Broward County, Florida – During the 2018 General Election, over 3,300 Vote-By-Mail ballots across Broward County were not counted because they arrived after Election Day. Over 1,200 were not signed as required by law and therefore, were not counted.

Broward County, Florida– The Broward County Supervisor of Elections is pleased to announce a Special Election for the Office of State Representative, District 97.

Broward County, FL. (November 2, 2018) - The Supervisor of Elections, Dr. Brenda Snipes would like to share the following helpful reminders on how to be prepared for Election Day:

For Immediate Release

 Early Voting in Broward County Begins this Monday

Broward County, FL (October 19, 2018)—The Broward County Supervisor of Elections Office is prepared to be of service to voters at the 22 Early Voting Sites scheduled for the 2018 General Election. Instead of voting at their polling place or voting by mail, voters may take advantage of Early Voting which will take place from:

MONDAY, OCTOBER 22 THROUGH SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 2018
7:00 A.M. TO 7:00 P.M.

FOR A TOTAL OF FOURTEEN DAYS

Voting Sites- A list of the 22 sites and hours is available on our website at www.browardsoe.org.  A list of the sites is also attached to this email. Broward County has expanded the early voting sites, dates, and times in an effort to better serve voters. Broward County voters may go to any of the Early Voting Sites to cast a vote. Voters with disabilities will be able to vote using a touchscreen machine located at each Early Voting site. 

Voters should take note that Florida law required voters to present picture ID with signature. Acceptable forms of ID are listed in our website at: www.browardsoe.org.

The tabulation and results of votes cast during Early Voting will be released after the polls close on Tuesday, November 6^th, Election Day.  Results will be reported by precinct. 

Dr. Brenda C. Snipes

Broward County Supervisor of Elections

Media Contact:

Gino Herring, 954-712-1950

gherring@browardsoe.org