How to Register to Vote

You must be all of the following to vote.

You may pre-register to vote at seventeen and receive your card in the mail after your 18th birthday.

You may obtain a voter registration application at any of the following locations:

You may also call the Supervisor of Elections for a site near you or to have a voter registration form mailed to you.

Once you have completed your voter registration application, mail or deliver it to the Supervisor of Elections office. A voter identification card will be mailed to the applicant approximately two to three weeks after the application is processed.

Registration Deadlines

Registration books close 29 days before any election.

All new registration applications and party change requests must be received by a voter registration agency or postmarked on or before that date to be eligible to vote in the election.

Request a Voter Registration Form

The Florida Voter Registration Application Form is used to register voters in the State of Florida. This application form cannot be copied, faxed, or downloaded because the law requires that the registration information must be entered on an original voter registration application form. You can complete a request to have an original Florida Voter Registration Application Form mailed to you by clicking here. If you need to obtain an original voter registration application immediately, refer to the locations listed under How to Register to Vote above.

KEEPING YOUR VOTER RECORD CURRENT
After you are registered to vote, it is important to keep your voter registration record up to date with your current address, name, and desired party affiliation. You can update your voter registration record or replace your defaced, lost, or stolen voter identification card by sending a written, signed request to the Supervisor of Elections office at the address shown at the bottom of this page. A new voter identification card will be mailed to you approximately two to three weeks after your request is processed.