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Today is last day to register to vote in November election

Written by: October 04 2010
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INDIAN RIVER COUNTY – Today is the last day for Indian River County residents to vote in the upcoming general election.

Voters will be given the opportunity to weigh in on who will represent them in their respective cities and towns, on the County Commission, the School Board and state and federal offices.

They will also make decisions on a local ballot referendum that could give incentives to new or expanding businesses within the county that offer more jobs.

 

The following information is from the Supervisor of Election’s Office Website, www.VoteIndianRiver.com

How to Register to Vote

Those at least 18 years old, a U.S. citizen, and legal resident of Florida may register to vote.  A person who is otherwise qualified may preregister on or after that person’s 16th birthday and may vote in any election occurring on or after that person’s 18th birthday.

They will receive a voter information card in the mail after their 18th birthday.

Those who have been adjudicated mentally incapacitated with regard to voting in this or any other state and have not had their right to vote restored pursuant to law, or, those who have been convicted of any felony by any court of record and have not had their right to vote restored pursuant to law are not allowed to register to vote.

Those who are qualified to vote may register to do so in Indian River County either:

On-line by clicking the following link to begin the on-line application form. Once you have completed the on-line application, you must print it out, sign and date it, and return it to the Supervisor of Elections office in person or by mail.

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In Person or by Telephone: You may obtain a voter registration application in person or by telephone by contacting: Indian River County Supervisor of Elections, 4375 43rd Avenue, Unit #101, Vero Beach, FL  32967.

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Or pick up an application at any of these Indian River County locations:

County & Government Agencies

Clerk of Circuit Court – North County

Department of Children & Families

Indian River County Clerk of Circuit Court

Indian River County Health Department

Indian River County Supervisor of Elections

Indian River County Tax Collector – Main Office

Indian River County Tax Collector – Sebastian

Indian River County Tax Collector – West Branch

Social Security Administration

Division of Drivers License

Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles

Libraries

Indian River County Main Library

North Indian River County Library

Municipalities

City of Fellsmere

City of Sebastian

City of Vero Beach

Town of Indian River Shores

Town of Orchid

Educational Institutions

Adult Education Center

Indian River Community College

Chambers of Commerce

Sebastian Chamber of Commerce

Vero Beach & Indian River County Chamber of Commerce

Other Locations

Democratic Headquarters

Gifford Youth Activity Center

Realtor’s Association of Indian River, Inc.

Republican Headquarters

Senior Resource Association

U.S. Army Recruiting Station

After completing the voter registration application, it can be mailed or delivered to the Supervisor of Elections office. A voter identification card will be mailed to the applicant approximately two weeks after the application is processed.

 

How to Vote

Mail Ballot

Any qualified Indian River County voter may vote by mail ballot. Request a mail ballot by contacting the Supervisor of Elections office by phone (772) 226-3440, mail or in person.

Voters can also request a mail ballot by clicking here: Mail Ballot Request Form.

Mail ballot requests must be submitted no later than six days prior to an election.  Your designee, with written authorization, may pick up your mail ballot no earlier than 5 days prior to the election.

Mail ballot envelopes must be signed by the voter and returned to the Supervisor of Election’s office no later than 7 p.m. on Election Day.

Early Voting

Registered voters can vote early at any designated site in the county beginning 15 days prior to an election and ending the Saturday before Election Day. Early voting begins Oct. 18 and ends Oct. 30, except Sunday, Oct. 24, from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Early voting locations include:

Supervisor of Elections Office, 4375 43rd Ave., Vero Beach/Gifford.

Main Library, 1600 21st Street, Vero Beach.

Historic Sebastian City Hall/Old Schoolhouse, 1235 Main Street, Sebastian.

At the Voting Precinct

Registered voters (those 18 and older) may vote on Election Day at their assigned precinct.

The name and address of their voting precinct is on their voter information card or can be looked up on the Supervisor of Election’s Web site, www.voteindianriver.com under Precinct Finder.

Voters must bring photo/signature identification to the polling place on Election Day.

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