IMPORTANT INFORMATION 

Holiday Closing Notice

All offices of the Lee County Supervisor of Elections will be closed on Monday, January 17 in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. We look forward to serving you when we reopen on Tuesday, January 18.

Florida Senate Bill 90 Fact Sheet

This fact sheet details changes in recently enacted legislation as it pertains to voters. The new law addresses voter registration, Vote-by-Mail ballots, and the use of Vote-by-Mail ballot drop boxes.

Florida Senate Bill 90 Fact Sheet (English PDF)
Proyecto de ley 90 del Senado de Florida (Spanish PDF)

Lee County Elections Quarterly Newsletter

As we reflect on 2021 and start to look forward to the 2022 election cycle, our Fall Newsletter has everything you need to know!

As your trusted source for election information, we want to ensure you are well informed. Stay Connected. Sign up to receive important updates, our quarterly newsletter, and essential election information by clicking the link below.

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If you want to read our Archived Newsletters, you can find those here.

Important Notice to Candidates Concerning Party Affiliation

For more information, click here.

Online Service Tools

You have the option of utilizing our online service tools, offered through this site, which does not require you to appear in person at our office to conduct business. On this site, you can register to vote, update your voter registration record, make or update a Vote-by-Mail ballot request, or contact us.

Please call the office at (239) LEE-VOTE (533-8683) if there is information you need that is not available on this site or if you need help using one of our online service tools.

Updating Your Signature

Has your signature changed over the years? Now is the time to update the signature on your voter record with the Lee County Supervisor of Elections. It is very important that your voter record contains your current signature. Having your signature up-to-date may seem like a minor thing, but it can be a determining factor in deciding whether or not your vote will be counted when you choose to vote by mail. Florida law requires that the signature on your Vote-by-Mail ballot envelope be compared to the signature on your voter record before the ballot may be counted.

For more information on updating your signature or voter registration information, visit the Voter Resources section of this site and go to Update my Voter Registration Information.

Florida is a Closed Primary State

When registering to vote or changing your party affiliation, it is important to know that Florida is a closed primary state. This means that, in a Primary Election, voters not registered with a major political party may not have any candidates to vote for, and may only be able to vote on non-partisan candidates or issues that may appear on their ballot. 

Voters wishing to register to vote or change their party affiliation for a Primary Election must do so 29 days before that election.

For more information on making a change to your political party affiliation for future elections, click here.