Key Dates:

• Early Voting: October 21st to November 3rd, 2024, from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
• General Election Day: November 5, 2024

Presidential Candidate:

• Donald Trump – Secured the Republican nomination on March 12, 2024, with a significant majority of delegates and contests won. His running mate is JD Vance.

Senate: Rick Scott

Endorsed Candidates by Republican Party of Florida:

• District 23: Joseph “Joe” Kaufman
• District 24: Jesus Gabriel Navarro
• District 100: Chip LaMarca

Local Races and Recommendations:

• • County Commission
• • Herbert E. “Herb” Vargas, District 1
• • City of Fort Lauderdale Mayor
    Barbra Anne Stern
    
    City of Fort Lauderdale Commissioner District 1
    John Herbst
    
    City of Fort Lauderdale Commissioner District 2
    No Recommendation
    
    City of Fort Lauderdale Commissioner District 4
    Kevin Cochrane
• City of Pompano Beach Commissioner District 1
• Andrea Leigh McGee (Incumbent)

City of Pompano Beach Commissioner District 3
Tom R. McMahon

City of Pompano Beach Commissioner District 5
Grant Archer

Florida Supreme Court

Justice Meredith Sasso: Republican Appointed.

Justice Renatha Francis: Republican Appointed.

Fourth District Court of Appeal

Burton C. Conner: Republican Appointed

Jeffrey T. Kuntz: Republican Appointed.

Circuit Judge, 17th Judicial Circuit Group 18

Jessica Maureen Marra: Republican Appointed.

County Court Judge Group 10

Woody Clermont

Voting on Amendments:

• Amendment 1: Vote NO if you wish to keep school board elections nonpartisan, focusing on education over party politics and promoting community-driven, less polarized educational governance.
• Amendment 2: Vote NO to keep hunting/fishing as regulated activities, prioritizing conservation over constitutional rights, preventing potential overreach and maintaining economic stability.
• Amendment 3: Vote NO if you wish to protect against measures related to drugs, as suggested by some community members.
• Amendment 4: Vote NO if you’re against measures affecting the unborn, as per community advice.
• Amendment 5: Vote YES on Fl Amendment 5 for inflation-adjusted homestead exemption aiming for tax relief and aligning property taxes with living costs. 
• Amendment 6: Vote NO if you want to keep public campaign financing, promoting fair elections, diverse candidates and reducing wealthy influence in politics.

General Voting Tips:

• Research Candidates: Even if not listed here, research candidates on your ballot, especially for local positions where endorsements might not be available.
• Find Your Polling Place: Use resources provided by the Broward Republican Party or county election office to locate your polling station for early voting or election day.
• Vote Early: Utilize the early voting period to avoid last-minute rushes.