Check Your Voter Record & Where to Vote on Election Day

Use the secure form below to look up your voter record by entering your first name, last name, and date of birth. From there, you’ll be able to verify your registration status and complete our voter readiness checklist to ensure you’re fully prepared to vote by mail or in person.

Questions? Call our office at 407-585-VOTE (8683) during regular business hours to speak with a live team member.

Use this tool to confirm:

• Am I registered to vote?
• Is my address current?
• Am I signed up to receive a vote-by-mail ballot?
• Do I know where to vote during Early Voting or on Election Day?
• Have I reviewed my sample ballot?

Note: New voter registrations may take up to two weeks to appear in the system.

Try this alternate link

Questions?

Call our office at 407-585-VOTE (8683) during regular business hours to speak with a live team member.

Use this tool to confirm:

• Am I registered to vote?
• Is my address current?
• Am I signed up to receive a vote-by-mail ballot?
• Do I know where to vote during Early Voting or on Election Day?
• Have I reviewed my sample ballot?

Note: New voter registrations may take up to two weeks to appear in the system. Having trouble with the form above? Try this alternate link.

Find Polling Place by Address

Enter your address to locate your designated Election Day polling place. The results will include the address and a map to help you get there with ease.

Be sure to also check our Scheduled Elections page for up-to-date voting dates and times.

My Sample Ballot

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Request a Mail Ballot

Home is your polling place when you vote by mail. While lines at Seminole County polling places are historically the shortest in the region, many voters would rather avoid the possibility of waiting in line by voting from home. There’s no line to vote at home.

Any registered voter may request a free mail ballot. To make your request now, use the form below. You may also choose to make the request by phone at 407.585.8683.

Request Voter Card

Voter Information Cards are not necessary to vote. They serve as confirmation of your voter registration and provide information on your precinct and polling location. If you have lost your information card and would like a new one, you must request one in writing or complete a voter registration application.

Request Removal from Voter Rolls

If you’ve moved to another state and need to remove your Florida voter registration, please complete the form below. To register in your new state, visit your local elections office or go to EAC.gov.

Request for Removal PDF