If you haven't registered to vote for Florida’s August 18 primary, this is your last chance.
Monday, July 20, is also the last day to switch party affiliations in time for the primary. Florida has a closed primary, which means voters can only cast ballots for candidates who belong to their party.
Voters with no party affiliation (NPA) can only vote in non-partisan contests and referenda.
Florida voters can make party changes and update their signatures online at RegisterToVoteFlorida.gov.
Registration can also be done on Supervisor of Elections websites:
Voters can also get the forms at post offices, public libraries, public assistance offices and most government agencies, according to the Clay County Supervisor of Elections office.
The early voting dates for First Coast area counties are as follows:
- Baker County: August 6 - 15
- Clay County: August 3 – August 15
- Duval County: August 3 – August 16
- Nassau County: August 3 – 16
- Putnam County: August 4 - 15
- St. Johns County: August 6 – 15
WJCT News has a voter resource page with additional information that also includes the latest local, state and national 2020 Election coverage.
Bill Bortzfield can be reached at bbortzfield@wjct.org or on Twitter at @BortzInJax.
