VoterHub 2024
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Marijuana legalization is on the Florida ballot this November. Here’s what to know.
As public attitudes toward marijuana continue to evolve on a national level, many Floridians are following suit and supporting broader legalization.
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Puerto Rican social worker in Florida highlights voting as tool for mental health advocacy in schools
Iván Díaz has seen how the Republican government wants to cut funding for mental health programs in public schools.
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ACLU files lawsuit to extend voter registration deadline in Puerto Rico
The lawsuit highlights problems caused by frequent power outages at the Permanent Registration Boards, which are the physical locations where voters can register in person.
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Kany García urges Puerto Ricans to register to vote ahead of November elections
The singer highlighted the urgency of the current political moment, pointing out the pressing issues Puerto Ricans face daily.
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Ever been charged with a crime? What to know about your voting rights in FL.
Florida law protects the voting rights of some convicted felons, but there are crimes that can result in the loss of the privilege.
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Rep. Anna Eskamani criticizes Trump’s wild claims in debate with Kamala Harris
Florida’s representative praised Harris’s conciliatory tone, as she highlighted small businesses and her roots in coming from a working-class family.
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Llamado Boricua: Líderes puertorriqueños de Central Florida lanzan iniciativa de votación para las elecciones
El movimiento tiene como objetivo crear conciencia sobre la importancia de votar, enfocándose en temas clave que afectan a la comunidad puertorriqueña, como el costo de vida, la educación y la vivienda asequible.
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Llamado Boricua: Puerto Rican leaders in Central Florida launch voting initiative for 2024 elections
Florida Rep. Johanna López, highlighs the importance of supporting Puerto Rican candidates and those who advocate for policies that align with the community’s needs.
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A Puerto Rican mom in Orlando has a message for Latinos: Vote for our future
Marlyn Rivera and her husband, José Ortega, have raised their three children in Orlando, and now they are seeing how family and friends are struggling with the high cost of living.
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Bad Bunny’s emotional plea: Vote in November to change Puerto Rico’s future
Bad Bunny said that thanks to his success, he could live anywhere in the world, however, where he wants to live is in Puerto Rico.
