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Frequently Asked Questions About Voting

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Frequently Asked Questions About Voting

Your Voice Matters. Your Vote Counts.

In a democracy, participation is not just a right—it is a responsibility.
And that responsibility should never be complicated, confusing, or out of reach.

This page is here to make it simple.
To make it clear.
To make it work—for you.

Because when access is easy, participation grows.
And when participation grows, our democracy gets stronger.

How do I register to vote?

In Florida, registering to vote is easier than ever.

You can do it online—quickly, securely, and on your time.

You can also:

  • Check your registration

  • Update your address

  • Update your name

  • Choose or change your party affiliation

And if you live in Orange County, you can take care of it by phone or in person as well.

Now here’s something important:

Florida is a closed primary state.
That means if you want your voice heard in a primary election, your party affiliation must be updated before the deadline.

Because your vote should reflect your choice—fully, clearly, and on time.

How do I register to vote?

In Florida, registering to vote is easier than ever.

You can do it online—quickly, securely, and on your time.

You can also:

  • Check your registration

  • Update your address

  • Update your name

  • Choose or change your party affiliation

And if you live in Orange County, you can take care of it by phone or in person as well.

Now here’s something important:

Florida is a closed primary state.
That means if you want your voice heard in a primary election, your party affiliation must be updated before the deadline.

Because your vote should reflect your choice—fully, clearly, and on time.

How and where do I vote?

In Florida, you have options.

And those options are there for one reason—to make voting accessible for everyone.

Vote By Mail

If you prefer to vote from home, you can request a Vote-By-Mail ballot.

  • Request deadline: 10 days before the election (by 5 PM)

  • Return deadline: 7:00 PM on Election Day

You can request your ballot:

  • Online

  • By phone (407-836-2070)

  • By mail or fax

• • Or through a designated representative

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