2026 Elections

VOTE FOR SOMETHING

Our 2026 nonpartisan Voter's Guide contains voting information & resources; government offices & their impact; how elections and government work; research on races, candidates, and ballot questions; and local election listings and county office elections.

View the 2026 Voter's Guide

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Find Your County's Supervisor of Elections

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How to Vote by Mail

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Voter Registration Resources

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Please note: There is a new vote by mail form for the State of Florida. The new form includes prompts for all the information you will need to make that request, including a voter’s Florida driver’s license number, identification card number or last four digits of their social security number.

If you have not requested a vote-by-mail ballot yet, you must fill out the new form through your county’s elections office, you can’t use an old version. The request is good for all elections this year.

Runoff

Deadline to Register to Vote:

Early Voting:

Election Day:
December 9

General Election

Deadline to Register to Vote:

Early Voting:

Election Day:
December 2

Your Vote Is Your Voice

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Vote for Something This Election

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No matter who you are, where you live, what you believe in, or who you love, there is something you can vote for as you head to the polls. Whether it’s the ability to make your most personal healthcare choices, quality public schools, well-paying jobs, equal rights, climate action, or affordable housing, your vote can make a big difference.

Make a Plan to Vote

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Amendments on the Ballot November 5

Amendment 1
Partisan election of members of district school boards

Amendment 2
Right to fish & hunt (voters to decide whether to enshrine a right to fish & hunt in the state Constitution)

Amendment 3
Legalizing Recreational Marijuana

Amendment 4
Six weeks ban on abortion takes effect May 1st. Amendment 4, if passed by 60% of voters, will overturn the six weeks ban.

Amendment 5
Annual adjustments to the value of certain homestead exemptions (Adjusting homestead property tax exemption for inflation)

Amendment 6
Campaign money (decide if we will continue state matching funds to gubernatorial & state Cabinet candidates)

The list below shows elections by county. To check and see if your jurisdiction is included please visit the website for your county’s elections office.

Find Your County's Supervisor of Elections

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Amendments on the Ballot November 5

Amendment 1
Partisan election of members of district school boards

Amendment 2
Right to fish & hunt (voters to decide whether to enshrine a right to fish & hunt in the state Constitution)

Amendment 3
Legalizing Recreational Marijuana

Amendment 4
Six weeks ban on abortion takes effect May 1st. Amendment 4, if passed by 60% of voters, will overturn the six weeks ban.

Amendment 5
Annual adjustments to the value of certain homestead exemptions (Adjusting homestead property tax exemption for inflation)

Amendment 6
Campaign money (decide if we will continue state matching funds to gubernatorial & state Cabinet candidates)

Our Voice
Our Florida

Building a Better Democracy for All

State Voices Florida is a statewide civic engagement organization committed to bringing together progressive 501(C)(3) organizations to work together in building power around civic issues. If the progressive movement works together and speaks with one voice, great things will happen.

We believe everyone should have the right to vote, and voting should be simple and easy. We also support reproductive rights, environmental justice, criminal justice reform, economic justice and affordable housing for everyone.

Along with our partner organizations, we use data and technology, people-powered campaigns, and coalitions to collectively build a multiracial democracy that allows every Floridian to thrive and live in their full dignity. We are a member of the State Voices Affiliated Network, a network of state-based coalitions, advocates, and organizers fighting for a healthy, multiracial democracy.

We have over 100 partner organizations. They range from large national organizations with hundreds of employees to small nonprofits based out of a single county or even a single neighborhood. We provide support and tools to nonprofit partners regardless of size, to improve infrastructure while increasing capacity for all of our partners.