Your Ballot to Vote your Way
Visit VolusiaElections.gov > Elections ... locate the Vote-by-Mail request ... complete it to have your ballot delivered to your home ... and you'll still have a choice to vote in one of three ways.
- You can review your ballot at home and then vote in person at your precinct on election day or at an early voting precinct during early voting days.
- Or you can complete your ballot at home and hand-deliver it to a secure early voting drop box.
- Or you can review, complete and then mail your ballot through the post office.
Even if you know you want to vote in person, having your ballot delivered at home is a good back up plan in case you cannot get to the polls. The method also allows you to track it from start-to-finish.
Voting Dates & Deadlines
Florida is a closed primary state. To vote for political party nominations in the August primary election, you must be registered for your party affiliation 29 days before the election. You also can register as a new Florida voter or change your registration information 29 days before the General election in November. See VolusiaElections.gov > Elections > Calendar for the latest timelines.
The latest in Florida Voting Laws
Ongoing revisions to Florida voting laws have implications for voters in each election cycle, so cross-check the latest State guidance to make sure your voting plans are solid. Other public sources include Vote411 and AllVotingIsLocal - where you'll find more useful tips for registration and checking your voter status.
