Voting Tools
Re-request your Vote-by-Mail ballot!
All vote-by-mail ballot requests in Florida expired at the end of 2024. Re-request your mail ballot now to keep voting by mail in 2025-2026!
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Keep Florida Voting
Voting rules can be confusing, but together we can make sure all eligible Florida voters have access to the ballot box. Scroll down to find the information you need!
Request a Vote-by-Mail Ballot
All vote-by-mail requests in Florida expire at the end of every even-numbered year. Request your ballot today to keep voting by mail in 2025 and 2026. Requests can be made online, by calling your county Supervisor of Elections office, or in writing using the statewide request form. Click here for everything you need to know about voting by mail!
Voter Registration
It’s more important than ever for Floridians to understand voter registration, as new laws have made it harder for community organizations to conduct voter registration drives. Many Floridians can register online at RegisterToVoteFlorida.gov, but not all. Click here to learn about voter registration options and what you can do to help others!
How to Vote in Florida
Looking for the basics on how voting works in Florida and links to key government tools and resources? We’ve got you covered. Click here for a summary of your voting rights and your options for casting your ballot in Florida.
Voting & ID
Understanding the identification required to register to vote and cast your ballot is key to protecting your vote and helping others do the same. Click here to learn more about voting and identification.
Check Your Voting Status
The easiest way to protect your vote is to check your voter status at least 60 days before each election. This gives you plenty of time to fix any issues. Click here to go to the State of Florida voter information look-up page.
Voting After a Hurricane
Hurricane season and election season overlap. Don’t let a storm silence your voice. Click here to learn about what to do if you are displaced by a storm or live in an affected county and are voting in the aftermath of a hurricane.
Find Your Supervisor of Elections
Your county Supervisor of Elections (SOE) is your official source for voting information. You can look up your Election Day polling place, find Early Voting times and locations, and so much more. Click here to find your county SOE.
Find Election Information
Every year is election year in Florida. Municipal elections, special elections, primary elections, general elections — its hard to keep track. Click here to see if there is an upcoming election in your area.
Take Action
Voting Tools
Register to Vote in Florida
Make your voice heard! Register to vote, check your voting status, or update your voter information at RegisterToVoteFlorida.gov.
Help support our work to Keep Florida Voting!
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Guide
Voting by Mail in Florida
Any registered Florida voter can vote by mail. It's safe, convenient, and makes a great voting back-up plan! Learn more here.
Guide
Help With Voter Registration
This is a guide about how Floridians can help each other with voter registration. Keep reading to learn more about voter registration in Florida and what you as a private citizen can (and cannot) do to help.
Guide
How to Vote in Florida
A summary of the ways to vote in Florida, with links to key government tools and resources.
Guide
Voting After a Hurricane
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Press Release
Hurricanes Affect Voting Too! Experts Ask for Disaster-Affected Voting Changes
As the 2025 hurricane season officially starts on June 1, Common Cause is encouraging Florida lawmakers to consider the effect hurricanes have on Floridians' right to vote.
MEDIA ADVISORY: Florida’s Special Primary Elections are Tuesday, January 28
MEDIA ADVISORY: Deadline to Re-request Vote-by-Mail Ballots for Florida’s Special Primary Election Ends today, January 16