If you’re preparing to vote in the upcoming general election, it’s important to be informed and ready. Here’s a guide to ensure you are all set:
1: Register to Vote
- Verify Registration: Confirm your voter registration status through the Florida Division of Elections.
- Register or Update: If you need to register or update your information, visit:
- Miami-Dade County Elections Department to review your voter information.
- Broward County Supervisor of Elections to check your registration details.
- Deadline: The deadline to register to vote is October 7.
2: Choose Your Voting Method
- In-Person Voting:
- Vote at your assigned polling location on Election Day.
- Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
- For more information, consult the Miami-Dade Voter Information Guide or the Broward Election FAQ.
- Mail-In Voting:
- Request your mail-in ballot for each election cycle, including municipal elections, primaries, and the general election.
- Request your ballot online through the Miami-Dade County Elections Department or the Broward County Supervisor of Elections.
- Deadline: Request your mail-in ballot by October 24.
- Early Voting:
- Vote early at designated sites, available approximately two weeks before Election Day.
- For schedules and site locations, view information for Miami-Dade and Broward counties.
3: Be Informed
- Research: Before casting your vote, research the candidates and issues using reliable sources. Review your sample ballot for Miami-Dade and Broward counties.
- Additional Resources: Students can access voter and election resources through the Butler Center for Service and Leadership at the University of Miami and use TurboVote for registration.
- More Information: Visit the Miami-Dade and Broward county election websites for details and resources, or consult the University’s Office of Government and Community Relations for further assistance.
Being prepared and informed will help ensure that your voting experience is smooth and that your voice is heard.
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