Tuesday March 19, 2024 Election
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WHEN YOU VOTE, THE GOVERNMENT TAKES NOTE!
Your elected officials will support policies you care about when they know you’re an active voter
Voting Made Easy
Registration
Vote By Mail
Don’t wait until the last minute, vote early at a location near youFind Your Early Voting Sites
- Sample Locations
- Hollywood Branch Library
2600 Hollywood Blvd - Davie Library
4600 SW 82nd Ave - West Regional Library
8601 W Broward Blvd
- Sample Locations
- Hollywood Branch Library
2600 Hollywood Blvd - North Shore Branch Library
7501 Collins Ave - Aventura Library
2930 Aventura Boulevard
- Sample Locations
- Sugar Sand Park 300 S Military Trail
- Spanish River Library 1501 NW Spanish River Blvd
- West Boca Branch Library 18685 State Road 7
Find Your Election Day Precincts
WHEN YOU VOTE, THE GOVERNMENT TAKES NOTE!
Your elected officials will support policies you care about when they know you’re an active voter
Important Dates
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FL Presidential Preference Primary Election Deadlines - March 9, 2024: Vote-by-Mail Ballot Request and Return Deadlines
- March 9-16, 2024: Early Voting Period
- March 19, 2024: Presidential Preference Primary Election Day
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FL Primary Election Deadlines
- August 10, 2024: Vote-by-Mail Ballot Request and Return Deadlines
- August 10-17, 2024: Early Voting Period
- August 20, 2024: Primary Election Day
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FL General Election Deadlines
- October 26, 2024: Vote-by-Mail Ballot Request and Return Deadlines
- October 26-November 2, 2024: Early Voting Period
- November 5, 2024: General Election Day
Q&A
In additional to the Governor’s race, the 2023 elections include every senate and house seat in the state. It’s rare to have every seat up for grabs and is only due to the fact that the state is going through redistricting from the 2020 census.
Many races will be decided in the August 2023 primary. Historically, only 20% of voters cast a ballot in the primary, meaning you can either make your voice heard or let 20% of people choose for you.
Florida’s closed-primary system means that you can only cast a ballot for your party’s primary races. If you want to affect a particular race, you can switch your party up until 30 days prior to an election. However, most primaries also have non-partisan races in which every voter can vote regardless of party affiliation.
Florida offers vote-by-mail 30 days prior to an election, early voting 14 days prior, and election day voting.
Every time you vote, your “voter score” increases. Candidates and legislators evaluate voters by their score and will often put in more effort into their relationships with strong voters. The act of voting itself sends a clear message to our elected officials that we are “in the game” and should be taken seriously.
Our vote is our voice. As a community with nonpublic schools and unique needs it is vital that we show our elected officials that we register and vote, and it is worth their effort to address our needs and earn our vote.
