Why wait in line at the polls
on March 17?
PLEASE SCROLL DOWN TO SEE
As a Palm Beach County voter, you may vote
in the privacy of your own home.
But first, you must obtain a vote-by-mail ballot.
The deadline to request that a Vote-by-Mail ballot be mailed to you for the March 17, 2020, election is no later than 5:00 p.m. on
March 7, 2020. (
If you miss the deadline, you can visit any of the offices of the Supervisor of Elections and they will print a mail ballot for you. Or you can vote in person during Early Voting or on Election Day.)
You may request for a Vote-by-Mail ballot
Your Vote-by-Mail ballot may be sent to your legal residence address, permanent mailing address or a temporary address.
When sending a Vote-by-Mail ballot to an address not on file with the Florida Voter Registration System (such as your college address), the request must be in writing and signed by the voter. The online mail ballot request service system will notify you if the address is not already on file and you will be prompted to print, sign and submit your request to our office. Written signed requests may be made by mail, fax (561) 656-6230, or as an attachment to email votebymail@pbcelections.org.
Vote-by-mail return envelopes
finally have prepaid postage,
so there is no need to use stamps!
For more information about voting-by-mail
in Palm Beach County, click
here
If you receive a vote-by-mail ballot and wish to vote in person on Election Day, you MUST bring your ballot to the polls and turn it over to the poll workers before you can vote.
To track the status of your vote-by-mail ballot request from the time you submit it until the voted ballot is returned to the Office of the Palm Beach County Supervisor of Elections, go to the free
Online Ballot tracking system by clicking
here and following the easy directions.
__________________________
PBCHRCVA has been conducting face-to-face endorsement interviews with candidates for federal, state and local offices. PBCHRCVA endorsements are based on how a candidate has supported the local LGBTQ community. For candidates who hold (or have held) public office, we also consider how those candidates have voted on LGBTQ issues.
The following candidates have been endorsed by The Palm Beach County Human Rights Council Voters Alliance for election or re-election.
Boca Raton Mayor - Scott Singer
Boynton Beach City Commission (Dist. 2) - Woodrow Hay
Boynton Beach City Commission (Dist. 4) - Ty Penserga
Delray Beach City Commission (Seat 2) - William Bathurst
Delray Beach City Commission (Seat 4) - Shirley Johnson
Haverhill Town Council (Seat 2) - Ray Caranci
Jupiter Town Council (Dist. 1) - Wayne Posner
North Palm Beach Village Council (Group 3) - Darryl C. Aubrey
Palm Beach Gardens City Council (Group 3) - Chelsea Reed
Palm Beach Shores Mayor - Myra Koutzen
West Palm Beach City Commission (Dist. 1) - Kelly Shoaf
West Palm Beach City Commission (Dist. 5) - Christina Lambert
________________________
Please note: PBCHRCVA has not made endorsements in every race
and not all of the listed candidates
will appear on your ballot.
PBCHRCVA is not only relying on you to vote in the upcoming election, we are also counting on you to share this e-mail with LGBTQ and allied voters, so progress on our issues can continue to be made.
This paid electioneering communication, which is independent of any party, candidate or committee, is produced, sponsored and paid for by the Palm Beach County Human Rights Council Voters Alliance.
The Palm Beach County Human Rights Council Voters Alliance.
Post Office Box 267
West Palm Beach, Florida 33402
