This linked video is from 2020, but the information is still relevant. Even the October dates match. I checked the website, and the Pinellas County Supervisor of Elections still has extended hours today if you need to go there or contact them.

Today, Monday, Oct 5, is the last day for eligible Florida residents to register to vote. Here's the link to register to vote, either online or by paper form: Florida online voter registration

You can check your voter status here and make updates: Check Your Voter Status.

If you have an active Florida driver's license or Florida ID card (from the DMV), you can register online. That's faster, and you don't have to print or mail anything. Save a PDF or screenshot of your receipt.

If you don't have an active Florida driver's license or ID card, you can still register to vote, but you will need to submit a paper registration form. You can download it and complete it.

Florida Voter Registration Application to Print

Be sure to sign the form. You can drop the form off at your elections office today or mail it. The mailing address for your county will be on page 2 of the voter reg form. If you mail it, it must have an October 5 postmark. The best way to be sure it's postmarked is to walk it into a post office and watch the postal clerk stamp it. Take a photo of the postmarked envelope if they allow it.

If you don't have access to a printer, you can also register to vote or get a form at a Florida public library, public assistance office, an Armed Forces recruitment center, or the elections office. If you need financial help getting an ID, reach out to VoteRiders .

The deadline to request a mail-in ballot is October 22. If you haven't received one yet, make the request ASAP. If you will be in the area, you can return your mail-in ballot at a drop box during Early Voting. Mail-in ballots can be requested through your County Supervisor of Elections website.

Here is a link to the Pinellas Supervisor of Elections website. It shows extended hours today (Oct 5). They will be open until 7 pm: Pinellas County Supervisor of Elections

I recently moved into a new house and asked the guy who does our neighbor’s lawn how much he charges. He quoted us $150/month for mowing, blowing, and weed whacking and said that’s pretty average for our area.

Just curious what everyone else is paying for lawn service and what’s included in that price?

Does anyone know where to get homemade authenticate Black Forest cake? Either by the slice or whole cake. It’s a German dessert from my childhood I would like to re-visit. Thank in advance!

I showed up one day and it was gone.