YOU are eligible to vote if you are:
- A US Citizen, 18 years old
- Not a convicted felon (unless civil rights restored*)
- Not ruled mentally incapacitated (with respect to voting)
- And you reside in the county you are registering to vote in with no claim to vote in another county or state
Click here to download Voter Registration Form
This form can be used to register to vote in ANY Florida county.
Click here to view Absentee Ballot Request Form
Print and fill out this form and mail it in to vote by mail.
Click here to view Florida Civil Rights Restoration Application
To register to vote you must fill out a voter registration application and send it to your county Supervisor of Elections.
If you have moved you must fill out a new voter registration application or write, fax (include your name, address, date of birth and signature) or go to your county Supervisor of Elections office.
Whenever you move be sure to update your voter registration with your new address so you remain eligible to vote Election Day.
It is a felony to knowingly vote at the wrong precinct!
Call your County Supervisor of Elections:
For all other Florida counties: try the State web site for the phone, address, and web sites for The Supervisors of Elections of every county in Florida: Web site of links to every County Supervisor of Elections web sites
Your voter registration card contains useful information:
- Location of your County Precinct
- Location of your Municipal Precinct (if you live in city)
- The District number for your Member of:
- US Congress
- State Senator and State Representative
- County Commissioner and County School Board
- City Commissioner (if you live in city)
Note: You do not need to show this card to vote!
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Your voter precinct, or the location of your polling place, is determined by your home address. You must be registered to vote at your home address, where you reside, as your address determines which candidates appear on your precinct ballot.
Your voter precinct will be open 7am-7pm on Election Day.
Prior to all elections, you will receive a sample ballot and the location of your precinct from your county Supervisor of Elections.
Look up your precinct location - it's also listed on your voter registration card; however, as locations sometimes change, look for notice of precinct location changes sent to you by your county Supervisor of Elections.
Click here for a list of all county polling places
Early voting sites can be found near you where you can vote in the two weeks prior to the primary and general election. Many locations have weekend and night hours. This allows you to vote early and avoid lines or unexpected troubles on election day.
Click here to find the early voting site nearest you.
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Early Voting
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Presidential Preference Primary |
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January 2008 |
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Early Voting Sites open on
Monday, January 14th, 2008 and follow the schedule
listed below.
Early Voting ends on Sunday, January 27th, 2008. |
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HOURS OF
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Monday – Friday |
10am – 6pm |
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Saturdays |
10am – 3pm |
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Sundays |
1pm
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EARLY VOTING
LOCATIONS:
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Orlando Public Library (Downtown)
101 E. Central Blvd.
Orlando, FL 32801
Entrance on Central Blvd.
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Southwest Branch Library
7255 Della Drive
Orlando, FL 32819
East of Dr. Phillips Blvd. Off Sand Lake Road
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Alafaya Branch Library
12000 East Colonial Drive
Orlando, FL 32826
East of Alafaya Trail
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Washington Park Branch Library
5151 Raleigh Street, Suite A
Orlando, FL 32811
In the Lila Mitchell Community Center
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North Orange Branch Library
1211 E. Semoran Blvd.
Apopka, FL 32703
Corner of SR 436 and Thompson Rd.
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West Oaks Branch Library
1821 E. Silver Star Road
Ocoee, FL 34761
East of Clarke Road
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South Creek Branch Library
1702 Deerfield Blvd.
Orlando, FL 32837
East of South Orange Blossom Trail
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Winter Park Library
460 East New England Ave.
Winter Park, FL 32789
Across from Rollins College
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Southeast Branch Library
5575 S. Semoran Blvd.
Orlando, FL 32822
Corner of SR. 436 and Hoffner
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Supervisor of Elections Office
119 W. Kaley Street
Orlando, FL 32806
Between Orange Ave. and I-4
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EARLY VOTING SITES WILL BE OPEN
ON
MARTIN LUTHER KING HOLIDAY, JANUARY 21ST, 2008 |
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For further information please call (407) 836-2070 |
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Any eligible voter can request an absentee ballot by calling your county Supervisor of Elections.
You will receive your absentee ballot in the mail approximately 2-4 weeks prior to Election Day. Mark the ballot according to the instructions provided and use the return envelope provided.
Be sure to affix the appropriate postage needed to mail your ballot.
Be sure to sign your name on the back of the ballot.
You must have a witness also sign and provide their address.
Mail the ballot so that Supervisor of Election will receive it prior to 7pm on Election Day, or the ballot will not count. You can also hand deliver the ballot early to Supervisor of Elections or turn the ballot in at your precinct location on Election Day.
To vote early, or "absentee in person" in advance of the election, go to your county Supervisor of Elections office once ballots are available. (You should call that office for early voting dates and office hours.)
To request an absentee ballot in Orange County to vote by mail:
Absentee Ballot Request Form
Important voter deadlines and dates If you want to register to vote or make other changes (party, address): you must fill out a voter registration form and your County Supervisor of Elections must receive it 29 days prior to election.
