This will be a busy election and a very long ballot! Please research the candidates and amendments BEFORE you go vote. 

2024 Proposed Constitutional Amendment Information

Don't wait to read six or seven amendments for the first time in the voting booth. Make a plan to vote NOW!

Learn more about the amendments: 2024 Amendment Information

2024 Judicial Merit Retention Information

Merit selection and retention is a system of selecting Justices established by the voters when they amended the Florida Constitution in the 1970s. Under this process, the Governor appoints new Justices from a list of three to six names submitted by a Judicial Nominating Commission. The Governor must select from the list. Once appointed, Justices eventually must face the voters in a "yes" or "no" vote as to whether they should remain in office.

Voters want to know how they can learn more about the justices and judges listed on the ballot. The Florida Bar has a great resource for voter education: The Vote's In Your Court

Sample Ballot

View the Sample Ballot for the upcoming General Election. Also available in Spanish: Papeleta de Muestra.

View Sample Ballot

Local Candidates

Many of our local candidates have provided a statement about their vision and goals, qualifications for office, and biographical information for the public. Know before you go vote! Research the candidates: Flagler County Local Candidates

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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: Mail Ballot Frequently Asked Questions.

Mail Ballot Requests
The deadline to request a mail ballot is 12 days prior to Election Day, which is Thursday, October 24, 2024 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

You can also receive text, email, and voicemail notifications about your mail ballot status using our free ballot tracking service with Ballot Trax.

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 5, 2024 in order to be counted. You can return the ballot as early as you wish. There are 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 during office hours.
• If you plan to mail your ballot, send it early! Allow at least 10 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.
• If two or more vote-by-mail ballots for the same election are returned in one mailing envelope, the ballots may not be counted. Please use the return envelope provided and mail ONE ballot per envelope.

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 canceled, 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, take a photo of your voted mail ballot or bring a sample ballot with you to use as a reference.

Did you know many of our local candidates have provided a statement about their vision and goals, qualifications for office, and biographical information for the public?

Know before you go vote! Research your candidates:

View Local Candidates

View Sample Ballot

Learn more about the General election here:
2024 General Election Information