2026 Municipal Elections
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Voter eligibility
Florida voter registration requirements
Basic requirements
- Florida resident
- U.S. citizen (lawful permanent residents are not eligible)
- 18 years old by election day (pre-register at 16–17)
- Not adjudicated mentally incapacitated
Felony conviction? (since 2018)
- Conviction was not murder or a felony sexual offense
- Full sentence served, including all fines, fees & restitution
- Questions? Call 877-698-6830
- You must register at least 29 days before Election Day.
- Florida is a closed primary state — you must be a registered Democrat to vote in Democratic primaries, including Presidential Preference elections. All registered voters may vote in non-partisan primaries.
Voting options & registration
Vote by mail
Available to all registered Florida voters. Request online, call 561-656-6200, or submit a written request up to 10 days before the election.
Early voting
All early voting sites are open to any Palm Beach County voter regardless of precinct. Photo ID with signature required. Note: No early voting for Municipal Elections.
Election day
Polls open 7 AM – 7 PM. Vote at your assigned polling location only. Photo ID with signature required.
The easiest way to register is online — click here to begin.
Prefer in person or by phone? Contact the Supervisor of Elections at 561-656-6200 or visit 4301 Cherry Road, West Palm Beach, FL 33409.
For more about in-person and mail registration, visit the Palm Beach County Supervisor of Elections website. A voter ID card will be mailed to you approximately 2–3 weeks after your application is processed.
Check your registration
Click here to verify your voter registration and voting status, including your polling place, sample ballot, and vote-by-mail ballot status.
Need to find a polling place by location? Find your precinct here.
Update your registration
Already registered but need to update your address, party affiliation, or signature? Use any of the Register to Vote options or call the Supervisor of Elections to file a change of address.