6 constitutional amendments on Florida's ballot: LWVFL.org/Amendments
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thank you, League, I used your amendment info for my ballot.......glad it was available
Less than half an hour ago, someone asked me about the FLWV' position on Amendment 3. It wasn't a pleasant explanation...
Under the circumstances, given the league's reversal of support for Amendment 3, their claim to be nonpartisan is seriously in question. :(
Amendment info is so helpful. I refer friends to your site!
Your statement on amendment 3 reminds me of the new tagline the press now has to use for President Trump: The League of Women voters now claims, without evidence, that Top Two Open Primaries would have a strong adverse impact on African-American representation in Florida.
“The harms caused by rushing this year’s census count are irreparable,” Sotomayor wrote in her dissent. “And respondents will suffer their lasting impact for at least the next 10 years.”
Trump administration can end census count early, supreme court rules
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Ruling comes despite warnings that early shut down would result in inaccurate dataComment on Facebook Ruling comes despite...
How can this be right?
They just keep allowing him to walk all over the Constitution........
Just remember the LWV is nothing more than a Marxist Front group like the Sierra Club. Stand with those who wave the flag, not those who burn it..
Pretty clear that it is a GOP tactic to preserve their gerrymandered districts which would be redrawn if the census was counted properly. Just wow! They will literally stop at nothing to cheat
Just wow
Just wild. Smh. 😳 Marlon Hill Ibis Valdés JennyLee Molina Janie Flores Natasha Germana Alicia Emamdee
The way to frame it is that this period allows election officials to ensure that every vote is counted and everything is accurate. Voters across the board really do agree with that concept — that it’s better to get it right than to rush the results.
www.floridaphoenix.com
Providing voters with information about the nuts and bolts of the vote-counting process is the best antiseptic against fears that the Nov. 3 presidential election might be stolen, as President Trump has been darkly intimating, according to a survey released Monday. Trump has been complaining about t...Comment on Facebook Providing voters ...
Please vote early. Less votes to count on election night.
Or they can believe the fuhrer!!!
I want all votes to be counted. ALL votes.
You mean when people are educated and are given facts they aren't scared by lies? What a concept.
Today marks our suggested deadline for mailing back a vote-by-mail ballot via traditional "snail-mail."
After today the League's recommendation, if physically able, is to drop off your ballot at your local Supervisor of Elections office or a secure drop box within your county.
➡️ Find your local SOE office and drop boxes here: bit.ly/30RnPjL
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Why is early voting not open in all counties on the 19th
Can I vote in person if I got a mail in ballot and changed my mind? I can’t find any info on that on government site. Thanks!
Palm Beach County has added Van locations all over the county to act as additional drop boxes for mail ballots! As well as at all the Early Voting sites! It all starts October 19th!
Yes, you can. Take your ballot to your polling place and then vote the usual way. OR just place your mail-in ballot in the mail-in ballot box INSIDE the polling room. Call your supervisor of elections office - in Jacksonville they answered immediately twice over the past 6 days.
Ballot has been mailed and recieved.
The League is encouraging voters to mail their ballots by Tuesday to ensure they have plenty of time to fix any problems that may arise.
Time to mail your ballot is now, voting group advises
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Don’t wait any longer to get your ballot in the mail, the League of Women Voters of Florida is recommending. If you want to make sure it gets to the elections office to be counted, and any potential problems resolved, you should start thinking of mailing your completed ballot soon.Comment on Facebook Don’t wait any ...
Or take it directly to the elections office! I do, to be safe and sure it arrives
