As people in the sunny state of Florida wake up and begin heading to the polls, many are still not aware of what will be inside that voting booth for them to decide on. It’s very important to go into the voting process knowing, for the most part, how you will vote. That way, confusion doesn’t play into the equation. A rushed and confused voter is usually a bad voter. The 2010 Florida elections are extremely important for the state, which is suffering from a housing market mess, but has remained relatively strong compared to other states like California. As a voter you need to decide what the best direction for the state may be. Below is a quick and simple Florida voter’s guide for you to look over prior to hitting your election center.

Pages 4 & 5 – For Florida Senate Seat
Kendrick Meek – Democrat
Marco Rubio – Republican
Charlie Crist – No Party Affiliation

Page 6 – Governor of the State of Florida
Alex Sink – Democrat
Rick Scott – Republican

Page 7 – Florida Attorney General
Dan Gelber – Democrat
Pam Bondi – Republican

Page 8 Commissioner of Agriculture for Florida
Adam Putnam – Republican
Scott Maddox – Democrat

Page 9 – Florida CFO
Jeff Atwater – Republican
Loranne Ausley – Democrat

Page 10 – Supremse Court Justices
Chief Justice Canady
Justice James Perry
Justice Polston
Justice Labarga

There are also 6 Amendments in this Year’s Florida Election:

Amendment #1: Repeal of public campaign financing requirement
Amendment #2: Homestead ad valorem tax credit for deployed military personnel
Amendment #3: Amendment has been removed
Amendment #4: Referenda required for adoption and amendment of local government comprehensive land use plans
Amendment #5: Standards for Legislature to follow in legislative redistricting
Amendment #6: Standards for Legislature to follow in congressional redistricting
Amendment #7: Amendment has been removed
Amendment #8: Revision of the class size requirements for public schools

Remember to get out there and vote if you are registered. There is no honor in American greater than our right to vote on Election day.