Election Day in Florida: Everything you need to know to vote in the midterms

Tuesday, Nov. 3, is Election Day in the U.S.A.In Florida, that means major federal and state races, as well as local races and runoff elections, not to mention the property tax constitutional amendment.[ELECTION 2026: Voter’s Guide|How your vote is processed|Election Myths]This article is designed to help answer questions about finding polling places, voting by mail, seeing what’s on your ballot and more. For our more in-depth guide, featuring candidate profiles and information on state and county amendments, visit our News 6 Voter’s Guide at the banner below.What you need to vote in personIn Florida, voting in person is not just for Election Day — you can also vote early.To vote, you need to be registered. When you go to your polling place, you need to bring a current and valid photo and signature ID. The following forms of photo identification are allowed if they are current:Florida driver’s licenseFlorida identification card issued by the Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehic