Election Day Information

Election Day Is Here

Election Day is your opportunity to make your voice heard in this election. Polls are open today across Florida’s 26th Congressional District!

If you are registered and eligible to vote, you can cast your ballot in person today.

Polling Hours

Polls are open from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.

If you are in line by 7:00 p.m., you have the right to vote.

Find Your Voting Location

Polling locations vary by address, and the only accurate way to find your correct location is through your county’s Supervisor of Elections.

Use the official tools below to look up your Election Day polling place:

• FIND/BUILD A GOOD LOOKUP TOOL

These tools will show:

• Your assigned polling place
• The address and hours
• Any last-minute changes

What to Bring

Florida law requires valid photo and signature ID to vote in person.

Common acceptable IDs include:

• Florida driver’s license
• Florida ID card
• U.S. passport
• Military ID
• Student ID (public or private)

If you don’t have ID with you, ask for a provisional ballot—you still have the right to vote.

If You Have a Problem Voting

If you experience any issues at the polls—such as being told you’re not on the rolls, your ID being questioned, or equipment problems—you have options:

• Ask to speak with the polling place supervisor
• Request a provisional ballot
• Contact your county Supervisor of Elections immediately

You also have the right to bring a voter guide or sample ballot into the voting booth.

Voter Assistance & Accessibility

All polling places must be accessible to voters with disabilities.
If you need assistance voting, you may bring someone you trust or request help from a poll worker.

Language assistance is available at many locations.

Still Have Questions?

For official, up-to-date election information, visit:

• Florida Division of Elections: https://dos.fl.gov/elections/

They provide statewide guidance on voter rights, polling rules, and election procedures.

Your Vote Matters

Election Day is how communities make their voices count. Thank you for taking part in our democratic process.

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