Despite everything happening, we still have a critical election coming up, and the biggest message we can share right now is VOTE. Mail ballots were sent on October 1st, and Early Voting begins October 21st. **Early Voting may be expanded due to the storms, please stay tuned.** If you don’t receive your mail-in ballot, don’t wait – VOTE in person as soon as it is opened.

Despite everything happening, we still have a critical election coming up, and the biggest message we can share right now is VOTE. Mail ballots were sent on October 1st, and Early Voting begins October 21st. **Early Voting may be expanded due to the storms, please stay tuned.** If you don’t receive your mail-in ballot, don’t wait – VOTE in person as soon as it is opened. You can always find up-to-date voting information from the Pinellas Supervisor of Elections at their Hurricane page at Votepinellas.gov/hurricane or by calling 727-464-VOTE (8683). Once we get further updates, we will be sure to share them with you. We’ll also be calling and visiting neighborhoods across the county with our outstanding candidates and electeds, checking on our community and providing the latest voting information. If you can lend a hand, please let us know through the form above. Together, we can get through this storm and make sure that everyone in Pinellas County has the support they need. Most importantly, as the Pinellas Democratic Party, let’s make sure every vote counts during this off-the-charts, Climate Change related, Hurricane-Election season. The post Update on Election Services Following Hurricanes Helene and Milton appeared first on Pinellas County Democratic Party.