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Florida Division of Elections
Official source for Florida elections, voter information, candidates, and election law.
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Your Vote Strengthens Florida.
Find voter registration resources, Florida election dates, voting options, and official civic information — all in one place. Every eligible vote matters.
Where would you like to start?
Register to Vote
Register online or verify and update your existing registration.
Important Dates
Key registration, vote-by-mail, and early-voting deadlines.
Voting Options
Vote by mail, vote early, or vote on Election Day — your choice.
Find Your Polling Place
Look up your assigned precinct and polling location through the official Florida state portal.
Voter Resources
Official Florida state and county election resources.
Voting Information for Floridians
Use the resources on this page to verify your voter registration, understand your voting options, locate official election information, and prepare for Election Day. All links go to official Florida state or county government sources.
Upcoming Elections
Upcoming
2026 General Election
- Election DayNovember 3, 2026
- Voter Registration DeadlineOctober 5, 2026
- Vote-by-Mail Request DeadlineOctober 22, 2026
- Mandatory Early VotingOctober 24–31, 2026
Completed
2026 Primary Election
- Election DayAugust 18, 2026
- Registration / Party-Change DeadlineJuly 20, 2026
- Vote-by-Mail Request DeadlineAugust 6, 2026
- Mandatory Early VotingAugust 8–15, 2026
Dates reflect statewide Florida requirements. Confirm current information with the Florida Division of Elections or your county Supervisor of Elections.
Voting Options
- Option 1
Vote by Mail
Any registered Florida voter may request a vote-by-mail ballot. Ballots can be returned by mail, by secure ballot intake station, or in person at the Supervisor of Elections office. Request your ballot before the October 22, 2026 deadline for the General Election.
Vote-by-mail information → - Option 2
Early Voting
Florida law requires a mandatory early-voting period of at least eight days. For the 2026 General Election, statewide mandatory early voting runs October 24–31. Locations, hours, and any additional days are set by your county Supervisor of Elections.
Early-voting information → - Option 3
Election Day Voting
Polls are open 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM on Election Day. Voters must cast their ballot at the polling location assigned to their precinct. Look up your assigned precinct through the official Florida state precinct lookup before Election Day.
Find your polling place →
Helpful Official Resources
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Register / Update Voter Registration
Florida's official online voter registration portal for new registration and updates.
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Check Your Voter Registration Status
Verify your registration status and voter record through the official Florida Department of State lookup.
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Find Your Polling Place / Precinct
Look up your assigned precinct and polling location for Election Day through the official state precinct lookup.
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Vote-by-Mail Information
Request a vote-by-mail ballot, understand deadlines, and learn how to return your ballot.
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Vote-by-Mail Ballot Status
Check the status of your requested or returned vote-by-mail ballot through your county's official system.
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Early Voting & Secure Ballot Intake
Learn about Florida's mandatory early-voting period, secure ballot intake stations, and how to find early-voting locations.
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County Supervisors of Elections
Contact your county Supervisor of Elections for local polling places, early-voting sites, and county-specific election information.
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Accessible Voting
Florida accommodations and resources for voters with disabilities.
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Military & Overseas Voting
Voting information and resources for military and overseas Florida voters.
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Election Results & Data
Official Florida election results archives, precinct-level results, turnout, and election data.
View election results and data →
Election-Day Information
What to know before you go
- Polls are open 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM local time on Election Day (November 3, 2026).
- If you are in line at 7:00 PM, you are entitled to cast your ballot.
- Election Day voters must vote at their assigned precinct polling location. Look up your precinct before Election Day.
- Florida requires a photo ID with signature to vote. Review accepted forms of ID on the Florida Division of Elections website →
County-Specific Information
Election details can vary by county.
Polling-place assignments, optional early-voting dates beyond the state minimum, early-voting hours, secure ballot intake locations, and local election information are managed by your county Supervisor of Elections. Confirm these details with your county office before Election Day.
Florida Principles PAC
Make your vote count.
Florida Principles PAC encourages all eligible Floridians to participate in the democratic process. The resources on this page are provided for civic information purposes only. They are not a substitute for official Florida election administration guidance. Always verify registration, deadlines, and polling information with official sources before Election Day.