FLORIDA’S DISABILITY VOTING RESOURCE
You have the right to vote privately and independently in Florida.
Accessible voting options exist in all 67 Florida counties. Here’s how to use them, what to expect, and who to call if something goes wrong.
2026 FLORIDA GENERAL ELECTION
Important Dates
OCTOBER 5
Voter registration deadline
OCTOBER 22
Deadline to request that a vote-by-mail ballot be mailed
OCTOBER 24–31
Statewide early voting period *
NOVEMBER 3
Election Day
*Some counties may offer additional early voting days. Check with your county Supervisor of Elections.
2.5M+
Eligible Florida voters with disabilities*
*Source: Rutgers University, 2024.
67
Florida counties with accessible voting options
1 IN 7
Voters with disabilities reported difficulty voting in 2022*
*Source: U.S. Election Assistance Commission and Rutgers University, 2022.
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What do you need to do?
Three paths. Pick the one that fits where you are right now.
Register to VOTE
Register online, by mail, or in person. People with disabilities can get assistance with this.
How to VOTE in Florida
Learn about accessible voting machines, accessible vote by mail, early voting, and what to expect at the polls.
Your VOTING Rights
Know your rights at the polls, including your right to accessible voting, assistance, and a private and independent ballot.
HAVING TROUBLE REGISTERING? PROBLEM AT THE POLLS?
877-352-7337
Florida Disability Voting Hotline • Free • Available during elections
Operated by Disability Rights Florida, Florida’s federally designated Protection and Advocacy organization. DRF provides free legal services to Floridians with disabilities. If your voting rights were violated, we can help.
Get involved in Access the Vote Florida
Our coalition includes people with disabilities, allies, Supervisors of Elections, poll workers, and elected officials. Join our coalition meetings and help improve voting access across Florida.