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239-LEE-VOTE (533-8683) • Office Hours: M - F 8:30a.m. - 5:00p.m.
Our mission is to deliver superior election services to the voters of Lee County.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION 


Early Voting

Early Voting for the March 19, 2024, Presidential Preference Primary Election ENDED Saturday, March 16, 2024. 

Click here to find your Election Day polling locations or determine your eligibility to vote on Election Day.


Current Election Statistics

To view a breakdown of ballots cast for an upcoming election, click here

On election night, Tuesday, March 19, we will release and post preliminary, unofficial local election results shortly after 7:00 p.m. The 1st unofficial results, 2nd unofficial results (only for recounts), and official results will be compiled on the dates designated by the Canvassing Board Meetings and Logic and Accuracy Testing Schedule.


Voter Registration Totals as of Book Closing

The "Active Registered Voters" total in the top corner of our website reflects the total number of registered voters as of February 20, 2024, the Book Closing Deadline for the March 19, 2024, Presidential Preference Primary. 

On March 20, the totals will return to a daily calculation.


NEW LOCATION: Lehigh Acres Branch Office

We have expanded to meet the growing population of voters and now provide election services in Lehigh Acres! Please stop by our new branch office at the East Lee County Government Center at 600 Homestead Road S #9, Lehigh Acres 33974

Hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday–Friday.


Vote-by-Mail Request Renewal Required

Under Florida law, all Vote-by-Mail requests expired at the end of 2022. You must submit a new request if you plan to vote by mail in a municipal, primary, or general election through 2024. Click Here to request a Vote-by-Mail ballot.

You must contact your county's elections office if you are registered in a different county.


2024 Canvassing Board Meetings 

To view the meeting schedules for the 2024 election cycle, click here.


Online Service Tools

If you need assistance, you have the option of utilizing our online service tools offered through this site, which do 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 require that is not available on this site or if you require help using one of our online service tools.


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. However, they can 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 changing your political party affiliation for future elections, click here.


Subscribe to our Newsletter

With the 2022 election season behind us, we begin to focus on the 2024 election cycle. You can keep up with everything happening at Lee County Elections by reading our Quarterly Newsletter

Be sure to subscribe to our newsletter, so you don't miss anything!


Update Your Signature 

Posted November 6, 2023 | Revised November 8, 2023

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 crucial that your voter record contain your current signature.

Having your signature up-to-date may seem like a minor thing. However, it can be a determining factor in deciding whether your vote or signature will be counted when you choose to vote by mail, cast a Provisional Ballot during Early Voting or on Election Day, or sign a petition. Florida's law requires that the signature on your Vote-by-Mail ballot or Provisional Ballot voter's certificate, or signed petition be compared to the signature on your voter record.

All signature updates for use in verifying vote-by-mail voter certificates, Provisional Ballot voter certificates, or petitions must be received by our office before we receive the voter's ballot. In the case of a Provisional Ballot, before the ballot is cast or, in the case of a petition, before the petition is submitted for signature verification.

To update your signature, you must complete a Florida Voter Registration Application. You may obtain an application on this website or at any of our office locations, or you may call the office and request an application be mailed to you.

The completed, original application must be returned by mail or in person at any of our office locations.

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.

 

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Tommy Doyle, Supervisor of Elections, Lee County

Mailing Address for all Correspondence:
P. O. Box 2545, Fort Myers FL 33902-2545
PHONE (all offices): 239 LEE-VOTE (239-533-8683)
HOURS (all offices): M - F 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Public Records Requests:
Contact: Stephen Rumer, Public Records Custodian
PHONE: 239 LEE-VOTE (239-533-8683)
REQUEST FORM

MAIN OFFICE
Melvin Morgan
Constitutional Complex
2480 Thompson St, 3rd Floor,
Fort Myers, FL 33901
(corner of Fowler St and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd)
CAPE CORAL BRANCH OFFICE
Lee County Government Center
1039 SE 9th Ave
Cape Coral, FL 33990
BONITA SPRINGS BRANCH OFFICE
At Bonita Commons
25987 S Tamiami Trail, #105
Bonita Springs, FL 34134
LEE COUNTY ELECTIONS CENTER
South Fort Myers Branch Office
13180 S Cleveland Ave,
Fort Myers, FL 33907
(across the street from the Bell Tower Shops)

Under Florida law, s. 668.6076, F.S., e-mail addresses are public records. If you do not want your e-mail address released in response to a public records request, do not send electronic mail to this entity. Instead, contact this office by phone or in writing.