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Flagler County Elections 2018
 
This will be a busy election year in the state of Florida. The election season kicks off with a Primary Election in August, followed by the General Election in November. Prepare now and be election ready for these important elections!

View 2018 Election Information and be informed about upcoming elections in Flagler County.

Need a guest speaker for your school, organization or event? Voter outreach is a priority. Kaiti Lenhart is available to speak to your organization regarding the election process and the importance of voting. Topics may vary and can be customized to meet the needs of your event. Contact the Elections Office for more information.

PDF Canvassing Board Schedule

Flagler County Elections 2018

City ELECTIONS

Elections are scheduled for the following municipalities during 2018: 

  • Palm Coast
    Two City of Palm Coast Council Members (District 2 and District 4) are up for election this year. The District 4 race will appear on the Primary Election ballot in August 2018. The District 2 race will appear on the General Election ballot in November 2018. Who is running for office? View a list of local candidates here: Flagler County Local Candidates
Flagler County Elections 2018

Online Voter Registration

This is the first election cycle in which eligible Florida citizens may use Online Voter Registration to register to vote or update their voter registration.

Use RegisterToVoteFlorida.gov to:

  • Submit a new voter registration
  • Update an existing voter registration (name, address, party affiliation)
  • Request a Voter Information Card

To submit a registration online, applicants will need a Florida driver license or state identification (ID) card and the last four digits of their social security number to complete and submit the voter registration application electronically. Once an individual’s identity is verified and the application is deemed complete, a new Voter Information Card is issued by the Flagler County Supervisor of Elections office.

Register To Vote Online

Precinct Changes

Precinct Map

Attention Voters:

Your precinct may have changed for the 2018 Election Cycle.

Flagler County is growing! New precinct boundaries were approved last year to accommodate areas of growth in the county. Two new precincts were created and several polling locations have been impacted. These changes include the adjustment to precinct boundaries which shift voters from very heavily populated precincts to neighboring precincts. Affected voters were mailed a new Voter Information Card in July 2017. For more information, please call (386) 313-4170.

If you plan to vote early or by mail, you will not notice a change. Voters who choose to vote on Election Day are encouraged to use the Precinct Finder to locate their assigned precinct.

Flagler County Elections 2018

2018 Voter's Guide

View the 2018 Voter's Guide with your current elected officials, expiring terms and the most current elections information.

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Are you election ready?

2018 Primary ElectionAugust 28 Primary

VOTE LOCAL! Did you know that at least one nonpartisan race will be decided during this Primary Election on August 28? Florida is a closed Primary state, but all registered voters may vote for nonpartisan races during a Primary Election. Make your voice heard, register and vote in every election!

PDF 2018 Primary Sample Ballot

Are you election ready?

What does "Not Yet Designated" mean?

Designations for Lieutenant Governor were not made during the candidate qualifying period for this election. The deadline for these designations is 9 days after the Primary Election. Names for Lieutenant Governor will appear on General Election ballots in November.

Elections Security

The security of your elections is our top priority. Voter confidence in the electoral process is a contributing factor to participation and turnout. Learn more about the security of elections in your county and what exactly your Elections Office is doing to protect your vote: 

PDF 2018 Elections Security Fact Sheet

 

2018 Constitutional Amendments

Get a head start on your amendment reading for this year's election! 

There are thirteen (13) Proposed Constitutional Amendments which will be on the ballot statewide in Florida during this General Election in November. Three (3) are Legislative Referrals passed by House Joint Resolution, two (2) are Citizen Initiatives which made ballot position through the collection of petition signatures and eight (8) are the final proposals from the Constitution Review Commission (CRC). The CRC meets once every twenty years to review Florida's Constitution and this will certainly be a historic number of amendments on the ballot for Flagler County. Use the links below to view the full ballot text of the amendments.

The Division of Elections has produced an Amendment Guide with all of this information in one document. This guide includes the ballot title, ballot summary and full text of each of the proposed Constitutional Amendments. Read it here:

PDF 2018 Constitutional Amendment Guide

In addition to these 13 amendments, the City of Palm Coast Council approved three charter amendment items. City of Palm Coast voters will decide these items in November 2018 for a grand total of 16 issues on the ballot.

