If you have had your rights restored you can get your voter ID and vote, otherwise you can not vote as a convicted felon

what identification do i need to vote

You can actually find the answer once you click on the state of your choice. You should see a box with like 4 tabs labeled upcoming elections, registrations deadline, where and when to vote, and what to bring. All of the answers are the except the last 2 questions. I am having trouble finding those two answers as well.

In Florida you have to be 18 years old in order to vote in any of the elections.

If you move within the same county after you have registered to vote, you have the option of making the address change in person, by phone, by e-mail, by fax or by other written means (you will need to provide your date of birth). You can do this after the 29 day deadline and still be eligiblie to vote. Please contact your local county Supervisor of Elections to see which form of change of address they accept.

If you move to a different county and you passed the 29 day registration deadline you can still change your address by contacting your new Supervisor of Election's office. You will have to cast a provisional ballot, but you will still be able to vote. http://election.dos.state.fl.us/gen-faq.shtml#link1  (see questions 10 and 11)

hmm... well, voted ballots are due by the close of polls on election day, so i'm going with no. but if i were you, i'd call my local election official and find out what exactly happened with the absentee ballot.

you can find contact info here:

https://www.overseasvotefoundation.org/overseas/eod.htm

thanks!
debra
www.longdistancevoter.org

Unless you have an absentee ballot, you will need to cast your ballot in the county where you are registered.

Polling locations are often nearby. The first thing to do is check the location using FIND YOUR POLLING PLACE widget on the right hand side of this screen. You may even be able to walk to it.

If it is some distance away, you could contact one of the political parties. They help get people to the polls. You can reach Democrats at http://www.fladems.com/ and Republicans at http://www.rpof.org/

There isn't a good public option in Florida -- outside the normal public transportation system.

In a pinch, you could always call a cab.

Hope this helps.

Your ID is just used for identification purposes, not to verify your address, so your drivers license should be fine.

There are lots of forms of ID that work. Here is the Florida law:

Florida voters must provide current and valid photo identification at the polling place in order to vote. Acceptable forms of identification include the following:

-Florida identification card
-Florida driver's license
-United States passport
-Debit or credit card
-Military identification
-Student identification
-Retirement center identification
-Neighborhood association identification
-Public assistance identification

If the photo identification does not contain the voter's signature, an additional identification with the voter's signature is required.

For more information, visit the Florida Division of Elections site: http://election.dos.state.fl.us/voting/index.shtml

Interesting question, gabe. Are you signed up to work at a polling location?

If so, you should contact your local Supervisor of Elections first thing in the morning. They would make that assignment.

Here is a handy list: http://election.dos.state.fl.us/SOE/supervisor_elections.shtml

If you are looking for your own polling location, you can use the handy widget on the right side of this page marked FIND YOUR POLLING PLACE.

Hope this helps.