Florida Early Voting: What You Need to Know for the 2024 Elections

Understanding Florida Early Voting

Florida early voting allows registered voters to cast their ballots at designated locations prior to Election Day. This option has been part of the state’s election process since 2002.

When Does Florida Early Voting Start and End?

Florida’s early voting begins at least 10 days before the election and typically ends three days prior. Specific dates may vary by county, so it is important to check local election office schedules.

What Do You Need to Vote Early?

• Bring a valid photo ID with signature.
• Provisional ballots can be cast if ID is unavailable.

Where to Drop Off Mail-In Ballots?

If you've requested a mail-in ballot, you can deposit it at secure drop boxes or mail it to your county elections office until 7 p.m. on Election Day.

Finding Your Early Voting Location

Voters have the flexibility to vote at any early voting site in their county. Locations are selected by county elections supervisors and will be listed on the Secretary of State's website.

Early Voting Results

Although ballots are counted prior to Election Day, results are not officially released until polls close. Early voting totals are generally the first results available after voting ends.

What's on the Ballot in Florida?

In addition to the presidential election, Florida voters will encounter several key races and amendments, including U.S. Senate positions and important constitutional proposals regarding marijuana and abortion rights.

For more details on early voting and the upcoming elections, voters should refer to their local Supervisor of Elections website.