      1 - Charter Amendments To Update Outdated And To Clarify Ambiguous Charter Provisions
      2 - Charter Amendment To Revise The Charter Review Process To Include An Advisory Charter Committee
      3 - Charter Amendment Revising How To Fill A Vacancy In The Office Of A Council Member

Read the full text of the City of Palm Coast Charter Amendments.

Online Voter Registration

Florida citizens may register to vote online! 

  • Submit a new voter registration 
  • Update your voter registration (name, address, party affiliation) 
  • Request a Voter Information Card
Online Voter Registration

Three Ways To Vote

Vote By Mail

Vote By Mail in Flagler County

Early Voting

Vote Early in Flagler County

Election Day

Election Day Voting in Flagler County

In Florida, there are three ways to vote and it's your choice! You'll receive a trusted paper ballot whether you choose to vote by mail, vote early or if you wait to vote on Election Day. Voting has never been easier or more convenient than it is today.

Welcome

Supervisor Kaiti Lenhart

Thank you for visiting the official web site of the Supervisor of Elections in Flagler County, Florida. This site is for you, the voters of Flagler County. As a public official, the Supervisor of Elections is responsible for conducting Federal, state and local elections in Flagler County. The duty of the office of the Supervisor of Elections is to uphold the Election Laws of the State of Florida and the Constitution of the United States.

Mission

The mission of the Supervisor of Elections is to enhance public confidence, encourage citizen participation and increase voter awareness.

Core Values

These core values were developed with a focus on improving the elections experience in Flagler County, Florida.

  1. Enhance public confidence by conducting fair, honest and accurate elections.
  2. Apply the highest standards in regards to ethics, integrity and professionalism.
  3. Encourage civic participation through voter education programs designed to engage citizens of all ages.

My goal is to keep you up to date with the most current election information: voting methods, polling places, sample ballots and local candidates. Your right to vote is precious. A well-informed and active electorate builds a healthy community. Be Election Ready!

This website also provides information about the voting process in Flagler County. Among these pages, you will find information about voter registration, voting districts (including district and precinct maps), your current elected officials and past election results. 

If you cannot find what you are looking for, please contact the Elections Office at (386) 313-4170 or send us a message online.

It's an honor to serve you.

Sincerely,

Kaiti Lenhart
Supervisor of Elections

Meet The Supervisor Of Elections

Elections Office Holidays

The Supervisor of Elections Office will be closed on the following dates:

January 1, 2018 - New Years Day

January 15, 2018 - Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Birthday

February 19, 2018 - Presidents Day

March 30, 2018 - Good Friday

May 28, 2018 - Memorial Day

July 4, 2018 - Independence Day

September 3, 2018 - Labor Day

November 12, 2018 - Veterans Day

November 22 - 23, 2018 - Thanksgiving

December 24 - 26, 2018 - Christmas

Contact Info

Flagler County Elections Office

FLAGLER COUNTY SUPERVISOR OF ELECTIONS

The Elections Office is located in the Flagler County Government Services Building. Our office has a separate entrance along the east side of the building, follow the signs for Supervisor of Elections.

Hours of Operation:
Monday - Friday
8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Physical Address:
Supervisor of Elections
1769 E. Moody Blvd.
Building 2 Suite 101
Bunnell, FL 32110

Mailing Address:
Supervisor of Elections
P.O Box 901
Bunnell, FL 32110

Phone Number:
Phone: (386) 313-4170

Fax Number:
Phone: (386) 313-4171

Email Contact Form:

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Records Requests:
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OFFICE ADDRESS

Flagler County Supervisor of Elections
Government Services Building
1769 E. Moody Boulevard, Building 2,
Suite 101
Bunnell, FL 32110

OFFICE HOURS

Monday - Friday: 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Closed on legal holidays

Mailing Address

Flagler County Supervisor of Elections
P.O. Box 901
Bunnell, FL 32110

CONTACT

Phone: (386) 313-4170
Fax: (386) 313-4171
Email form: Contact Us
Records requests:
Public Records Custodian