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Palm Beach and Treasure Coast voters face statewide, House and local races

Voters in South Florida and the Treasure Coast will see statewide, congressional and local races on the Nov. 3 general election ballot.

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Voters across South Florida and the Treasure Coast will choose candidates in statewide, congressional and local races on Nov. 3, WPTV reported. Exact ballots depend on where each voter lives.

Statewide, the governor’s race pits Republican Byron Donalds, running with Bryan Avila, against Democrat David Jolly, running with Gwen Graham. Other statewide contests include U.S. Senate, attorney general, chief financial officer and agriculture commissioner. Voters will also decide three constitutional amendments.

Four U.S. House races are featured in WPTV’s coverage: District 21, with Brian Mast (R) and James Martin (D); District 22, with Casey Askar (R) and Pia Dandiya (D); District 23, with Lois Frankel (D) and Deborah Adeimy (R); and District 25, with Jared Moskowitz (D) and Scott Singer (R).

Local ballots may include Palm Beach County Commission races, the Port St. Lucie mayoral race, school board races, municipal elections and local ballot initiatives. Residents should check their sample ballot to see which contests apply to their address.

This story is a summary based on reporting by WPTV News. Read the original for full details.

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