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2018 Lugares de Votación en SWFL

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Hay más de 13 millones de votantes registrados en Florida.

Antes del inicio de la Votación Anticipada la semana pasada, más de 1 millón de votantes en Florida ya votaron por correo.

Las elecciones para gobernador y senado de Estados Unidos están en la boleta de Noviembre.

El demócrata Andrew Gillum, el alcalde de Tallahassee, se postula contra el ex Representate Ron DeSantis. Y, el gobernador Rick Scott se postula para el Senado contra el senador demócrata Bill Nelson.

La Votacion Anticipada está ocurriendo ahora en todos los condados de Suroeste Florida.

Este mapa tiene lugares de votación del Día de Elección en verde oscuro, Votación Anticipada/Día de Elección en verde y Votación Anticipada solo en amarillo.

Puedes hacer que el mapa se vea más grande en la parte superior derecha.

Este mapa fue hecho por Rachel Iacovone de WGCU Noticias, utilizando información de los Supervisores de Elecciones de los condados de LeeCollierCharlotteSarasotaManateeDeSotoHendry Glades.

Rachel Iacovone is a reporter and associate producer of Gulf Coast Live for WGCU News. Rachel came to WGCU as an intern in 2016, during the presidential race. She went on to cover Florida Gulf Coast University students at President Donald Trump's inauguration on Capitol Hill and Southwest Floridians in attendance at the following day's Women's March on Washington.Rachel was first contacted by WGCU when she was managing editor of FGCU's student-run media group, Eagle News. She helped take Eagle News from a weekly newspaper to a daily online publication with TV and radio branches within two years, winning the 2016 Society of Professional Journalists Mark of Excellence Award for Best Use of Multimedia in a cross-platform series she led for National Coming Out Day. She also won the Mark of Excellence Award for Feature Writing for her five-month coverage of an FGCU student's transition from male to female.As a WGCU reporter, she produced the first radio story in WGCU's Curious Gulf Coast project, which answered the question: Does SWFL Have More Cases of Pediatric Cancer?Rachel graduated from Florida Gulf Coast University with a bachelor's degree in journalism.
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