County Supervisor of Elections Websites

Supervisor of Elections websites are the central hub for all voting information.

Miami-Dade County Complete Voter Registration Guide

• Information for Voters with Special Needs
• Apply to be an Election Poll Worker
• All Election Services / Questions Answered

• Apply to be an Election Poll Worker
• Frequently Asked Questions

Check the Supervisor of Elections websites to:

• Verify your Voter Registration Information
• Request a Vote-by-Mail Ballot
• Check your Precinct & Polling Place
• Get a Sample Ballot, personalized for your precinct
• Sample Ballots for the August 20th Primary Election are now Available
• Preview the Ballot for Your District:
• Miami Dade County Sample Ballots
• Broward County Sample Ballots
• Find Early Voting Dates, Locations & Hours
• Volunteer to be a Poll-Worker

Important Dates & Deadlines

Ways to Register:

* Register to Vote Online (you must have a Florida Driver’s License or State I.D. to use this tool)

• * Register at the Miami-Dade County Supervisor of Elections Office: 2700 NW 87 Avenue, Doral, FL. 33172

* Register by Mail in Miami Dade County

• Download the Voter Registration Application and Mail it to: Supervisor of Elections P.O. Box 521550, Miami, FL 33152
• * Register at the Broward County Supervisor of Elections Office
• * Register at any Miami-Dade County Library

Miami-Dade County Library Locations and Hours

• * Register at any Broward County Library
• Broward County Library Locations and Hours

* Register at any Department of Motor Vehicles Location Statewide

• DMV locations in Miami-Dade County
• DMV locations in Broward County

* You can apply for voter registration while doing your driver license business! A driver license examiner will ask you if you would like to apply for voter registration, change your address or party affiliation and provide you with an application of voter registration or changes at the time you receive your license. Your voter registration application is then forwarded to your local county supervisor of elections office. Your official registration card will be mailed later from your local supervisor of elections office.

Or, apply for voter registration or change your voter registration address on-line at the Florida Division of Elections website.

Voter Registration Concerns/Problems? – If you have questions, concerns or inquiries, please contact your local county supervisor of elections.

Note: You cannot apply for voter registration unless you are a U.S. citizen. A lawful permanent resident, alien non-resident or other non-immigrant is not a U.S. citizen for purposes of voter registration.

VOTE-BY-MAIL INFORMATION

*** NOTE:

Even if you registered to Vote-By-Mail in 2022, you MUST RE-REGISTER for this year’s election. The deadline to request a Vote-By-Mail Ballot for the Primary Election is August 8th, 2024.

Miami-Dade County Vote-by-Mail Guidelines & Instructions for Returning Vote-by Mail Ballots

*Miami-Dade County Vote-by-Mail Ballot Request Form

By Mail to:

• Supervisor of Elections ,P.O. Box 521650, Miami, Florida 33152 Must be received by 7pm Election Day

In Person at:

• The Miami-Dade Elections Department located at 2700 NW 87th Avenue, Miami, FL 33172;
• Stephen P. Clark Center, Elections Branch Office, 111 NW 1st Street, Lobby, Miami, FL 33128;

Weekdays between 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and no later than 7:00 p.m. on Election Day

During Early Voting:

• At any Early Voting location during the hours of operations via Secure Ballot Intake Station
• (Vote-by-Mail Drop Box)
• * Track Your Miami-Dade County Vote-by-Mail Ballot

Broward County Vote-by-Mail Guidelines & Vote-by-Mail Request Form

• * Guidelines for returning a Vote-by-Mail Ballot in Broward County
• * Track Your Broward County Vote-by-Mail Ballot

Miami-Dade County Early Voting Locations

Broward County Early Voting Locations

Redistricting - How will redistricting affect your Voting Precinct & Voting Location?

1. Miami-Dade County Redistricting Information
2. Broward County Redistricting Polling Place Search by Address
3. Broward Polling Place Relocations
4. Broward Polling Places by Precinct
5. Broward Supervisor of Elections, Joe Scott, explains Redistricting

Florida Constitutional Amendments:

There will be 6 Amendments on the November 5th General Election Ballot.

Here’s a look at each Amendment with an explanation of what will happen if it passes. Constitutional Amendments require a super-majority of 60% to pass.

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