2010 midterm statewide elections

• Charlie Crist
  independent and governor
  Profile: Trailing in Senate race, Crist keeps up his charm offense
  Charlie Crist's file at PolitiFact
• Kendrick Meek
  Democrat and U.S. representative
  Profile: Democrat Kendrick Meek advances uphill in Senate race
  Kendrick Meek's file at PolitiFact.
• Marco Rubio
  Republican and former state House speaker
  Profile: His meteoric rise in Florida politics and his biggest liability
  Check out Marco Rubio's file at PolitiFact.
• Alexander Snitker
  Libertarian
• Other candidates: Lewis Jerome Armstrong, Sue Askeland, Bobbie Bean, Bruce Ray Riggs, Rick Tyler

Each candidate is listed with their lieutenant governor.

• Alex Sink and Rod Smith
  Democrat and state chief financial officer. Read a profile and check out the Alex Sink PolitiFact file
• Rick Scott and Jennifer Carroll
  Republican and former health care executive. Read a profile and check out the Rick Scott PolitiFact file
• Michael E. Arth and Al Krulick
  independent and artist, urban designer
• Farid Khavari and Darcy G. Richardson
  independent, economist
• Other candidates: Peter Allen and John E. Zanni, Daniel Imperato and Karl C.C. Behm, C.C. Reed and Larry Waldo Sr.

• Pam Bondi
  Republican and a former Hillsborough County prosecutor. Check out the Pam Bondi PolitiFact file
• Dan Gelber
  Democrat, state senator from Miami Beach and a former federal prosecutor. Check out the Dan Gelber file at PolitiFact.
• Jim Lewis
  independent and Fort Lauderdale lawyer

Inside the race: Democrat Loranne Ausley keys on Legislative taint in CFO race against GOP Sen. Jeff Atwater

• Jeff Atwater
  Republican. Check out the Jeff Atwater file at PolitiFact.
• Loranne Ausley
  Democrat. Check out the Loranne Ausley file at PolitiFact.
• Other candidates: Ken Mazzie, Tom Stearns

• Scott Maddox
  Democrat. Take a look at the Scott Maddox file at PolitiFact.
• Adam Putnam
  Republican. Check out the Adam Putnam file at PolitiFact.
• Other candidates: Ira Chester, Thad Hamilton

Put your stamp on the Florida constitution by voting on these amendments. Read a quick voter's guide.

• Amendment 1: Public campaign financing | Simple guide
• Amendment 2: Homestead tax credit for deployed military | Simple guide
• Amendment 4: Hometown democracy | Simple guide
• Amendments 5 and 6: Redistricting | Simple guide
• Amendment 8: Class size | Simple guide. This amendment is challenged by the state's largest teachers union
• Statewide referendum on balancing the federal budget | Simple guide