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Voice of the Voter: South Hillsborough

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As the 2024 Election nears, ABC Action News is highlighting the Voice of the Voter in communities across Tampa Bay.

On September 13, we focused on South Hillsborough, where reporter Julie Salomone spoke to voters about the school board's proposed millage increase.

Voters voice opinions on Hillsborough County School Board's millage referendum

Deiah talked to Liz Gutierrez from Enterprising Latinas about growth in South Hillsborough.

Deiah talks to Enterprising Latinas about growth in South Hillsborough

Deiah discussed growth in the area with the GFWC Ruskin Woman's Club.

Deiah Reilly talks to the GFWC Ruskin Woman's Club

Anchor Deiah Reilly spoke to Ray Monahan, president of the Greater South Shore Chamber of Commerce, about issues that matter to him and his community.

Deiah Reilly talks to Ray Monahan, president of the Greater South Shore Chamber of Commerce

In Ruskin, reporter Robert Boyd caught up with small business owners about their biggest concern this election: inflation.

Ruskin small business owners say inflation is their biggest concern this election

Paul LaGrone spent the day listening to what matters most to Sun City residents.

Paul LaGrone spent the day listening to what matters most to Sun City residents

“You threw my son under the bus. You didn't take care of him.”

The State of Florida and the VA are under scrutiny after the Baker Act was used incorrectly on a young veteran who went to a Florida VA hospital for help.

Baker Act used incorrectly on young veteran who went to Florida VA hospital for help

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Voice of the Voter

ABC Action News is launching a new initiative that starts in the Tampa Bay area and then expands statewide. Our anchors and reporters will be in your community, learning about the issues that matter to you.

It’s not about who you’re voting for but getting your voice on what’s driving you to the polls this November.

We will start in local communities throughout the morning and evening from Sept. 9 through Sept. 13. In the following weeks, we will give you the voice of the voters across the state.