Vote By Mail
Many counties will begin mailing absentee ballots in just a few weeks.
Requesting your ballot today is easy and convenient. Remember, anyone
can vote by mail – all you have to do is make your request.
Request your ballot today…
Step 1:
Click here to download an absentee ballot request form.
Step 2:
Mail your request to your county supervisor of elections.
Click here to find your county’s supervisor of elections address.
OR
Step 1:
Click here to visit your local supervisor of elections website and
conveniently make your request online.
Register to Vote
For information on registering to vote in Florida, please visit
the Florida Department of State, Division of Elections.
Write to your U.S. Representative and Senators:
What can one person do? – A great deal, actually. A rule of
thumb among legislators is that one sincere message from a concerned
constituent represents a hundred others who feel the same way. Letters
can be very persuasive tools in helping to form your elected official’s
views. Even if your representatives appear to be opposed to almost
everything you stand for, you still need to voice your opinion,
otherwise you leave the field wide open to the opposition by remaining
silent.
Voice Your Opinion in Letters to the Editor and Local Talk Shows:
Write letters to your local newspapers on tax and spending issues,
and call in to local radio programs. If your letter is published,
it will provide a unique chance to reach thousands of people who
may be encouraged to taking action. The same goes for airing your
opinion on talk radio.
Write “Op-Ed” Opinion Articles for Your Local Newspaper:
Consider writing concise articles and opinion pieces on issues for
your local newspapers. This allows you to present your views on
a somewhat longer format.
Important Numbers and Addresses for Congress and the White House
To Call your U.S. Representative and Senators:
Dial (202) 224-3121, and ask for each by name.
To Call the President:
Dial (202) 456-1111, to register your opinions and comments.
To Write to Your Member of Congress:
The Hon. (Insert Name)
United States Senate
Washington, DC 20510
Or send e-mail through www.house.gov
To Write the President
President (Name)
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Ave., N.W.
Washington, DC 20500
Or send e-mail through www.whitehouse.gov
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