COVID-19 UPDATE:
Voting In Person?
Early voting for the General Election will be held from October 19 - October 31 at three sites in Flagler County. If you do not vote early and wish to vote in person, you must vote in your assigned Election Day precinct on Tuesday, November 3 from 7:00 A.M. - 7:00 P.M. Your assigned precinct can be found on your Voter Information Card, or use our Precinct Finder to look up your precinct online.
What you should do:
- If you have moved recently, update your address before you vote. Call (386) 313-4170 to change your address.
- Bring a valid form of photo and signature ID with you.
- Use the Sample Ballot to make your choices and bring it with you to the polls.
- Bring your own black ballpoint pen to use on your official ballot if you do not feel comfortable using the pen provided at your polling location.
- Bring a face covering and wear it during your voting experience, unless you are unable to do so because of a health condition.
- Limit conversation and be patient while waiting in line and also inside the polling room.
What we will do:
- Provide a clean polling room by routinely disinfecting touched surfaces such as equipment and voting booths.
- Provide hand sanitizer for all voters and election workers.
- Provide personal protective equipment for all election workers.
- Provide a single-use stylus for voters to use when signing the signature pad.
- Encourage social distancing.
Voting By Mail in Flagler County
Many voters in Flagler County are considering voting by mail this year and have questions. Others are questioning the integrity of the mail ballot voting process. Learn about the entire process from start to finish in the June 2020 edition of our monthly newsletter: Voting By Mail in Flagler County
Mail Ballot Requests
The deadline to request a mail ballot is 10 days prior to Election Day, which is October 24, 2020 for the General Election. Request your mail ballot here: Request A Vote-By-Mail Ballot
Track Your Ballot Online
Use our online tracking service to follow your ballot throughout the process. You can see when your ballot was mailed and whether your voted ballot has been received by the Elections Office: Track Your Mail Ballot
Sign The Return Envelope
The voter must sign the return envelope. In order for a mail ballot to be counted, the signature on the returned voter’s certificate must match the voter registration signature on file. A Power of Attorney is not recognized for voting.
Returning Your Mail Ballot
Mail ballots must be received in the Elections Office by 7:00 P.M. on November 3, 2020 in order to be counted. You have many options to return your voted mail ballot.
- Secure drop boxes are available at all early voting sites during voting hours.
- A secure drop box is available at the Elections Office 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
- If you plan to mail your ballot, send it early! Allow at least 7 days for delivery.
- DO NOT bring your voted mail ballot to a precinct voting location on Election Day, it must be returned directly to the Elections Office on Election Day.
Voting In Person With A Mail Ballot
If you have requested and received a mail ballot but decide to vote in person, bring your ballot with you to the polls. The mail ballot will be cancelled and you will be issued a new ballot at the polling location. You cannot use a mail ballot as a sample ballot in the voting booth. Instead, bring this sample ballot with you to use as a reference.