Where right-leaning groups stand on your ballot

The endorsement lines

Each line is a kind of group. It stops at every contest where at least one of those groups endorsed or opposed someone. Interchanges link the lines that meet at the same contest. Select a stop to see who took which side and why.

Contest explorer

Supporters sit on the left and opposition on the right, with the choices on your ballot in the middle. For ballot measures, the left side backs Yes and the right side backs No. Select any group to read its reasoning and source.

Where support flows

Every endorsement and objection, grouped by the kind of group on the left and what it was for on the right. Ribbon width is the number of listings.

Select or hover a ribbon to read its count.

Where the coalition splits

Contest table

The choice with the most listings on this side, how much opposition was aimed elsewhere, and the Tampa Bay Times recommendation for comparison.

Most active groups

The groups that weighed in on the most contests on your ballot. Filled stops are endorsements; red rings are opposition.

Sources