• Address Change - When a voter's address changes within the state of Florida, the voter may notify the Department of Elections office by phone, fax, mail, email, in person or by submitting a Florida Voter Registration Application Form. Email requests must include the voter's date of birth; written correspondence must include the voter’s date of birth and signature.

  • Address Change Form

• Name Change - When a voter's name has changed due to marriage or other legal process, the voter may notify the Department of Elections office by mail, fax or by submitting a  Florida Voter Registration Application Form.  Written correspondence must include the voter’s date of birth and signature.

• Party Change - When a voter seeks to change party affiliation, the voter may notify the Department of Elections office by mail, fax or by submitting a Florida Voter Registration Application Form.  Written correspondence must include the voter’s date of birth and signature.

• Signature Update - It is very important to update your signature on file, as it may change throughout the years. Signatures on your registration record are used to verify signatures on petitions, absentee ballots and provisional ballots. If your signatures do not match, your petition or ballot will not count. To update your signature, submit a Florida Voter Registration Application Form to the Department of Elections.

• Voter Information Card - A Voter Information Card is issued to new registrants and voters updating their records. A voter may receive a replacement Voter Information Card by providing the Department of Elections office with a signed, written request by mail or fax or by submitting a Florida Voter Registration Application Form. Upon verification of registration, a duplicate card shall be issued without charge.

 

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