Overview
- Miami‑Dade and Monroe opened early voting on Aug. 3, with Miami‑Dade running through Aug. 16 and Monroe through Aug. 15, while Broward is scheduled for Aug. 8–16.
- Supervisors have published full lists of early‑voting sites and master sample ballots that show competitive U.S. House races and local school‑board contests.
- The statewide deadline to request a mail‑in ballot is Aug. 6 and standing vote‑by‑mail requests expired Dec. 31, 2024, so voters must submit new requests to get ballots by mail.
- State reporting showed more than 566,000 mail ballots had been returned and about 9,000 people had voted at early sites, signaling strong early participation.
- Florida’s closed‑primary rules mean voters can only use their party’s partisan ballot and a new proof‑of‑citizenship requirement will change registration rules next year but does not affect this primary.