Early Voting
As one of the convenient ways to vote, the Florida Legislature allows voters to cast a ballot prior to Election Day at any designated Early Voting Center. Unlike Election Day when a voter must vote in his or her designated polling place, a voter can vote at any Early Voting Center.
Early Voting begins 10 days before an election and ends the Saturday prior to Election Day. Early Voting is conducted at ten locations throughout Orange County, Florida. Click here for a list of early voting locations. All Early Voting locations are accessible for voters with disabilities.
How to Vote Early
Voting at an early voting center is very much like voting at your precinct. You must show acceptable Photo and Signature ID. If you are unable to provide photo and signature ID you will be issued a provisional ballot.
At early voting you will receive the same type of ballot and you will use the same type of voting equipment that is used at the polls on Election Day. The votes are saved immediately but the results are not tabulated until election night.
Early Voting Schedule for 2012 Elections
For the Early Voting Schedule and Maps Click Here