Florida
All Voting is Local Florida works with local and state elections officials to improve voter access and reduce the harm of the state’s restrictive voting laws. To protect the rights of all Florida voters, we advocate for more access to early voting, vote by mail, and drop boxes.
Take Action
Voters have the power to push back on the negativity, fear, misinformation, and election sabotage threats that seek to take away our freedoms. Take the pledge to push a proactive, pro-voter agenda in Florida.
Make a plan to vote
Some counties’ election policies have changed in the wake of Hurricane Ian, and all Florida voters still have the option to vote in by mail, early, or on Election Day.
FEATURED WORK
We successfully advocated for an early voting site in Orange County’s Lake Nona community in 2022, giving voters more options to vote during the primary and midterm elections.
news from Florida
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Florida Must Allow More Time for Voters to Fix Any Issues With Ballots Due to Incoming Tropical Storm Nicole
November 8, 2022 TALLAHASSEE — All Voting is Local Florida, Campaign Legal Center, and other state, local, and national organizations, sent a letter Tuesday to Gov. Ron DeSantis and Secretary of State Cord Byrd to extend the deadline for voters to fix any issues with mail-in or provisional ballots as Subtropical Storm Nicole approaches the […]
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Florida Voting Rights Groups Remind Kissimmee Police to Stay Out of No-Electioneering Zone
October 20, 2022 KISSIMMEE, Fla. — All Voting is Local Florida and its partners sent a letter Thursday to Kissimmee Chief of Police Jeffrey O’Dell to inform him that officers should stay out of no-electioneering zones at polling locations during the election season. Early voting begins in Osceola County on Oct. 24. Continuous Kissimmee police […]
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Florida Gives Voters Affected by Hurricane Ian More Options, But Ballot Access Concerns Remain
October 13, 2022 TALLAHASSEE — All Voting is Local Florida State Director Brad Ashwell released the following statement in response to Gov. Ron DeSantis’ executive order that partially extends ballot access to voters in certain counties affected by Hurricane Ian: “Hurricane Ian has devastated the lives of many Floridians, uprooting tens of thousands from their […]