Everything you need to vote without getting screwed.
Florida changes voting rules on a roughly annual basis. This page is rewritten every December and again every May before the primary. Last full rewrite: May 12, 2026.
Registering & Voting
Register to vote in Florida
New registration, address update, or party change. 29 days before each election is the deadline.
Register →Check your registration
Confirm you are on the rolls, in the right precinct, and at the correct address. Do this every six months.
Check status →Find your polling place
August 18 primary precincts are set in early July. We will reprint with directions and bus routes.
Look up →Vote early in Pinellas
Early voting locations and hours for the August 18 primary. Updated 30 days out.
See sites →Bring a friend
The single highest-impact thing you can do is bring someone with you. Here is a script that works.
Read the script →Same-day problem at the polls?
If you are turned away, demand a provisional ballot. Then call our hotline before you leave the building.
Hotline →Mail-in Ballots
Request a mail-in ballot
Florida no longer auto-renews mail-in requests. You must re-request for each election cycle.
Request →Track your ballot
Confirm your mail-in ballot was received and counted. Track from the day you mail it.
Track →Cure a rejected signature
If your signature does not match the one on file, you have until two days after election day to fix it.
Cure form →Return your ballot in person
Mail-in ballots can be dropped at official drop boxes during early voting hours, no postage needed.
Drop box map →ID & Eligibility
Acceptable photo ID
Driver license, FL state ID, US passport, military ID, student ID, debit card with photo, plus seven more. List below.
Full list →No ID on election day?
You still get a ballot. It will be a provisional ballot, and you have two days to bring ID. Do not walk away.
What to do →Rights restoration for returning citizens
Amendment 4 restored voting rights for most returning citizens. The eligibility check is not as scary as it sounds.
Check eligibility →Voting while homeless
You can use a shelter, a friend's home, or a street address as your residence. We have helped 60 people do this.
Get help →Four QR codes for the bulletin board at your library, your church, your coffee shop.
Right-click any code to save the image. Print these on a half-sheet and post them where neighbors will see them. We give them to every new member at the front desk.
Donate
One-tap to the donation page.
Join
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Volunteer
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Website
Send a neighbor here.
Florida moved the deadline again, didn’t they.
If a rule on this page changed and we haven’t caught it yet, tell us. We rewrite this page every Monday.
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