Washington County
Florida Supervisor of Elections
Welcome to the Washington County Florida Supervisor of Elections website! Our site is designed to provide you with the information and resources you need to exercise your right to vote. Here, you can register to vote, update your voter information, check your registration status, and find your polling location.
Additionally, our website provides information on upcoming elections, sample ballots, and election results. We strive to make the voting process as simple and accessible as possible for all Washington County residents.
If you have any questions or need assistance, please don’t hesitate to reach out to our team. You can find our contact information on the website, and we are always happy to help in any way we can. Thank you for visiting the Washington County Florida Supervisor of Elections website, and we look forward to serving you!
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2026 Mail Ballot
All Vote by Mail request expire after each General Election. Please be sure to request your Vote By Mail Ballot for the 2026 Election Cycle.
Dates to Remember
Vote-By-Mail Sent to UOCAVA voters (General)
Vote-By-Mail Sent to UOCAVA voters (General)
Last day to Register to Vote or make Party Changes for the General Election
Monday, October 5, 2026, is the last day to Register to Vote or make Party Changes for the General Election
Logic and Accuracy Testing for General Election
Logic and Accuracy Testing for General Election on Tuesday, October 6, 2026, at 10 am.
News & Announcements
Military & Overseas Voting
Military members, their families, and U.S. citizens abroad can request voter registration or an absentee ballot using the FPCA or by contacting their local elections office.
Learn more about Military & Overseas Voting
Notice of 2026 General Election
**Florida Driver License Changes: What to Know**
The Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles began issuing driver licenses and state ID cards that include four randomly generated numbers. This change was part of a new law designed to enhance security and prevent identity theft.
Beginning July 31, 2024, all Florida residents who renew their driver license are issued the new number.
The challenge for elections offices across the state is that a Florida driver license number is one of the ways voters are verified when they vote in person, by mail or submit a petition.
What should voters do?
When renewing your driver license in person, select the option to update your voter record and have your new driver license information sent directly to your local elections office. When you select this option, your voter record will be updated with your new driver license number, and no further action is needed.
If you received a new Florida driver license after July 31, 2024 and did not opt to update your voter record at that time, it is strongly recommended that you update your voter record with your new driver license number. Visit the Update Voter Information section of our website for a complete list of options.
While in-person voting is unaffected by the change, Florida voters with a new driver license number who attempt to submit a vote-by-mail request online may encounter issues because the system will not recognize the new number. If this occurs, contact our office at 850-638-6230 for assistance.
The bottom line
Over time, all Florida residents will be required to transition to the new driver license format. Even though the change will not prevent anyone from voting, it is a good reminder to routinely update your voter record whenever there is a change to your residential address, name, signature or driver license number.
If you have questions about how the new driver license format will affect the voting process, contact our office at 850-638-6230.