Organization helps voters who are confused and frustrated by the proposed amendments on the election ballot.

Candidates for the Wakulla County Sheriff and Property Appraiser will participate in a bi-partisan political forum tonight.

A purple heart recipient was told he could not cast a ballot this election because he recieved a bogus voter fraud letter.

Panama City, FL - The presidential candidates may be done with their debates, but a couple of local politicians will go head-to-head tonight.

Former First Lady Laura Bush will be speaking at a fundraiser for Georgia Christian School.

NEW YORK (AP) -- Donald Trump has a deal for President Barack Obama - if he releases his college and passport records, the New York real estate mogul will contribute $5 million to a charity of Obama's choice.

Georgia State Officials say the pace for early voting is slower this year than for previous presidential elections. But you'd never know it in Lowndes County.

Boca Raton, FL – As the presidential candidates engaged in their final debate at Lynn University on Monday night, the Dream Defenders marched outside of the site protesting the candidates’ refusal to address issues impacting youth.

There is a lot of political talk in the air about who to vote for and what but for some that decision isn't so clear. Especially when it comes to everything and everyone on the Florida ballot. So to help, organizers at Bethel AME Church decided to break down the ballot.

Should the power to approve Charter Schools belong to the local School Board or the state? That's for Georgia voters to decide on November 6th.

Voters in 14 Florida counties have received letters telling them they have been identified as non-citizens and may not be allowed to vote.

Valdosta Mayor John Gayle and Valdosta Tea Party Organizer Nolan Cox disagree whether a tax that's potentially worth $150 million is right for Lowndes County.

Post your reactions to the final presidential debate and view others on our LIVE BLOG!

On the eve of their final presidential debate, Mitt Romney and Barack Obama-- through their allies -- have been squaring off over which candidate would best protect the nation's interests and security abroad. Both candidates have stayed largely out of view, preparing vigorously for their Monday face-off focused on foreign policy.

With the Presidential Election looming, local women wanted to make their voices heard for Mitt Romney.

Overall, the Labor Department says rates fell in 41 states last month, rose in six and were unchanged in three. The national unemployment rate dropped in September to 7.8 percent, the lowest level since Obama's first month in office.

The Leon County Sheriffs race is heating up. Candidate for Sheriff, Lisa Sprague says Sheriff Campbell has claimed military and educational experience he hasn't earned.

An opponent has filed a Federal Elections Commission complaint against Congressman Gus Bilirakis. John Russell claims Bilirakis illegally used campaign funds for personal use by sending money to the "Royal Order of Jesters".

Most polls are showing a razor-thin presidential race in swing state Florida. For the first time in recent memory, the campaigns are catching up with people who rarely vote.

Senate candidates took part in the first and only debate in Florida.

Emotions are running high during this election season in Georgia as well as the country. Eyewitness News reporter Eames Yates looks at whether local politicians... and voters were swayed by last night's debate.

Tune in to WCTV Eyewitness News tonight at 5:30 to hear representatives from the Republican and Democratic parties of Florida debate how their presidential candidates performed in last night's debate.

A Voter Awareness and Candidate Forum is scheduled on Tuesday, October 16, 2012 at the Southside Arts Complex located at 2525 South Monroe Street. The purpose of the Candidates' forum is to allow the citizens of the Southside to learn more about the candidates' positions and their views relative to how they would serve if elected.

Early voting for the 2012 general election is now underway in Valdosta.

A candidate forum tonight, October 15, 2012 from 6:00pm - 7:30pm will focus on Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer/Questioning issues. The candidates will answer questions on topics such as bullying, domestic partnership benefits, and equal employment opportunity as it relates to the LGBTQ community.