Midterm elections don’t always generate the excitement of a presidential race. But the decisions voters make on November 3 will have consequences long after Election Day. In a close election, a relatively small number of people who decide to participate—or not participate—can determine the outcome for everyone. Show up. Make your choice. Cast your ballot. Vote.
Lower property taxes may sound appealing. But Amendment 3 could also mean reduced local services, higher fees and other costs—and more financial power shifting from local communities to Tallahassee. Take a closer look at what Amendment 3 could mean for Lee County. Read it here. Plus, get a summary, what we think you should know, our recommended vote, and a link to the actual verbiage for each amendment and county referendum. And check out the Florida Policy Institute’s calculation of Amendment 3’s impact on Lee County.
Poll Greeters welcome voters outside polling places. They provide voter information, answer basic questions, and create a positive presence for Democrats and our candidates. Sign up for Training Sign up for Shifts
This helpful guide, offered by Lee Dems Vice Chair, Karyn Edison, walks you through seven important factors to consider when evaluating candidates. Read it now.
View our Calendar for more upcoming meetings, rallies and events. Watch this space for new flyers!
Important Dates for the Midterm Elections:
Thursday, October 22: Vote-by-Mail Enrollment Deadline Enroll now
October 19 – October 31: Early Voting, 10:00 am – 6:00 pm. Locations
Tuesday, November 3: General Election Day – Go Vote! Find your polling place
Read October’s Informed Democrat. Hear directly from each Lee County candidate; read an election appeal from Lee County chair, Jim Rosinus; check out important election dates; learn about resources for young voters; get an update on our Clubs and Caucuses; and finally, meet our volunteer of the month, Ann Young. Not on our list? Subscribe
Watch U.S. Senate Candidate, Angie Nixon, inspire a crowd as only she can!
New Blog: On November 3: Vote to Bring Compromise Back to Government
Our government works best when elected leaders can disagree without becoming enemies—and when compromise is seen as governing, not surrender. On November 3, voters have the power to reward candidates who will listen, debate honestly, respect opposing views, and work across differences.
Proudly display your support for gubernatorial candidate David Jolly with a yard sign. Lee Dems have a large supply. Drop by the office to pick up one or more! 3949 Evans Ave., Suite 109, Fort Myers
Your Life Is Now. Leave it to Chance or Take Action: Resources for Young Voters
Lee Dems now offers two webpages specifically for new voters and young professionals. On our “Your Political Voice” page, you’ll learn why joining a political party matters, what the Democratic Party has accomplished over the years, and how to engage with other young people who care about Democracy through the Lee County Young Democrats.
Our Resources for Young Voters page provides advice on voting by mail from campus, learning about Democratic Policy priorities, and understanding how government works in a nutshell.
