Florida Primary Registration Deadline Has Passed: What FL-23 Voters Should Check Now
The July 20 registration and party-change deadline has passed. FL-23 voters should use official election tools to confirm their current voter record.
Florida's July 20, 2026 deadline to register to vote or change party affiliation for the August 18 Primary Election has passed.
FL-23 voters should still use official election tools to confirm the registration, address, party affiliation, assigned districts, and polling information currently on file. Campaign staff and volunteers cannot change a voter record or determine eligibility; questions should go directly to the appropriate election office.
Election information can change. Before acting, confirm every detail through the official sources linked below.
Check the record, not a screenshot
Do not rely on an old voter card, a forwarded message, a campaign graphic, or a social media post to tell you what is currently in your voter record.
Use Florida's official voter-status tools to confirm:
- Your registration status.
- Your name and residential address.
- Your party affiliation.
- Your assigned precinct and districts.
- Whether any update needs to be submitted.
Florida is a closed-primary state. Party affiliation generally determines which partisan primary contests appear on a voter's ballot, subject to the official rules for nonpartisan contests and Universal Primary Contests.
Use official election resources
The Florida Department of State provides official registration information and online voter tools:
- Register or update information: https://registertovoteflorida.gov/home
- Check voter status and polling information: https://dos.fl.gov/elections/for-voters/check-your-voter-status-and-polling-place/
- Review the state deadline notice: https://dos.fl.gov/communications/press-releases/2026/secretary-of-state-cord-byrd-reminds-floridians-of-voter-registration-deadline-for-august-primary-election/
Palm Beach County voters can also review the Supervisor of Elections' official dates and services:
- Election dates and deadlines: https://www.votepalmbeach.gov/191/Election-Dates-Deadlines
If the official sites show information you do not understand, contact the appropriate election office directly. Campaign volunteers should never guess about a voter's eligibility, registration, party status, or personal record.
Make accuracy part of your voting plan
Checking now helps identify questions that should go to an official election office and helps prevent last-minute confusion about which contests appear on your ballot.
Paola Branda is a legal immigrant from Venezuela who believes lawful participation, accurate information, and confidence in the election process matter. Her campaign will point voters to official election authorities for rules and personal voter records.
America First. Freedom Always.
Check your official voter record today, and remind another Palm Beach voter to do the same.