Voting in PBC
How many SOE offices are there in Palm Beach County?
What is four (4)?
In Palm Beach County, these are the 3 ways you can cast your ballot.
What is Vote-by-Mail, Early Voting, and Election Day voting?
4,000 - 5,000 of these individuals serve as Election Heroes, assisting voters at hundreds of voting locations across the county.
What are Election Workers?
Voters voting in person must show this and that before casting a ballot. Without them, voters must vote by provisional ballot.
What is a photo and signature ID?
This Title in the Florida Statutes governs all Florida Elections.
What is Title IX?
Who orders a recount for an election?
What is the Secretary of State?
The Secretary of State orders any recount for federal, state, or multicounty races involving candidates for office, candidates for judicial retention, and measures appearing on the ballot.
There are these many municipalities in Palm Beach County.
What are 39?
These are the times Election Day polls are open.
What is 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.?
The age required to pre-register to vote and to work the polls.
What is 16 years of age?
For backup and redundancy, all votes are cast on this type of ballot.
What is a paper ballot?
These Senate Bills were recently passed, making notable changes to Florida Election laws.
What are SB90, SB524, & SB7050?
Who has the authority to request in writing that a manual and/or machine recount not be conducted?
What is the candidate or candidates defeated or eliminated from contention for the office by ¼ of 1% or less request?
There are more voters registered as this Political Party in Palm Beach County than any other major or minor Political Party.
Who are Democrats?
This method of voting was a favored method, maybe because it’s easy, secure, and postage is pre-paid.
What is Vote-by-Mail?
This Florida “Division” verifies the eligibility of voter registration applications.
What is the Florida Division of Elections?
Voters can choose to skip the line during Early Voting using this award-winning online appointment system.
What is an Early Voting Appointment System?
This group has new requirements that have discouraged them from receiving voter registration applications.
What are third-party voter registration organizations?
What is a machine recount and a manual recount?
Issued by our Elections Office, this contains your party affiliation, assigned precinct, assigned polling place, and your assigned District offices.
What is a Voter Information Card?
This is the only voting method that may or may not be available during municipal elections.
What is Early Voting?
This “adoption” program enables community partners to be trained as Election Workers for Election Day, and in, turn be compensated to help their charitable cause.
What is the Adopt-A-Precinct Program (AAP)?
Voters who sign up for this program can receive an alert each step of the way from the time a voter's ballot is printed to when it is accepted and counted.
What is BallotTrax?
In 2021, this Senate Bill was passed and made significant changes to Vote-by-Mail.
What is Senate Bill 90?
Who reviews outstacked ballots where a determination of voterintent could not be made?
What is the Canvassing Board?
The next scheduled election in Palm Beach County falls on this day in March 2026.
When is Tuesday the 10th?
This is the designated place where you must vote on Election Day.
Not sure, check your Voter Information Card!
What is a polling location?
The filing officer before whom all County court judge, countywide, and district office candidates must file and qualify with when running for office.
Who is the Supervisor of Elections?
Historically, this voting machine is reserved for voters with disabilities or for anyone needing assistance during Early Voting or on Election Day.
What is the ExpressVote Machine?
Pursuant to SB90, you now need either this or that to request a Vote-by-Mail ballot for yourself or a family member.
What is FL Driver License/FL ID or last 4 digits of Social Security Number?
What is the post-election process to ensure tabulating equipment counted accurately?
What is an audit?