Just the FAQs - General Election

When Is the General Election?

The 2024 General Election is on November 5, 2024.

How Do I Register to Vote in the General Election?

Registering to vote is easy! Visit our Voter Registration page to get started.

If you are already registered but you need to make a change, visit our Update Voter Registration page.

The voter registration deadline for the 2024 General Election is October 7. You must register to vote by this day in order to cast a ballot in the General Election.

How Do I Vote in the General Election?

You can vote in the General Election using any of these methods. Click on the links to learn more about each way you can cast your ballot.

What Is on my General Election Ballot?

In the General Election, the winning candidates from the Primary Election compete against each other, along with any candidates who do not have a party. Whichever candidate receives the most votes in each contest is the winner and will take office. You can find further information about local candidates by visiting the candidate list on our website.

In addition to candidates, the General Election ballot includes six proposed amendments to the Florida Constitution and five proposed amendments to the the City of Tallahassee Charter. You can find information about these proposed amendments on our Just the FAQs - Amendments webpage

View Your Sample Ballot

Use the Voter Information Lookup to view your sample ballot and see exactly what candidates and contests will be on your ballot. Sample ballots for the General Election will be available in mid September. 

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Mark S. Earley
Leon County Supervisor of Elections

OFFICE ADDRESS: 2990-1 Apalachee Parkway, Tallahassee FL 32301
MAILING ADDRESS: Leon County Supervisor of Elections Office P.O Box 7357, Tallahassee FL 32314-7357
P: (850) 606-8683 | F: (850) 606-8601 | E: Vote@leonvotes.gov | Hours: M - F: 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM

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