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Voting & elections in Florida

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Choose your county on the map, then search the published voting and drop-off locations.
A location listed under a county is not proof that it is your assigned precinct. Check your county election office before voting in person.
Opening dates differ. Voting hours and ballot drop-off hours are shown separately; a drop box does not necessarily provide in-person voting.

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Florida Department of State — Division of Elections

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Florida voter registrationOfficial instructions

Visit RegistertoVoteFlorida.gov to submit online a new registration or an update to your existing record.

Source checked October 28, 2026

Florida Department of State — Division of Elections · Voter Registration - Division of Elections - Florida Department of State (opens in a new tab)

Online Voter Registration (RegisterToVoteFlorida.gov)

Visit RegistertoVoteFlorida.gov to submit online a new registration or an update to your existing record.

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Florida early voting informationOfficial instructions

Early voting must be provided in any election in which there is a state or federal office on the ballot. At a minimum, early voting must be offered starting on the 10th day before the election and ending on the 3rd day before the election. Supervisors of Elections may offer more days starting as early as the 15th day before the election and ending on the 2nd day before an election. Early voting must hours must be at least 8 hours a day but no more than 12 hours per day at each site during the applicable period.

Source checked October 28, 2026

Florida Department of State — Division of Elections · Early Voting and Secure Ballot Intake Stations - Division of Elections - Florida Department of State (opens in a new tab)

Early Voting & Secure Ballot Intake Stations (s. 101.657, F.S.)

Early voting must be provided in any election in which there is a state or federal office on the ballot. At a minimum, early voting must be offered starting on the 10th day before the election and ending on the 3rd day before the election. Supervisors of Elections may offer more days starting as early as the 15th day before the election and ending on the 2nd day before an election. Early voting must hours must be at least 8 hours a day but no more than 12 hours per day at each site during the applicable period.

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