Voting Info
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What happens next? A timeline of the process between voting and inauguration
Here’s what happens next, from the moment the last vote was cast to Inauguration Day on Jan. 20, 2025—no conspiracy theories, no unfounded claims, no interference, just the safe, peaceful process as it was designed to work and has for generations.
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Líderes comunitarios les urgen a los latinos de Florida votar en las elecciones tras comentarios racistas en mitin de Trump
Tanto Vilar como otros líderes comunitarios y organizaciones como Alianza hacen énfasis en la importancia de que los latinos se movilicen a las urnas en estas elecciones
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Florida Latino Leaders Urge Puerto Rican Community to Vote Against Trump After Hate Speech Rally
Rep. Soto emphasized the importance of mobilizing millions of Puerto Ricans living in the US, especially in key states like Florida, Georgia, and Pennsylvania.
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Jennifer López’s Emotional Speech for Kamala Harris Sparks Call to Action in Las Vegas
The singer said that the former president “reminded us who he really is and how he really feels.” And she emphasized that he not only offended Puerto Ricans, but all Latinos.
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A step-by-step guide to how the vote counting process works in Florida
Unofficial election results will likely be announced on election night, but the full process of counting, verifying, and certifying votes takes several weeks. Here’s what to know about that process.
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Florida’s path to legal weed: FAU community members discuss the stakes of Amendment 3
At Florida Atlantic University, students and faculty are debating on Amendment 3, which could legalize recreational marijuana in Florida for adults 21 and older. Discussions center on public health, economic impact, and Florida’s cultural identity as the November election approaches. With the upcoming 2024 election, Florida voters are preparing to decide on Amendment 3, a…
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When will election results be announced in Florida?
If you’ve ever wondered why the Sunshine State can announce election results fairly quickly, the reason is simple: we do things a little differently.
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Puerto Rican and Latino community leaders unite against racism at Trump’s NYC rally
Politicians, artists, community leaders, and well-known figures from different fields have joined together to repudiate these sentiments.
