Tiffany Moore Russell appears in a guide that points voters to election results for three Florida Amendments in Florida’s midterm election on Nov. 3, 2026. The guide does not list the amendment outcomes themselves, but it directs readers to where they can find the results.
Christie, who joined the ClickOrlando team in November 2021, wrote the guide after building political reporting experience at Spectrum News 13 and before that at UCF. She also spends her spare time with her beagle, Lulu, and enjoys hidden gems around Central Florida, the violin, and time with friends.
WKMG and Florida Amendments
WKMG says it is committed to informing and delighting its audience, and it says it uses AI technologies to enhance its news gathering, reporting, and presentation processes. In this case, the practical takeaway is simple for voters and readers: the guide is a results finder, not a vote count article, so it helps people locate the three Florida Amendments results tied to Nov. 3, 2026.
The distinction matters because the guide points readers to the results page without stating which way the three Florida Amendments went. Anyone looking for the outcomes still has to use the results guide to see them, rather than relying on the article text itself.
Christie and Central Florida
Christie’s bio places her reporting in Central Florida, where she has covered politics since joining the ClickOrlando team in November 2021. For readers tracking Florida amendments, the guide serves as a direct pointer to the election information rather than a standalone explanation of the ballot measures.
For anyone following the three Florida Amendments, the next step is to use the results guide to check the outcome of each measure. The article leaves the same open question it sets up from the start: what were the actual results for the three Florida Amendments?
