Florida voters can register, update their records, and review party-affiliation rules through the Florida Division of Elections and county Supervisors of Elections.
This page provides general civic information and does not recommend a party or candidate.
Florida is a closed-primary state
The Florida Division of Elections states that Florida uses a closed-primary system. In most partisan primary elections, voters may vote only for candidates of the party in which they are registered.
Registration records should be kept current
Voters should update their address, name, signature, and party affiliation when needed and verify their information through official state or county election resources.
Felony convictions have separate eligibility rules
Florida maintains specific standards for voting after a felony conviction. Eligibility depends on the offense and, for many convictions, completion of all terms of sentence.
Use your county Supervisor of Elections
County election offices can answer local questions about registration status, precincts, vote-by-mail procedures, early voting, and Election Day locations.
