YOUR VOICE & VOTE MATTER
- Make sure you are registered to vote. Check your voter registration status here.
- Register if you need to. Update your existing registration if any of your information has changed since you last voted.
- Find out the early voting and general election dates in your state (listed below). Put those dates on your calendar.
- Request a vote-by-mail ballot if you prefer to vote by mail.
- Find out where your polling place is. Be sure to take note of any accessibility challenges you might face.
- Contact your Supervisor of Elections or VoteRiders for information on Voter ID in Florida
- If you need instructions or want a demonstration of your district’s voting system or accessible equipment, contact your Supervisor of Elections.
- Check out the sample ballot for your district. If you did not receive one in the mail, most Supervisors of Elections have them posted on their websites.
- Arrange any transportation help you might need. Check out RideShare2Vote to see about getting a ride to the polls. Do this well in advance, not on the day you need a ride.
- Download the “Make a Plan” document
- Remember…your voice and vote matter!
KNOW YOUR RIGHTS
Read up on Restoring Your Right to Vote
Do you have a disability? Make sure you know your rights
IMPORTANT ELECTION DATES
November 8, 2022 – Election Day
EARLY VOTING
October 24, 2022 – Early Voting May Start
October 29, 2022 – Early Voting Must Start
November 5, 2022 – Early Voting May End
November 6, 2022 – Early Voting Must End
VOTE BY MAIL
October 29, 2022 – Vote-by-Mail Request & Return Deadline
The Hillsborough County Emergency Policy Group voted to require the wearing of face coverings, with certain exceptions, inside businesses that are open to the public and where employees and customers aren’t able to maintain social distancing after hearing presentations from several public health officials, medical doctors, and hospital leaders.
The order is effective immediately, with the exception of the enforcement provisions which go into effect at 5 p.m. on Wednesday, June 24, 2020.
Please be aware, as a business owner/operator, you are responsible to ensure your employees and customers are following this new requirement.
The new executive order requires that all persons within any indoor location of a business that is open to the public in Hillsborough County shall be required to wear a face covering when not maintaining social distancing from other people, excluding family members or others residing in their home. “Business” means any business entity that provides goods or services directly to the public. Business operators will be responsible for ensuring compliance.
The order provides exceptions for:
