Elections

Voters will pick a new mayor in Jacksonville, property appraiser and a number of City Council members. You can vote in person at any early voting site through May 14.

The proposed bill would place additional restrictions on voter-registration groups and help clear the way for a potential White House bid by Gov. Ron DeSantis.

Republican Daniel Davis and Democrat Donna Deegan staged their only televised debate Thursday.

A nonpartisan forum with City Council and mayoral candidates is planned Monday at WJCT Studios. Then the mayoral candidates will debate again April 28 at the Beaches.

Only 1 in 4 people voted in Jacksonville's election last month. Elections supervisors across Northeast Florida are pushing for higher turnout.

Democratic mayoral candidate Donna Deegan picked up support across the city in Tuesday's election. Republican Daniel Davis won on the Westside, Ortega, Mandarin and scattered Southside precincts.

Democrat Joyce Morgan, a City Council member, and Republican Jason Fischer, a former state representative, were the top finishers in the election Tuesday.

Democrat Donna Deegan and Republican Daniel Davis finished first and second in Jacksonville's mayoral election Tuesday, sending them to a runoff in May.

Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Anyone who is registered can vote, regardless of party affiliation.

Like voters themselves, Democrats favor removal of Confederate monuments, and Republicans would leave the monuments in place.