Florida voters can vote one of three convenient ways: Vote-by-mail upon request, vote during early voting, or vote on Election Day. Read below for more information about voting by mail.
Signature Update: Signatures do change over time due to age, illness or other reasons. If voting by mail or casting a provisional ballot at the polls, the signature on file at the time your vote by mail ballot is received or when you cast a provisional ballot, respectively, is the signature used to verify your signature on the ballot certificate. Additionally, your signature is used to verify a candidate or initiative petition you may sign. The signatures must match in order for the ballot or petition to count. Signature updates can be made at any time. (F.S. 98.077) Please update your signature using a voter registration application (English/EspaƱol).
Accessible Voting for Persons with Disabilities
Information on voting for persons with disabilities
Early Voting and Drop Boxes
How to cast a ballot at an early voting location before election day
Election Day Voting
Information on how to vote at the polls on election day
Language Assistance for Voting
Information on language assistance and translation of election materials into Spanish
Military and Overseas Citizens Voting
Information for military and overseas voters
Vote-by-Mail
How to request and vote a vote-by-mail ballot