Public Notices
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!
What's on the ballot in 2018? View your Current Elected Officials and expiring terms. Read more about all of your upcoming elections in this public notices section.
View 2018 Election Information and be informed about upcoming elections in Flagler County.
Canvassing Board Meetings:
Meetings of the Canvassing Board are open to the public.
2018 Canvassing Board Schedule
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.
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) will be elected in November of 2018. These races may appear on a Primary Election ballot in August of 2018 if more than two candidates qualify for a city office.
Online Voter Registration
Beginning October 1, 2017, any Florida resident who is eligible to vote or currently registered to vote may use Online Voter Registration to register for the first time 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 voter information card is issued by the Flagler County Supervisor of Elections office.
Precinct Changes
Attention Voters:
Your precinct may have changed for the 2018 Election Cycle.
In preparation for upcoming election cycles, new precinct boundaries have been approved to accommodate areas of growth in the county. Several voting locations have been impacted. These changes include the adjustment to precinct boundaries which shift voters from very heavily populated precincts to neighboring precincts. Two additional precincts were also created to accommodate areas of growth in the county. Affected voters were mailed a new Voter Information Card in July 2017. For more information, please call (386) 313-4170.
View the new precinct map: District and Precinct Maps
2018 Voter's Guide
View the 2018 Voter's Guide with your current elected officials, expiring terms and the most current elections information.