Voting in Martin County
Register to Vote
Who Can Register
- If you are eighteen (18) years old, a U.S. citizen, and a permanent resident of the State of Florida you may register to vote.
- If you are sixteen (16) years old, you may pre-register and receive your voter information card in the mail after your 18th birthday.
- You are not entitled to register to vote if you have been adjudicated mentally incapacitated with regard to voting in this or any other state and you have not had your right to vote restored pursuant to law, or, if you have been convicted of any felony by any court of record and you have not had your right to vote restored pursuant to law.
Where You Can Register
- You can register online at https://registertovoteflorida.gov/
- You may register to vote in person at the Supervisor of Elections office at:
135 SE Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd, Stuart, FL 34994 - You may register to vote when obtaining a drivers license at any Martin County Tax Collector’s Office.
- You may obtain a Voter Registration Application at many other locations in Martin County. See List
HERE
- Once your registration has been processed, a voter information card will be mailed to you.
Voting by Mail
All Vote by Mail ballots must be received at the Elections Office no later than 7 p.m. on Election Day
For domestic voters, the send periods for 2022 are: General Election: September 29 – October 6
For absent stateside and overseas uniformed service member and overseas civilian voters, the send periods for 2022 are: General Election: September 24
Very Important
Has your signature changed? When you vote by mail, your signature on the outside of the ballot certificate envelope needs to match the signature that is on file with the Elections office.
A signature change can only be accomplished by completing a Voter Registration Application OR online at https://registertovoteflorida.gov/
You may want to consider taking a photo of your signature for future reference.
New Laws
Due to a recently enacted law in Florida, there are now limits on the number of ballots that a volunteer can return for voters that are not family members. A violation of this law is now a felony.
Any single person can only deliver up to 2 ballots per election from non-family members. In this regard, the state of Florida defines the term “immediate family” means a person’s spouse or parent, child, grandparent, grandchild, or sibling of the person or the person’s spouse.
Drop your Vote By Mail Ballot here
Elections Center
135 SE Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd, Stuart
Hoke Library
1150 Jack Williams Way, Jensen Beach
Robert Morgade Library
5851 SE Community Dr, Stuart
Hobe Sound Library
10595 SE Federal Hwy, Hobe Sound
Peter & Julie Cummings Library
2551 SW Matheson Ave, Palm City
Elisabeth Lahti Library
15200 SW Adams Ave, Indiantown
Track Your Ballot
BallotTrax by i3Logix is a unique, patent-pending 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! This gives voters peace of mind knowing their vote remains private and has been counted!
To track your ballot, click on the button below and register. You can use this site to confirm that your ballot was accepted. Check after you have cast your ballot to make sure it was accepted. If it was not, contact the Supervisor of Elections office:
772.288.5637