Election Day is fast approaching. When does early voting begin in Florida? Here's what you need to know.

According to the Florida Division of Elections, here's how vote-by-mail and early voting is going in Florida as of 8:09 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 23: Voted by mail: 1,488,353 Mail ballots requested but ...

When are early voting and vote-by-mail ballots counted in Florida? Mail-in ballots wait to be processed at the Okaloosa County Supervisor of Elections office in Crestview on Election Day.

ORLANDO, Fla. — Early voting is underway in 18 states, including in Florida. Orange County election officials said the county set a new record for early voting turnout. County officials said ...

South Floridians out early on last day voting before Election Day Election Day was Nov. 5. Here are some key dates to know about the 2024 election, including the deadline for voting by mail. When ...

Early voting is underway in Florida, and almost 400,000 voters have already voted. Early voting in many counties started Monday, Oct. 21, with voters heading to special voting locations in their ...

Exact dates and times will depend on the county, but you can find that information by visiting your local Supervisor of Elections website and locating the early voting section.

In just over a month you'll be able to start casting your votes in the general election as early voting begins in Collier County and across Florida.

Early voting wraps up in Florida as polling sites pack up in the final minutes Early in-person voting in Florida for the 2024 election is over.

Florida early voting mandatory dates: Oct. 26 - Nov. 2 Each county Supervisor of Elections may choose to offer more early voting days, starting up to five days earlier or lasting one day longer.

Every Florida county will have a mandatory eight-day early voting period before the election but most counties are opting to start earlier and some will be extending early voting through the ...

Good news — early voting has a week left across Florida. Early voting was established to let people vote at a more convenient time, with the same equipment used on Election Day.