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Update Your Registration
After
you are registered to vote in Florida, it is important to keep your voter registration
record up to date with your current address, name, and desired party affiliation.
Address
Change
If you moved within Martin County, you may change your address by phone, by sending a signed letter or online at https://registertovoteflorida.gov/ .
If you moved from another Florida county to Martin County, you may change your address by phone, by e-mail (and you must include your birthday) or online at https://registertovoteflorida.gov/.
Party
Affiliation and Party Changes
Florida
is a closed primary state. In a primary election, voters may only vote for the candidates
of the party they selected when registering to vote. By not selecting a party, you
limit your vote in the primaries to judges and issues. The only exception is a Universal
Primary Contest or "UPC". A UPC is
a contest in a primary election in which all candidates have the same party affiliation
and the winner will have no opposition in the general election. All qualified electors
may vote in a UPC regardless of party affiliation.
Voters may change their party by written notice that contains the voter’s date of birth or voter registration number or online at https://registertovoteflorida.gov/.
Name Change/Signature Update
Voters
may change their name by written notice that contains the voter’s
date of birth or voter registration number or online at https://registertovoteflorida.gov/.
Has
your signature changed? When you return a Vote by Mail ballot or sign a petition,
your signature is verified against the signature we have on file. If the signatures
do not match, your ballot may not be counted or your petition may not be accepted.
Power
of attorney does not apply to voter registration. If for medical or other reasons
you are unable to sign your complete name, please submit any mark you are
capable of making. For voter registration purposes this mark will be deemed your signature.
Voters may update their signature online at https://registertovoteflorida.gov/
The Martin County Supervisor of Elections is committed to ensuring accessibility of its website to individuals with disabilities. To report an ADA accessibility issue, request accessibility assistance regarding our website content, or to request a specific electronic format, please contact Debbie Dent, Chief Deputy (772) 288-5637, TTY (772) 692-7320, or email [email protected] . We will make reasonable efforts to accommodate all needs.