Palm Beach County Voters: Three Convenient Ways to Cast Ballots – Vote by Mail, Early, or Election Day

Palm Beach County residents have three distinct methods to cast their ballots for upcoming elections: Vote By Mail, Early Voting, and Election Day Voting. These options provide flexibility and accessibility for all eligible registered voters, ensuring every voice can be heard.

Voting by mail offers the most convenient way to participate. Voters can complete their ballot at home, allowing ample time to make selections. Ballots can be returned via mail, at any Early Voting location, or in person at any of the four county offices. Residents can request a mailed ballot online or by calling (561) 656-6200.

Early Voting provides another accessible option. Any eligible registered voter in Palm Beach County can cast their ballot at any open Early Voting site. This differs from Election Day, where voters must go to their assigned precinct. The dates, times, and locations for Early Voting are subject to change, and the Supervisor of Elections office makes this information available on its Early Voting page at least 30 days before Election Day.

For those who prefer traditional voting, Election Day remains an option. On Election Day, voters must go to the specific polling place assigned to their precinct. This information appears on their Voter Information Card and is available online. Polling places in Palm Beach County operate from 7:00 am to 7:00 pm on Election Day. All voting methods in Palm Beach County utilize a paper ballot, a requirement under Florida Election Law, which helps maintain the integrity of the voting process. During Early Voting, ADA-compliant ExpressVote machines are available, providing audio and visual components for marking ballots.