LWVSC Voter Services - League of Women Voters of the Space Coast

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All League volunteers who want to participate in voter registration events on behalf of the League of Women Voters of Florida must complete a quiz before their first voter registration event. You must score 100%, but may take it several times if you need! Read the training and take the short quiz. See you at registration events and Thank You for getting INVOLVED!

Use the links below
(The password to take the members-only training and quiz: SusanBAnthony)

Take quiz to become certified to register voters (members only)

Become an active member of this or other Committees

What is Voter Services?

Voter Services is the very heart of the League, and all League members are part of the Voter Service team. Members register voters, assist with panel discussions, give presentations of proposed Florida Constitution Amendments and help at candidate forums, where they perform various duties such as moderating, timing and collecting question cards. (While all League members are part of this team, you can join the Voter Services committee to indicate that you want to be actively involved, just use the link above.)

Our Space Coast League has been directly involved in many political forums that include candidates from local municipal races all the way to U.S. Congress. Over the past several years, the partnerships of the League and various other community organizations have brought candidate forums to locations where voters can listen and watch candidates in action. These events are held to help educate voters about the candidates and their positions. Panel discussions and forums give citizens an opportunity to hear firsthand all sides of current issues, so that they are able to cast more informed votes at election time.

Voter Services also monitors election reforms and changes in election laws that affect voters. For example, our state League was instrumental in obtaining a fair redistricting amendment to the Florida Constitution after the 2010 U.S. Census. We have been following the state legislature throughout the redistricting process to ensure that the districts are apportioned properly to meet the standards set forth in the law.

Every other year after the November general election, Voter Service publishes the "CONTACT, Directory of Elected Officials" which also includes information on voter registration. Funding for the CONTACT is provided by generous donations from the business community and local governments. Copies are widely distributed at locations throughout Brevard County, including county government offices, city halls, chambers of commerce and local libraries.

Access documents related to our current voter services activities here.

Documents

2025 Special District Primary Election - April 1, 2025

Who May Vote: All Brevard County registered voters residing within State Senate District 19 & State House District 32

Mass mail of Military/Overseas (UOCAVA) Mail Ballots: February 14, 2025

Mass mail of Domestic Mail Ballots: February 27, 2025

Registration Books Close: March 3, 2025

Last Day to Request a Mail Ballot to be sent: March 20, 2025 by 5:00 p.m.
Early Voting: Saturday, March 22 - Saturday March 29, 2025

Polls Are Open: April 1, 2025 from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.

2025 Special District General Election - June 10, 2025

Who May Vote: All Brevard County registered voters residing within State Senate District 19 & State House District 32

Mass mail of Military/Overseas (UOCAVA) Mail Ballots: April 25, 2025

Mass mail of Domestic Mail Ballots: May 8, 2025

Registration Books Close: May 12, 2025

Last Day to Request a Mail Ballot to be sent: Saturday, May 29, 2025 by 5:00 p.m.

Early Voting: Saturday, May 31 - Saturday, June 7, 2025

Polls Are Open: June 10, 2025 from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.