Election Day: What You Need to Know
Vote by Mail
Request your ballot through the Orange County Supervisor of Elections website or by calling 407-836-8683. Requests are due by 5 PM, 12 days before Election Day. Once your ballot arrives, fill it out, sign the voter certificate envelope using the signature you have on file, and return it early. Ballots must be received - not postmarked - by 7 PM on Election Day. You may mail it back or drop it off at the Supervisor of Elections office or any early voting location during early voting hours.
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Early Voting
Orange County offers convenient early voting locations countywide. You can vote at any early voting site, regardless of your precinct. Bring a valid photo ID with your signature. Secure drop boxes are available at all early voting locations for returning vote-by-mail ballots. Visit the Orange County Supervisor of Elections website for early voting dates, locations, and hours.
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Election Day
If you plan to vote on Election Day, bring a current photo ID with your signature and go to your assigned polling location, which is open from 7 AM to 7 PM. You can look up your registration status, view your sample ballot, and find your precinct information on the Orange County Supervisor of Elections website.
How to Register or Update Your Registration
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Please visit here to register online.​​
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Some registration updates require a signature, so even if you begin the process online, you may be prompted to print, sign, and mail or drop off your completed form.
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If you are registering to vote in Florida for the first time and do not have a Florida-issued ID, you will also need to print, sign, and return the form by mail or in person.
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For more information on how to register or update registration in person, visit the Orange County Supervisor of Elections website.
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