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DATES

CITY OF TAMPA ELECTION
 Feb. 25 - March 3: Early Voting
March 1: Canvassing Board Mtg 
March 5: Mail Ballots Due
March 5: Election Day

Events, public meetings & more:

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QUICK LINKS

register to vote online
Register or Update Info		   City of Tampa Municipal Election - March 5th
City of Tampa
Municipal Election 		  
Track My Ballot   		  
Amendment 4 
Frequently Asked Questions 

Link to the printable voter registration application.

If you experience problems using the RegisterToVoteFlorida.gov link to online voter registration, click here to download a printable application. (En Español)


 FSASE Scholarship information  Applications are now being accepted for the Florida State Association of Supervisors of Elections Scholarship.
The deadline to apply for this scholarship is March 29, 2019.
Click Here for the application form and eligibility requirements. 


ELECTION SECURITY


Tampa Bay Times Op Ed

Election security document link.

  

Are You Ready to Vote?WHEN IS THE NEXT ELECTION?

Our next election is the City of Tampa Municipal Election in March, 2019. See election dates and deadlines here.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:

Q: Are Vote By Mail ballots always counted?
A:  Yes. By law, all Vote By Mail ballots are counted. In fact, they are the first votes we report on Election Night. 

Q: Why does Hillsborough County publish voting material in English and Spanish? 
A:  Hillsborough County is a "covered jurisdiction" under the Language Minority Groups provision of the Voting Rights Act, so we are required by law to publish voting material in both English and Spanish.

Q: Why am I allowed to vote in any Early Voting location during the Early Voting period, but on Election Day I have to vote in my assigned neighborhood polling place?
A:  During Early Voting, we have printers in each voting site, and no matter what districts you live in, we can print your ballot for you when you arrive. Ballots are printed in advance for Election Day. When you go to your polling place on Election Day, your ballot will be waiting for you.

 

 

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