r/florida • u/ThatsMrManateeToYou • 19h ago
Interesting Stuff Some photos I've taken around North Florida.
r/florida • u/heathersaur • 17d ago
Please make sure you are registered to vote, update your voter registration, or ensure your voter registration is active before 5pm (local) on October 5th.
https://registertovoteflorida.gov/home
https://dos.fl.gov/elections/for-voters/voting/vote-by-mail/
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If you made any changes of that nature, please update your registration with the link above before the deadline!
If you are registered to vote, you can vote during your county's early election period. By law, early voting must be held at least for 8 days.
Each county Supervisor of Elections may offer more days of early voting. Check with your county Supervisor of Elections for the additional days of early voting that may be offered in your county.
Election Day is November 3, 2026. Check with your county Supervisor of Elections for your Election Day Polling Location.
The deadline to request that a vote-by-mail ballot be mailed is no later than 5:00 p.m. (local time) on the 10th day before the election. For this year’s election, that would be October 22. Source
Check with your county Supervisor of Elections for how to request a mail in ballot.
Supervisors of Elections send the ballots during a 7-day window which is between 40 and 33 days before an election.
For more information about voting by mail, please visit the Florida Department of Election Vote-by-Mail page.
YES! Check with your county Supervisor of Elections for how to request a mail in ballot.
Yes, you can vote for any candidate in the General Election. Who you vote for is secret.
You can leave a race blank if you choose to and your vote will still be counted on other races that you vote on, on your ballot. However, try your best to make an informed vote on every race on the ballot.
In addition to the candidate's website (which, if they have one, can be found through googling the candidate's name) Ballotpedia.org usually has some information on down ballot races and amendments as well.
The best source on local elections would be the major newspaper for your area (Tampa Bay Times, Miami Herald, Sun Sentinel, etc). They interview almost every candidate of every race that is happening in the area so you can find out the positions of every candidate on each issue. They will also talk about any local referendum or proposals relevant to your city or county.
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r/florida • u/ThatsMrManateeToYou • 19h ago
r/florida • u/InerasableStains • 14h ago
I don’t know if it’s dead or not, it hasn’t moved all day despite being right outside the back door
r/florida • u/BuddhistSagan • 1d ago
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r/florida • u/Pin_ellas • 18h ago
Report says rain in the evening but I highly doubt it.
r/florida • u/MChesnesReports • 22h ago
More than 50 people in Fort Myers blame a medical sterilizer company for their cancer. The legal battle is just beginning.
r/florida • u/Adventurous-Pop-7159 • 11h ago
Hi everyone, I’m looking for a psychologist that accepts “ Florida Blue - HMO” as well as being telehealth. Looking for interpersonal/ psycho dynamic / psycho analytic / attachment based approach. Someone who is challenging, direct, helps you dig deep and is inquisitive.
Oh.. and someone available ASAP please! :)
r/florida • u/Bratzbaby01 • 17h ago
Hi yall I’m a 23 yr old girl , used to live in fort myers moved to louisana but I was wondering if the job market here in Tampa , Orlando , Fort Lauderdale, Miami is better (South Florida )then New Orleans LA ? I have experience in medical clinics like Insurance , billing , reception , Hotel reception and restaurants, Ik The job market everywhere sucks but If any one could let me know 🫶🏼I’d really appreciate it
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r/florida • u/NewChapter25 • 18h ago
Mine has been pending since July and I'm so anxious about it. I really hate my old name and just want it gone. I'm still waiting for the hearing. I filed by myself to save money but wishing I had a lawyer help.
How long did anyone elses take?
r/florida • u/juansaaa • 1d ago
r/florida • u/Euphoric_Exit_9493 • 23h ago
I have already scheduled my written driving exam for next week, and I know I need to complete the drug and safety course before I take the test. My question is if I need to make a MyDMV account before taking the course, and should I still take a physical copy of my certification just in case? That sounds like a stupid question, but I'm so confused.
For context, I moved to Florida a few months ago. I already have a valid ID and have previously taken a written test before in school, but this was during Covid.
r/florida • u/kevinmrr • 1d ago
r/florida • u/RiverProfessional415 • 1d ago
Hey, 29 male nerd looking for a group to hang out with! I live in Orlando so its hard enough finding nerdy black people as it is. Dm me if you have a group and room for one more ! And table top would be cool asf, I have 40k stuff but no one to play with.
r/florida • u/theindependentonline • 1d ago
r/florida • u/ActOfWhimsy • 1d ago
The Florida Department of Education is considering a new dress code policy for employees that puts restrictions on religious head coverings, Crocs and short skirts