Office Closures

As we continue to monitor the Coronavirus situation, our branch offices in Bonita Springs, Cape Coral, and South Fort Myers remain closed until further notice.  Our mission to deliver superior election services to the voters of Lee County can be carried out through our online services or by appointment.  

Our Main Office on the 3^rd Floor of the Melvin Morgan Constitutional Complex, located at 2480 Thompson Street in Fort Myers, will remain open Monday through Friday, from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. offering limited essential services BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. 

It is with much thought and consideration that we have decided to take steps to minimize potential exposure at the Main Office location by limiting public access and reducing in-person contact whenever possible. 

We encourage you to use online services offered through this site that do not require you to appear in-person at our offices to conduct business.  Available services on this site allow you to register to vote, update your voter registration record, request a Vote-by-Mail ballot, or contact us.

Please call the office at (239) LEE-VOTE (533-8683) to make an appointment to be seen, or if there is a service or information you need that is not available on this site, or if you need help using one of our online services.  

Current Election Statistics

To view our Current Election Statistics, click here.

Request or Renew a Vote-by-Mail Ballot!

Voting by mail is the most convenient way to vote, and postage is prepaid when returning your ballot by mail. To request a vote-by-mail ballot or renew your request for the 2020 federal, state, and local elections, use the Mail Ballot Request Service - click here.

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.