In-person early voting underway in Miami-Dade for August primary elections

MIAMI – In-person early voting for the August twenty third primary elections is underway in Miami-Dade.

In Miami-Dade, early voting might be accessible at 23 places and open for eight hours every day. Click Here for a pattern poll.

For those that requested and obtained a Vote-by-Mail poll, they are often returned by mail or dropped off at a safe field at a polling location throughout its hours of operation.

In-person early voting in Broward begins on August thirteenth. Click Here to view a pattern poll.

In Broward, Vote-by-Mail ballots will also be dropped off at:

Broward County Governmental Center
115 S. Andrews Ave. Room #102
Fort Lauderdale
7/25/2022 – 8/21/2022 (Monday – Friday) 9 a.m. to five p.m.
8/22 and eight/23 (Monday – Tuesday) 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.

Voting Equipment Center
1501 NW fortieth Avenue
Lauderhill (Entrance In the again of the Lauderhill Mall)
7/25/2022 – 8/23/2022 (Monday – Sunday) 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

In addition to the early voting places, in Miami-Dade Vote-by-Mail ballots will also be dropped off at:

Miami-Dade Elections Department
2700 NW 87th Avenue, Doral
7/25 – 8/23 (Monday via Friday) 8 a.m. to five p.m.

In-person early voting additionally bought underway in Monroe County. Voters can solid ballots on the supervisor of elections places of work in Key Largo, Marathon, and Key West. There are two different polling places, one is on the Big Pine Key Community Center, the opposite is on the Islamorada public library department close to Mile Marker 81.

When you utilize in-person early voting, be sure you come ready with the right ID. 

Bring a photograph id and also you additionally must carry one thing along with your signature on it.  So one of the best factor to do is carry your driver’s license or state identification card as a result of they’ve each. 

And in case you’re ready for Election Day, keep in mind you have to go to your assigned precinct — and beware, many have modified due to redistricting. Check their voter’s information card for the proper polling location.

Florida is a closed primary state. Only voters who’re registered members of a political social gathering could vote for their respective social gathering’s candidates in a primary election.