Jacksonville residents urged to request your vote-by-mail ballot now for the Presidential Election

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Supervisor of Elections Jerry Holland urges Jacksonville voters to request their Vote-by-Mail ballot in preparation for the upcoming Presidential Election.

Voters can easily request a ballot by calling 904-255-VOTE (8683) or by picking one up at the main office located at 105 East Monroe Street.

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Who Can Request a Vote-by-Mail Ballot?

• Any eligible registered voter can request a Vote-by-Mail ballot for a specific election or all elections through the next general election. After that, a new request will need to be made for future elections.

Where Can Your Ballot Be Sent?

• Your Vote-by-Mail ballot can be sent to your legal residence, permanent mailing address, or temporary address.

What You Need to Provide Over the Phone:

• Your full name, date of birth, Florida Driver’s License or ID number, or the last four digits of your Social Security number.
• Your mailing address (if different from your residential address).
• The election or elections for which the Vote-by-Mail ballot is being requested.

For more information, visit the Duval County Elections Office website at duvalelections.gov or call 904-255-VOTE (8683).

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