Whether this is your first race or your fifth, Playbook.Vote gives you a complete campaign playbook. It covers the law in plain English, fundraising and targeting calculators, field and GOTV tools, and a live 2028 countdown. It’s everything you need to give your campaign the best chance of winning.
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Most candidates piece together advice from a dozen websites, three trainings, and whoever answers the phone at the county party. Playbook.Vote puts it all in one organized guide built for Florida.
Money: When to Start and How to Raise It
Start at chapter one, or jump straight to the tool you need today.
A coach in your corner from the first “should I?” to election night.
Skip the basics and go straight to the math and the deadlines.
Every chapter ends in something you can use: a calculator, a checklist, a script, or a deadline.
Treasurer, depository, contribution limits, qualifying, reports, and disclaimers, with tabs for every level of office and a source on every number.
Budget and call time calculators, the 300-name Rolodex exercise, call scripts, and a finance plan you can work backward from.
Calculate the votes you need, build base, persuasion, and turnout universes, and master closed primaries and vote by mail.
An interactive message box, a stump speech builder with three lengths, earned and paid media guides, and a sample social calendar.
A branching door-knock script, a volunteer shift planner, mail ballot chase programs, and an hour-by-hour Election Day plan.
Clocks to the primary and general, a milestone timeline with task lists, and key dates calculated from Florida law. Add your own city election date.
Click any of Florida’s 67 counties for the local Democratic party’s office, phone, website, and social links.
16 interactive checklists with progress rings, a chapter tracker, and print-ready versions of every list.
Personal safety, cybersecurity, the Sunshine Law, and candidate wellness, so you finish the race strong.
Organized in six parts that follow a real campaign calendar.
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Start at chapter one, or search any topic, tool, or term and jump straight to it.
Check off tasks, mark chapters complete, and print any checklist for your team.
Democratic candidates in Florida at every level of experience: first-time candidates, returning candidates, officeholders running for a new seat, and the staff and volunteers who support them.
City council and mayor, county commission, school board, constitutional officers (sheriff, clerk, tax collector, property appraiser, supervisor of elections), state House and Senate, the Cabinet and Governor, and U.S. House and Senate.
No. The guide is for education only. Election laws change, so every legal number links to its official source with a “verify” note. Always confirm with the Florida Division of Elections, your Supervisor of Elections, the FEC, or a licensed attorney.
Legal figures were last checked on November 5, 2026. The 2028 election dates are calculated from Florida law until the Division of Elections publishes its official calendar.
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