The voter registration deadline is the last day you can register to vote or update your voter information in order to be eligible to vote in the upcoming election.
If you miss this deadline, you will not be able to vote in this election—even on Election Day.
You must register or update your registration by the deadline if any of the following apply to you:
If your information has changed and you don’t update it by the deadline, you may not be eligible to vote.
In Florida, the voter registration deadline is 29 days before Election Day.
Your registration must be received and processed by this date—not just mailed.
You can register or update your voter information in several ways:
You can register or update your information online through the State of Florida.
Paper registration forms must be postmarked and received by the deadline.
You can register in person at your county Supervisor of Elections office.
Because voter records are maintained at the county level, these offices have the most accurate information:
They can help you:
If you’re unsure, check now. It’s quick, free, and the only way to be certain you’re eligible to vote:
https://registration.dos.fl.gov/en/CheckVoterStatus
The voter registration deadline determines who gets to vote in this election.
Registering—or updating your information—by the deadline is the only way to make sure your voice counts.
