Plan Your Vote Now in 2024
Unity is practical spirituality. It invites us to consider, from the place of wholeness, what we can do to create a world that works for all. We invite you to do your civic duty as a spiritual practice. Center yourself in prayer, hold the vision of what is possible and then take action (5th Unity Principle) from the place of Oneness.
Know what is taking place!
The Florida Legislature's recent changes have made voting more complex for many residents. However, the solution is simple: Plan your vote now and pledge to vote in the upcoming elections. Spread the word to friends and neighbors, encouraging them to do the same.
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Verify your voter registration online to ensure accuracy and active status, or register today to vote! (English and Spanish: Register to Vote Florida)
Verify that the following is up to date:
-Full legal name
- Your address
- Your signature
- Your party affiliation
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If any information is incorrect, update it promptly.
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Current registered voters must re-apply for a Vote by Mail ballot every calendar year by the election deadline. If you're not registered or anticipate moving, request a ballot online, by phone, mail, or in person at your county’s Supervisor of Elections office.
Online: https://miamidade.electionsfl.org/vrservices/mbrs#
Phone: 305-499-8683Or Print and send request form (English, Spanish) through:
Mail:
PO Box 521550 Miami, FL 33152
Fax:
305-499-8501
Email: soedade@miamidade.gov
Drop-Off at your the Supervisor of Elections office:
2700 NW 87th Avenue Miami, FL 33172 (Miami-Dade)For more information visit: dos.fl.gov
Know about the Elections and Deadlines
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August 20, 2024: Closed party primary election including Senate and House seats. To be eligible to vote, you must be registered with a party affiliation at least 29 days before election day (July 22, 2024.)
Early Voting: August 10 - August 17
*Request for Vote by Mail Ballot must be received by August 8th. The League of Women Voters of Miami-Dade County recommends submitting the request for a ballot as early as possible to be certain you receive your ballot timely and can mail it to the Supervisor of Elections timely. Vote by mail ballots must be received by election day at 7pm. Vote by mail ballots may also be dropped off at the Supervisor of Elections office on election day and at early voting sites during early voting.
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November 05, 2024: Presidential election including 6 state amendments, Senate and House seats, judges. Must be registered at least 29 days before the election (October 07, 2024.)
Early Voting: October 26 - November 02
*Request for Vote by Mail Ballot must be received by October 24th. The League of Women Voters of Miami-Dade County recommends submitting the request for a ballot as early as possible to be certain you receive your ballot timely and can mail it to the Supervisor of Elections timely. Vote by mail ballots must be received by election day at 7pm. Vote by mail ballots may also be dropped off at the Supervisor of Elections office on election day and at early voting sites during early voting.
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Look up your ballot for each election using your home address. Research the candidates and measures to be voted on ahead of the polls.
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Look up the precinct you will vote in for each election, as they can change and update between elections.
You must have identification to vote in person. Bring your driver’s license or other government issued photo ID. If you do not have government issued identification you may use a U.S. passport, debit or credit card, Military ID, Student ID Retirement center ID, Neighborhood association ID, Public assistance ID, Veterans Affairs health ID card, Concealed weapon license, or Government employee ID. If you do not have a photo ID with a signature, you may use a credit card or other ID listed here.
