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The rules governing Florida elections are largely set by state statute. Federal law also applies to federal elections, but state and local officials handle most election administration. That includes preparing the ballots and applying the rules for the order in which candidates appear.
Fourteen Senate races from Florida to Alaska will determine if Republicans keep their majority in the chamber or Democrats take control.
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Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is has become more active on the campaign trail over the past few weeks as he stumps for Amendment 3, and Republican gubernatorial candidate Byron Donalds. So why is he speaking out now?
Florida Sen. Ashley Moody has been speaking to voters across the state in hopes to keep the U.S. Senate seat appointed to her by Gov. Ron Desantis. CBS News Miami's Bri Buckley is in Tampa with more.
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