Upcoming Elections
The 2022 Primary Election is on August 23
The 2022 General Election is on November 8
Election Rules
Voter Registration Deadline: 29 days before Election Day in-person, online, or by mail.
- July 25 for the 2022 Primary Election
- October 11 for the 2022 General Election
Early Voting in Florida must be held for at least 8 days, and each county supervisor can offer additional days from a preset list, check your county elections website to find the specific early voting dates for your county Find your early voting location here.
- Mandatory early voting for the 2022 primary is August 13 – 20, and potential additional days are August 8 – 12 and August 21
- Mandatory early voting for the 2022 general election is October 29 – November 5, and potential additional days are October 24 – 28 and November 6
Florida’s Address Confidentiality Program for survivors of domestic violence and stalking also allows for protected voter registration. Learn more here.
Restoration of Voting Rights After Felony Convictions: Felons, except for those convicted of murder or felony sexual offense, must complete all aspects of their probation or parole, and pay all fines and fees before they can get their voting rights restored. Those convicted of murder or felony sexual offense must petition the governor for the restoration of rights.
ID Requirements for Voting: Photo ID requested, if no ID is shown, voters may cast provisional ballots which will be counted after registration is verified by the board of elections, no further proof is needed.
Absentee Voting: Any voter can download an application online for a mail-in ballot, no excuse is required. Voters must provide their driver’s license number, state ID number, or last four numbers of their social security number on their application. The application must be received 10 days before the election, whether applying in-person, online, or by-mail. The completed ballot must be received by 7pm on Election Day. View the instructions and download the application here.
- The deadline to request an absentee ballot for the 2022 primary is August 13
- The deadline to request an absentee ballot for the 2022 general election is October 29
Gender Gaps in Representation
Florida ranks 15th in the country for the representation of women in the State Legislature.
Florida Congressional Delegation
Women are 31% of the Florida Congressional delegation. There are no women representing Florida in the Senate and 9 in the House of Representatives
Florida State Legislature
There are 55 women out of 160 members in the Florida state legislature. There are 15 in the State Senate and 40 in the State House.
Voter Turnout
Florida had lower voter turnout than the United States overall in the 2016 Elections.
Percent Voter Turnout by Gender

Percent Voter Turnout by Race

Other races not shown due to population size