1. VOTE BY MAIL

Why enroll in Vote By Mail?

• Your ballot will be mailed to you approximately 35 days before the election. You can study the ballot at your leisure, researching amendments, candidates, and non-partisan races.
• You can fill out the ballot at your kitchen table. Then drop it in your mailbox or take it to the Supervisor’s office and put it in a Drop Box.
• It’s free. Postage is prepaid.
• It’s convenient. No waiting in line. No finding a babysitter. No taking off from work.
• You can still vote in person, if you choose (just turn in the ballot at the polls).
• You don’t have to worry about a family emergency or other event getting in the way of your going to the polls

In 2022, voters who received ballots in the mail were nearly three times more likely to vote than those who didn’t get mail ballots.

• You must request a Vote by Mail ballot for each election cycle.
• Click here to Request a Vote by Mail Ballot.
• Click here to track your VBM ballot.
• For a comprehensive list of FAQs and Vote by Mail information, please visit Florida’s Department of Elections.

Click to enroll in Vote by Mail.

BallotTrax now Available from Lee County

BallotTrax is a free service that enables a Lee County voter to receive notifications by phone, email, or text about the status of their Vote-by-Mail Ballot packet, from the time it is mailed by Lee County Elections to when their mailed ballot is received and counted by the Elections Office.

BallotTrax by i3Logix is a unique, patented solution that tracks the status of every mail-in ballot and sends a series of proactive alerts to voters telling them where their ballot is in the election process from printed to accepted.

BallotTrax brings transparency to the voter process so you know your vote has counted. Whether your preference is to receive notifications via text, email, or voice alert, BallotTrax lets you know where your vote is in real time. Also, with our proactive notification system, we ensure you stay informed about upcoming elections and general election information so you never miss an opportunity for your voice to be heard.

Click to register in BallotTrax.

2. VOTE EARLY

Early Voting Sites for County Elections:

Supervisor of Elections Offices:

• • • Bonita Springs Branch Office
      25987 S Tamiami Trail, #105
      Bonita Springs, 34134
    • Cape Coral Branch Office
      Commissioner John E. Manning
      Lee County Government Center
      1039 SE 9th Avenue, Suite 100
      Cape Coral, 33990
    • Lee County Elections Center
      13180 S Cleveland Avenue
      Fort Myers, 33907
    • Lehigh Acres Branch Office
      600 Homestead Road S #9
      Lehigh Acres 33974
    • Main Office
      Melvin Morgan
      Constitutional Complex
      2480 Thompson Street, 3rd Floor
      Fort Myers, 33901

Other Early Voting Locations:

• • • Cape Coral – Lee County Library
      921 SW 39th Ter, Cape Coral Fl 33914
    • East County Regional Library
      881 Gunnery Rd N,  Lehigh Acres FL 33971
    • Estero Recreation Center
      9200 Corkscrew Palms Blvd, Estero FL 33928
    • Fort Myers Regional Library
      1651 Lee St, Fort Myers FL 33901 — Voting Room Address2450 First St, Fort Myers FL 33901 — Library Address
    • Housing Authority of the City of Fort Myers
      4224 Renaissance Preserve Way, Fort Myers FL 33916
    • Lakes Regional Library
      15290 Bass Rd, Fort Myers FL 33919
    • North Fort Myers Recreation Center
      2000 N Recreation Park Way, North Fort Myers FL 33903
    • Northwest Regional Library
      519 Chiquita Blvd N, Cape Coral FL 33993

Voter Checklist

🗹 Make sure your address and name are correct.

🗹 Confirm or change your party affiliation.

🗹 Update your signature. Your signature from your voter registration application is used to verify your identity and eligibility to vote. Be consistent when signing official election documents, including your mail ballot return envelope.

Where Do I Find and Change my Ballot Mailing Address?

Go to the Lee Elections “Check Your Information” webpage. Enter your name and date of birth to see your information. Your mailing address will show on the right-hand side of the page under “Mailing Address”. If you will be at a different address when ballots are mailed, please call Lee Elections at 239-533-8683.

IF YOU HAVE MOVED OUT OF FLORIDA:

At your convenience, please call the Lee Elections Office at 239-533-8683 to let them know you are no longer to be registered in Lee County. Please be sure to vote in your new state – you can find the information at this link.

IF YOU HAVE MOVED WITHIN FLORIDA:

You can update your Florida address at this link or call your local elections office.