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Registering to vote is a right. It is available to all persons who meet the requirements. In Miami-Dade County, there are many official agencies where you can register in person or get a voter registration application:
- Florida Driver License Bureau
- Miami-Dade County Public Libraries
- Any State public assistance agency
- Any agencies that provide assistance to disabled persons
- Armed Forces Recruiting Offices
If you need more information regarding the closest agency, or to obtain an application by mail, please contact our office any weekday between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., at 305-499-8363.
When you register to vote, an actual residence address is required by law. If you provide a mailing service address, P.O. Box, or business address, the application will not be accepted, and can cause your registration to be declined and/or not processed in time for an election. P.O. Box and other business addresses can be accepted as a mailing addresses only, and not as a residential address.
You may register online using the Voter Registration Application 
provided by the State of Florida Division of Elections. You can print out the application and fill in your information, sign it, and then send the original signed application to:
Supervisor of Elections
P.O. Box 521550
Miami, Florida 33152
Did you know that the laws have changed regarding third-party voter registration?
Before soliciting or collecting voter registration applications, third-party voter registration organizations must now register with the state. For more information, please visit the Florida Division of Elections website.
To place an order for voter registration applications, review the procedures listed below.
Procedures for Registered Third Party Voter Registration Organizations
Procedures for Non-Registered Third Party Voter Registration Organizations
Address Confidentiality Program
The Office of the Attorney General administers the Address Confidentiality Program (ACP). This program was established by the Florida Legislature in recognition that persons attempting to escape from actual or threatened domestic violence frequently establish new addresses in order to prevent their assailants or probable assailants from finding them.The purpose of the statute is to enable state and local agencies to respond to requests for public records without disclosing the location of a victim of domestic violence. All ACP participants over the age of 18 and eligible to register to vote may vote as Protected Records Voters. As a Protected Records Voter they can participate in national, state, and local elections without endangering the confidentiality of their location.
For further information, please refer to the Address Confidentiality Program procedures .
files, you can download Acrobat Reader for free from Adobe Systems, Inc. In order to use PDF files, you must have Acrobat installed on your computer.- Voter Registration Statistics
- Check Your Registration Status
- Voter Registration
Application
- Solicitud de inscripción para Votar
- Aplikasyon Enskripsyon Votè
- Procedures for Registered Third Party Voter Registration Organizations
- Procedures for Non-Registered Third Party Voter Registration Organizations
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