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Home is your polling place when you vote by mail.  There's no line to vote at home.
Seminole County
Mail Ballot Request

Home is your polling place when you vote by mail.  While lines in Seminole County's  polling places are historically the shortest in the region, many voters would rather avoid even the possibility of lines by voting from home.  There's no line to vote at home.

Any registered voter may request a free mail ballot.  To make your request now, use the form on this page.  You may choose instead to make the request by phone at 407.585.VOTE.
 
If you need your mail ballot sent to an address that is not currently on your voter record, you must mail, fax or email us the request with an original signature.  To do so, use our bilingual print form HERE.
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We'll process your request within 48 hours.  Now that you've made the request, you can track the status of your mail ballot just like you can track a FedEx package.  Visit our mail ballot tracking website TrackMyMailBallot.com to track your ballot.
Mail ballot cure affidavit

Did you forget to sign the envelope, or has your signature changed?


If our office sent you a letter stating a ballot cast on your behalf was either missing the signature on the outside envelope or if we found the signature couldn't be verified to be the same as we have on file, then click HERE to complete an affidavit which will allow your ballot to be counted.
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