Most Orange County school board incumbents are taking strong leads this year, according to vote tallies released by the county registrar Friday evening. But in some districts, including the Fullerton School District,

Amendment 1, created by the Florida Legislature, would have changed Florida's Constitution so that — starting in 2026 — school board candidates would have to run in partisan elections, a move the state hasn't seen since voters made school board races nonpartisan in 1998.

Andrew Cruz and James Na — members of the Chino Valley school board’s conservative majority — are leading in their races, election results released Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 6, show. Also ahead is John Andrew Cervantes, a newcomer who has said he would support policies such as the school district’s controversial parent notification rule.

This amendment would require that district school board members be chosen in a partisan election, instead of a nonpartisan one. race called Live analysis of the results › Nearly every county in Pennsylvania shifted toward Trump,

Voters across Florida had their say on how they want their public education system to work going forward. Partisan elections ... Statewide, they rejected a proposal to inject more partisan politics into the system.