What Jamaicans in the U.S. Need to Know About the 2026 Midterm Elections

According to Jamaicans.com, With the U.S. midterm elections set for November 3rd, Jamaican-American voters are being urged to check their registration, understand what is on their ballot and make a plan to vote. Attorney-at-law Marlon Hill joined Jamaicans.com Live to break down what voters need to know ahead of the election, from registration deadlines and voting by mail to understanding judges, constitutional amendments and the many state and local races that can easily be overlooked. For Hill, the importance of voting comes down to something very practical: who gets to make decisions about your money and the laws that affect your life. “We migrate, we work so hard as nurses and teachers and doctors and lawyers and security, farm workers. We work so hard, and we pay taxes,” Hill said. “The government does two things. They pass a budget with your money or they pass laws that impact your life. Those are two main th