Why sign up for a mail ballot?

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    You can know that your vote is counted, before Election Day.

    Click HERE to learn more.

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    It's convenient.

    Click HERE to learn more.

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    It increases turnout.

    Click HERE to learn more.

How to sign up for a mail ballot

It’s easy to sign up:

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    By Phone

    Call the Pinellas County Supervisor of Elections at 727-464-VOTE (8683). The office is open Monday - Friday, 8 am - 5 pm, except on government holidays, and with extended hours during election season. 

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    By Paper Form

    By paper form mailed or hand delivered to a Supervisor of Elections Office (para Español). Click here for Pinellas County Supervisor of Elections locations and hours.

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    By Email

    to mailballot@votepinellas.gov. Your email should include: (i) your name, (ii) your date of birth, (iii) your voting address, (iv) EITHER the last four digits of your social security number OR your FL license # or FL ID #, and (v) a request to receive a mail ballot for all elections in 2024 (unless you want to use a mail ballot for just one election, in which case you should specify the election).

*To have a mail ballot mailed to you for the August 20, 2024 Election, you must sign up by 5 p.m. on August 8, 2024.

How to submit a mail ballot

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    Completing Your Mail Ballot

    • Use a black pen to complete the ballot.
    • Sign and date the envelope. Your signature on the envelope will be compared with the signature in your voter file to verify your identity.
    • Include your phone number and email address in case there are questions.

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    Submitting Your Mail Ballot

    Mail ballots must be RECEIVED at the Supervisor of Elections office by 7:00 p.m. on Election Day.

    • You can send your ballot via regular mail, using the postage prepaid envelope (be sure to mail it at least one week before Election Day).
    • You can deliver your mail ballot in person to a Supervisor of Elections office up until 7pm on Election Day (click HERE for Supervisor of Elections office locations and opening hours; note that there are extended hours during election season).
    • You may also deliver your mail ballot in person at other ballot drop locations at specified dates and hours (click HERE for a list of drop box locations and opening times).
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    Was Your Ballot Received?

     
    Two or three business days after the Supervisor receives your mail ballot, you can check online to confirm that it was received. Click HERE to learn how.

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