Broward County to Mail Over 18,437 Ballots for Fort Lauderdale Primary
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The Frame
Fort Lauderdale voters will receive ballots by mail for the January 16, 2018, primary election, and must register by December 18, 2017, to participate.
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Fort Lauderdale voters
Voters will receive mail-in ballots and must adhere to the December 18 registration deadline to participate in the January 16 primary.
Broward County Supervisor of Elections Office
The office is responsible for mailing 18,437 ballots and managing the 2018 election cycle.
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Summary
Key Facts
- The Broward County Supervisor of Elections office will mail 18,437 vote-by-mail ballots to Fort Lauderdale voters.
- All vote-by-mail ballots include pre-paid return postage.
- The 2018 election cycle officially begins on December 12, 2017.
- The voter registration deadline for the January 16, 2018, Fort Lauderdale primary is December 18, 2017.
- The 2018 election calendar includes: January 16 (Fort Lauderdale Primary), March 13 (Municipal General), August 28 (Primary), and November 6 (General).
- Online voter registration is available for the 2018 midterm cycle.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the deadline to register to vote for the Fort Lauderdale primary?
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When is the Fort Lauderdale Primary Election?
Why It Matters
Fort Lauderdale voters will receive ballots by mail for the January 16, 2018, primary election, and must register by December 18, 2017, to participate.
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2018 Election Cycle Schedule
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