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Everything You Need To Vote Is A Click Away!

Is your voter registration up to date? Find out on the on the Broward SOE Website!

Step 1: Go to Broward County Supervisor of Elections Website

Step 2: Look on the far right side of the page to find theVoter Info icon, and click it!

Step 3: Enter the requested information, and your voter status will appear, and much more!

Step 4: Request a vote-by-mail (VBM) ballot, if you haven’t done so already. Even if you plan to vote in person, request a VBM anyway! Life is unpredictable, being able to vote is not if you have requested a VBM ballot in advance.The other advantage of having a VBM ballot at home is you can learn what races and issues are on the ballot before you go in person. Just to be clear, you do not have to use the VBM ballot to vote. If you decide to vote in person, you still can. Just go to the early voting site or to your precinct/polling location to vote. After you have shown them your valid identification, they will issue you a new paper ballot. Three ways to vote, but think of Election Day as your last chance to vote.

Step 5: Make a plan to vote!

Congratulations to the 2026 Margaret McGrath League Leadership Class

League Leaders and the 2025 Leadership Class were thrilled to welcome the new class to its first session on January 17. As the third program year, the 2026 Leadership Class is a record-breaking size of 13 accomplished and impressive classmates.

To launch the inaugural session, the group welcomed Joe Scott, Supervisor of Elections of Broward County. Scott talked about protecting voting rights and provided facts addressing disinformation in the age of social media. He generously spent time answering questions from the 2026 Leadership Class.

Members of the class are Kalena Armstrong-Henry, Janette Del Angel, Diana Dupelord, Laura Guenthner, Brett Haber, Kathryn Huber, Christina Huynh, Raynel Kinchen, Cecelia Machuca, Christina Mikkelsen, Julienne Owens, Jesinia Patino and Paricia Varley.

How to be an accurate source of voting and election info

If you see 2026 as an opportunity to help democracy work and support the election process, then you've come to the right place.

An important role of the League of Women Voters is to educate our members to share accurate information about elections within their own communities and through League outreach programs. We started the year with a presentation that answers many questions about 2026 elections in Broward County. If you missed it, here's a YouTube video of the program. We guarantee you will learn a few things!

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