Jacksonville FL — Starting at 7 AM Monday, early voting gets underway in Duval County ahead of the midterm elections. This year’s election features some big races, including the one for Florida governor, the US Senate, and the one for a new sheriff in Jacksonville. You’ll be able to cast your ballot early at 20 early voting sites, between 7 AM and 7 PM daily from October 24th – November 6th. Supervisor of Elections for Duval County Mike Hogan says early voting is becoming a more popular option.
“It’s the easiest way to vote I think”. Hogan says.
He says is especially easy if you go during the mid-morning or in the middle of the afternoon. You’ll need to bring a valid ID and you’ll be able to vote at any of the early voting sites regardless of where you live.
Below are the locations of early voting sites in Duval County.
- SUPERVISOR OF ELECTIONS MAIN OFFICE -105 East Monroe Street
- OCEANWAY COMMUNITY CENTER 12215 Sago Avenue West
- ARGYLE BRANCH LIBRARY -7973 Old Middleburg Road S.
- PABLO CREEK REGIONAL LIBRARY - 13295 Beach Boulevard
- BEACHES BRANCH LIBRARY - 600 3rd Street Neptune Beach, FL 32266
- PRIME OSBORN CONVENTION CENTER - 1000 Water Street
- BRADHAM & BROOKS BRANCH LIBRARY - 1755 Edgewood Avenue West
- REGENCY SQUARE BRANCH LIBRARY - 9900 Regency Square Boulevard
- FSCJ – DEERWOOD CENTER - 9911 Old Baymeadows Rd.
- SAN MARCO BRANCH LIBRARY - 1513 LaSalle Street
- HIGHLANDS REGIONAL LIBRARY - 1826 Dunn Avenue
- SOUTH MANDARIN BRANCH LIBRARY - 12125 San Jose Boulevard
- JOSEPH LEE COMMUNITY CENTER - 5120 Perry St.
- SOUTHEAST REGIONAL LIBRARY - 10599 Deerwood Park Boulevard
- LEGENDS COMMUNITY CENTER - 5130 Soutel Drive
- UNIVERSITY PARK BRANCH LIBRARY - 3435 University Boulevard North
- MANDARIN BRANCH LIBRARY - 3330 Kori Road
- WEBB WESCONNETT REGIONAL LIBRARY - 6887 103rd Street
- MURRAY HILL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH - 4101 College St
- WEST BRANCH LIBRARY - 1425 Chaffee Road South
Hogan says if you plan to vote early one way you can save time is to have your sample ballot filled out ahead of voting.
“In every election where we have amendments, people haven’t read them until they get in there, and that slows the process down”. Hogan says.
For this election, Hogan says he’s expecting turnout to be anywhere between 60%-62%. Turnout for the 2018 midterms was 62.87%.
If you are not a fan of voting early, Election Day is November 8th.
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