Florida General election · November 3, 2026

The whole ballot.None of the mystery.

A research copy of your Florida ballot, from the first statewide race to the last local question, built from official county sample ballots. Tap any name for the facts.

This is a research tool, not a voting site. You can't vote here.

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Election Day · Nov 3

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Polls open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Ready to vote? Check your status, register, or request a mail ballot on the State of Florida's official sites.

Why this exists

Most voters know the governor's race. Far fewer know the judges, school board, or local questions below it, and those can matter just as much, or more.

  • Your ballot, all in one place. No hunting across websites.
  • The official wording, not our spin. Taken from county sample ballots.
  • Five minutes, not five hours. Walk in prepared.

Step by step

Find your ballot

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66 of Florida's 67 counties. Broward is coming soon.
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Your city or town
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Which districts are you in?
Don't know your districts? Look them up

Key dates

Oct 5Last day to register to vote. Register · Check status
Oct 22, 5 p.m.Last day to request a mail ballot. Request yours
Mid to late OctEarly voting begins. Dates vary by county, starting as early as Oct 19
Nov 3Election Day. Polls open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Questions about your registration? Call the Florida Voter Assistance Hotline at 1-866-308-6739. Check your county Supervisor of Elections for early voting sites, hours, and your polling place. You'll find a link to your county's lookup in step 3 above. You can bring a marked sample ballot into the voting booth for reference.

Your notes Allowed in Florida

Do your homework at home. Bring your cheat sheet to the booth.

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  • Research at homeTap any name or question for the facts, on your own time.
  • Mark your picksFill in the ovals as you go. Your picks stay on your device.
  • Save it to your phonePrint it or save it as a PDF. Florida lets you check your notes on your phone in the booth.

Your notes are for your own personal use. Florida rules: no campaigning inside the polling place, and the only photo you can take there is of your own ballot.

Our promise

  • Nonpartisan. We never endorse, rank, or recommend candidates or positions.
  • Built from official sources. Names, races, and questions come from county Supervisors of Elections and the Florida Division of Elections, and we check them carefully. Your county's official sample ballot is always the final word.
  • Private. No login, no address, no tracking of how you vote. What you research stays on your phone.

Good to know

Is this my official ballot?

No. It's a research copy built from your county's official sample ballots. Your official ballot shows only the contests for your exact address.

Can I vote on this site?

No. This is a research tool. To vote, go to your early voting site or polling place, or return your mail ballot. Picks you mark here are just notes to help you remember.

Why don't I see my city's races?

Many Florida cities, like Tampa and Orlando, hold their elections at other times of year, so they aren't on the November ballot.

Can I save my choices?

Yes. Tap the oval next to any name or answer to mark your pick, then use "My picks" to print it or save it as a PDF. Your picks stay on your device, and Florida lets you bring a marked sample ballot into the booth for reference.

What's a retention vote?

Florida appeals judges and Supreme Court justices don't run against opponents. Voters decide Yes or No on keeping them for another term.

I found a mistake.

Tap the Feedback button, or "Report a mistake" at the bottom of any candidate or question page. We check every report against the official source and fix what's wrong.

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Tap an oval to mark your pick. Tap a name to research it. Your picks are saved only on this device. Built from official county sample ballots; your county's sample ballot is the final word.