Vote
Show Up and Vote
Elections are decided by the people that show up.
Early voting statewide runs October 24–31. Some counties start sooner (as soon as October 19th). Election Day is November 3. Check your Supervisor of Elections for times and locations, then decide how you will vote, Libertarian obviously. This grassroots fight to make Florida affordable again only works if neighbors show up. The affordability issue in Florida can be fixed if we step outside of the broken two party system.
Election Dates & Information
Don't wait until the last day.
October 5th
The Deadline to Register to Vote in the General Election
October 22nd
Last Day to Request a Vote-by-Mail Ballot
Oct 24th - 31st
Statewide Early Voting
Every county must offer these eight days. Many counties offer more. Make sure to check your county’s election site. Reach out to your supervisor of elections with questions: Find Your Supervisor of Elections.
Counties may open as early as October 19th and stay open through November 1st.
November 3rd
GENERAL ELECTION DAY | polls open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Your mail-in ballot must be RECEIVED by your Supervisor of Elections by 7 p.m. A postmark does not count. Voter Precinct Look Up.
November 5th
Signature Cure Deadline
If your mail ballot signature is missing or doesn’t match, you have until 5 p.m. to fix it.
Military Service Member Dates
If you are serving in the Uniformed Services or Merchant Marine, you are an eligible family member, or you are a U.S. citizen living overseas, Florida has a path for you. Use the Federal Post Card Application at FVAP.gov to register and request your ballot. Do it early. Mail takes time. Your vote still counts in this race. Request your ballot by mail, email, or fax. If your official ballot does not arrive in time, use the Federal Write In Absentee Ballot as a backup. Track your ballot with your Supervisor of Elections. Questions go to your county elections office or FVAP at 1-800-438-8683.
Dates for military and overseas voters (General Election)
September 19th
Counties must send vote-by-mail ballots to military and overseas voters who already have a request on file at FVAP.gov.
October 5th
Last day to register. If you are using the Federal Post Card Application to register, mail it. It must be postmarked by this date.
October 22nd
5:00 PM
Last day for your county to receive a request that a ballot be mailed.
November 5th
5:00 PM
Same signature cure deadline as everyone else. If the signature is missing or does not match, you have until 5 p.m. to fix it.
November 3rd
Election Day. You may still request a ballot by email, online, or fax if your county receives that request by this day. If you are inside the United States, your voted ballot must be received by 7 p.m. If you are overseas, you may return it by fax by 7 p.m.
November 13th
Overseas voters only. A ballot sent by mail can still count if it was postmarked or dated by November 3 and received by this day. This extra time does not apply to voters mailing from inside the United States.
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