Democrats of South
Dade Club
"Florida's Outstanding Large-County Club"
—
Florida Democratic Party
Voter Resources
What to Bring to the Polls
Please bring a current and valid identification that contains:
your
name and photograph and signature.
(you can mix & match)
Acceptable forms of identification include:
State of Florida Driver's License
ID Card issued by the State of Florida
U. S. Passport
Debit/Credit Cards
Military ID
Student ID
Retirement Center ID
Public Assistance ID
Neighborhood Association ID
The
identification at the polls is used solely to
confirm the voter's identity not
to verify the
voter's ID number or address.
Check your:
Voting Status
or
Absentee Ballot Progress
http://www.miamidade.gov/elections/ab-status.asp
Find Your
Correct Precinct for Election Day
http://www.miamidade.gov/elections/precinct-finder.asp
Absentee
Ballot Request (Vote By Mail)
http://www.miamidade.gov/elections/Library/absentee_ballot_request_sp.pdf
Voters Registration Form
You can use this form to:
• Register to vote in the State of Florida
• Change name or address
• Replace your defaced, lost or stolen Voter
Information Card
• Register with a political party or change party
affiliation
• and **Extremely Important** UPDATE YOUR SIGNATURE
(if Voting by Mail your ballot will
not be counted if your signature
does not match your signature
on file with the Elections Department)
Click this
web link for the form:
http://www.miamidade.gov/elections/Library/webappform.pdf
Eligibility Requirements for Registration
- You must be 18
years old or older (Pre-registration begins at 16)
- You must be a
citizen of the United States. There is no length
of time that you must be a citizen before registering to vote.
- You must reside
in Miami-Dade County. There is no length of time
that you must live in the county before registering to vote as long
as you register 29 days before the election in which you wish to vote.
- If you are
registered in another Florida County (and have not voted in that
county) and now live in Dade County; you may vote in Dade County
within the 29 Day Rule.
Who cannot register to vote:
- Anyone who does not
meet the above requirements.
- Anyone who has been
adjudicated mentally incapacitated
with respect to voting, and has not had his/her right to vote restored.
- Anyone convicted of a felony who has not had his/her civil rights restored.
Early Voting
Why Wait? Vote Early!
The
Early
Voting period's range of days
and choice of a convenient voting site near
your home
or place of employment makes it an ideal option.
Democrats of South
Dade Club
Established January 20, 2001
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