All Precincts in Miami-Dade County are Open for Voting

As of 7 a.m. today, all precincts in Hialeah, Miami, and Miami Beach are open and welcoming voters.

“We look forward to welcoming you back at the polls,” said the Honorable Alina Garcia, Supervisor of Elections. “Runoff elections play a vital role in shaping the government closest to our daily lives, and every vote helps keep our democracy strong. Your participation is both meaningful and patriotic. Thank you for making your voice heard.”

Voters who plan to vote in person today should remember the following:

• Know before you go! Voters are encouraged to review their customized sample ballotto prepare before heading to the polls.  The customized sample ballot is a sample of their specific ballot, which contains the races and questions that apply to them.  Voters should print it or take a picture of it so they can make their selections in advance, it will also speed up the process for them and everyone else in line!  Doing research will make them an informed and confident voter.
• Every voter must go to their assigned precincton Election Day.  Voters are encouraged to check their precinct on their voter information card, by going to the Miami-Dade Office of the Supervisor of Elections website, or by calling the office.
• Polls are open until 7 p.m.
• If a voter is in line at 7 p.m., they will be allowed to vote even if the polling place has closed.
• Voters must bring a valid and current identification that contains a photo and their signature.
• Acceptable forms of ID include:
  • Florida Driver License
  • Florida Identification Card issued by the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles
  • United States Passport
  • Debit or credit card
  • Military identification
  • Student identification
  • Retirement center identification
  • Public assistance identification
  • Neighborhood association identification
  • Florida concealed-weapon license
  • Veteran health identification card issued by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
  • Government issued employee identification.
• If a voter does not have ID available, they will be asked to vote a provisional ballot.
• While the current voter information card is not required to vote, it can expedite the check-in process; therefore, bringing it is always encouraged.
• Florida law does not allow a voter to turn in their vote-by-mail ballot at their assigned precinct on Election Day.

Voters who need to return their vote-by-mail ballot can still do so on Election Day from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Miami-Dade Office of the Supervisor of Elections, 2700 NW 87 Ave., Miami, FL 33172

However, at this point, it may be more convenient to vote at their assigned precinct.

For more information, visit www.votemiamidade.gov or call 305-499-VOTE (8683).