We are excited to announce that, beginning on 
  
 October 1, 2017, it will now be possible to register

 to vote and update your Florida voter

registration

online.  

Follow the links below to read

the press release

from

Florida Secretary of State

Ken Detzner

and view some frequently-asked questions

 and their answers regarding

Florida's Online Voter Registration service.

*Press Release from Secretary of State Detzner

*Online Voter Registration FAQs

The Jackson County Board of County Commissioners has directed our office to conduct an  election to decide whether intoxicating liquors,
 wines, or beer shall be sold by the drink for  consumption on premises.  This election will be held on November 14, and it will be a
mail-ballot election. This means that every voter registered no later than October 16 will be mailed a ballot on or around October 25, and
 that all voted ballots must be received in our office no later than 7 pm  on  November 14.
  
(You will not go to your precinct or an early voting site to vote.)

 To ensure that  you  receive your ballot, it is vitally important that we have your correct address on file.    

Click the links below to verify your registration status, check your address, or register to vote.  

Click here to access your sample ballot. 

Call our office at  (850) 482-9652 if you have any questions.

We have 1 special-called election in 2017 

and 2 regularly-scheduled

 elections in 2018.

Is your voter registration information 

up-to-date?

It's never too early to be sure!

Click here to verify that we have your correct information on file.

Click here if you need to make a change to your address.

Click here to access a Florida Voter Registration Application Form 

if you need to register to vote or change your name or party affiliation.

Click here if you would like to request a 

Vote-by-Mail ballot for the 2018 elections.