There are just 14 days until Election Day, in-person early voting started Monday in many Florida counties, and voters statewide can begin casting their ballots in-person this Saturday, October 24. We’ve made it easy to lock in your vote early with our handy online early voting poll finder tool.
Visit VoteEarlyFlorida.com to find your most convenient in-person early voting site or mail ballot drop off location.
Early voting dates and hours vary by county, but our interactive map provides days and hours of operation for all early voting and mail ballot drop off sites in every Florida county. It’s the one-stop web page where you can find everything you need to vote early at your most convenient polling site.
Early voting provides flexibility to voters and helps avoid lines or unexpected conflicts on Election Day. To vote early you must provide a valid photo ID. Valid IDs include a Florida driver’s license or ID card, U.S. passport, student, military, public assistance ID, and other IDs.
Still need to return your mail ballot? You don’t need an ID to drop off a vote-by-mail ballot (except in Miami-Dade County), and they can be dropped off at any early voting location during voting hours.
Be sure to forward this email to your Florida friends and family and help us get as many progressives to the polls during early voting as possible. Polling shows tight contests in many key races that will dramatically impact Florida’s future, including the gubernatorial, U.S. Senate, Amendment 3, and many other critical races all the way down your ballot.
Thanks for making a plan to vote early. And whether you vote early, by mail, or on Election Day, thank you for being a part of our network of civically engaged Floridians.
For freedom and democracy,
Mark, Cheyenne, Damien, Alexa, Jon, Xavier, Joyce, Julie, and the rest of the Progress Florida team