Election Resources

  • RegistertoVoteFlorida.gov with image of a ballot box

    Your vote is your voice. Register to vote in Florida and use your voice in the next election.

    Primary Election Date: August 18, 2026

    Deadline to register to vote or change party affiliation in the primary elections: July 20, 2026

    General Election Date: November 3, 2026

    Deadline to register to vote in the general election: October 5, 2026

    Check your Broward Voter Status - CLICK HERE

    Sign up for Ballot Status Notifications (Broward) - CLICK HERE

    Register Here
  • An illustration of an open mailbox with a voting ballot inside, above the text 'REQUEST TO VOTE-BY-MAIL' and the website 'BROWARDVOTES.GOV' at the bottom.

    You must now request your vote-by-mail ballot for every election cycle.

    Your ballot must arrive to the elections office before 7pm on election day.

    You can drop off your vote-by-mail ballot in a secure drop box at any Early Voting location.

    Or bring your vote-by-mail ballot to your polling place on election day to have it cancelled and use a regular ballot.

    Sign up for Ballot Status Notifications (Broward) - CLICK HERE

    Vote-By-Mail
  • An illustration of a megaphone next to a sign that reads "Election Information"

    Find up-to-date information for Broward County Voting at BrowardVotes.gov

    Check your Broward Voter Status - CLICK HERE

    Find an early voting site or ballot drop box (Broward) - CLICK HERE

    If you are outside of Broward County visit Vote411.org

    Find your new US congressional voting district CLICK HERE

    Find information about restoring your right to vote after a felony conviction CLICK HERE

    BrowardVotes.gov
  • Text: Turn Out Broward with a checkmark

    Join us as we register new voters, engage current voters and TURN OUT THE VOTE in Broward County at community events! 

    We have fun, no one is ever alone and we provide training in partnership with the Dolphin Democrats!

    Join a POD to activate the Power Of Democracy!

    Join Turn Out Broward
  • Text: Know Your Candidates above the back of a man holding a protest sign that says oust the oligarchy

    KNOW YOUR CANDIDATES. Use the links to find information about candidates and endorsements from partner organizations.

    • OpenSecrets - Money in Politics CLICK HERE

    • Equality Florida Action PAC - Endorsed Candidates 2026 CLICK HERE

    • INDIVISIBLE - Candidate Endorsements (National) - CLICK HERE

    • Blue Voter Guide - Florida - CLICK HERE

    • The Florida Channel - Watch your legislators in action CLICK HERE

  • Protect the Vote Election Day Roles

    POLL WORKERS run the election. They are nonpartisan, hired, trained and paid by the Supervisor of Elections (SOE) and are part of the official election team at a polling location. Find out more information at Broward County SOE Office (954) 405-7919 or (954) 560-7579 or sign up here.

    POLL WATCHERS monitor the process inside the polling place. They are Broward registered voters who are trained and certified representatives of a political party. They report issues or concerns to the party’s election team. Find out more with Florida Democratic Party or sign up here.

    POLL MONITORS monitor the voter experiences outside the polling place. They identify and document voter issues such as intimidation, misinformation or access barriers. They report to a voter protection organization or hotline. Find out more at Common Cause Florida or sign up here.

    Become a Poll Worker
  • A graphic with the text "Get support to vote" and "Ask questions," featuring icons of a car with people, a ringing bell with a notification, and two hands shaking.

    If you need help making sure your vote counts, we got you!

    Sign Up for Voting Reminders.

    Request a Ride to the Polls.

    Reach out with your questions.

    Use this form to ask for support!

    Get Support

Take Action - Create Hope

Hope and Action Indivisible supports peaceful and lawful action.

We at Hope & Action Indivisible want to remind our members that we advocate peacefully and lawfully. We encourage everyone to de-escalate tense situations and avoid confrontation. We respect private property, cross streets at designated crosswalks, and take noise ordinances into consideration.

That said, we fully support flags, chanting, and clever signs. Stay safe and see you out there!

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