Vote-By-Mail Requests Expire After Each General Election. Florida voters must renew their vote-by-mail request every election cycle. Requests no longer stay active for four years.

Official Source: Florida Vote-By-Mail Information

Voters Must Provide Identification Information When Requesting a Mail Ballot When requesting a vote-by-mail ballot, voters must provide:
• Florida driver's license number
• Florida ID number
• OR last 4 digits of Social Security number

Official Source: Florida Vote-By-Mail Request Requirements

Florida Requires Photo and Signature ID to Vote In Person. Voters must present valid photo and signature identification at the polls.

Official Source: Florida Election Day Voting Requirements

Florida Lists Specific Acceptable Forms of Voter ID
Acceptable IDs include:
• Florida driver license
• U.S. passport
• Military ID
• Debit/credit card
• Student ID
• Neighborhood association ID
• Public assistance ID
and others.

Official Source: Florida Acceptable Voter IDs

Vote-By-Mail Ballots Must Be Received by 7 PM on Election Day. Postmarks do not count. Ballots must physically arrive by the deadline.

Official Source: Florida Vote-By-Mail Deadlines

Ballot Drop Boxes Must Follow State Rules
Drop boxes must be monitored and operate only during approved hours.

Official Source: Florida Election Laws and Rules

Third-Party Voter Registration Groups Must Follow Strict Rules. Organizations registering voters must comply with deadlines and reporting rules.

Official Source: Florida Third-Party Voter Registration Organizations

Florida Maintains and Reviews Voter Rolls
The state regularly checks voter registration records for eligibility and updates.

Official Source: Florida Voter Registration List Maintenance

Florida Requires Voter Registration Before Election Deadlines. Voters must register at least 29 days before an election.

Official Source: Register to Vote or Update Information

Florida Provides Rules for Emergency Vote-By-Mail Pickup. Special emergency procedures exist close to Election Day for voters unable to pick up ballots normally.

Official Source: Florida Emergency Vote-By-Mail Procedures