How to Cancel Your Florida Voter Registration in Okeechobee County

Original title: Cancel Florida Voter Registration – Okeechobee County, FL

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What this does

Residents can use these procedures to update their voter status or ensure the accuracy of local by reporting deceased individuals to the Okeechobee County Supervisor of Elections.

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Okeechobee County voters

Residents may use these procedures to change their voter registration status.

Family members of deceased voters

Individuals may submit documentation to ensure deceased relatives are removed from voter rolls.

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Key Facts

Voters who move out of Florida or wish to be removed must complete a Removal Request Form.
Removal requests can be submitted via mail, in-person, or email to the Okeechobee County Supervisor of Elections.
The Division of Elections automatically matches death certificate records with voter rolls using data from the Florida Department of Health and the Social Security Administration.
If a deceased voter is not automatically removed due to a data mismatch, family members can request removal by submitting a copy of the death certificate.
Scanned or photocopies of death certificates are accepted for removal requests; original documents are not required.
The office address for submissions is 307 NW 5th Ave. Okeechobee, FL 34972.
The email address for submissions is Elections@voteokeechobee.gov.
The process for maintaining registration records is governed by State Statute 98.075(3).

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to provide an original death certificate to remove a deceased voter?

No, the office accepts scanned or photocopies of death certificates.

How can I submit my voter removal request?

You can submit the required form via mail, in-person at the Supervisor of Elections office, or by email.

Summary

This document provides instructions for Okeechobee County residents on how to remove themselves from the voter registration rolls if they have moved out of state or wish to be removed. It also outlines the process for removing a deceased voter from the registration records.

Why It Matters

Residents can use these procedures to update their voter status or ensure the accuracy of local by reporting deceased individuals to the Okeechobee County Supervisor of Elections.

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organizationU.S. Social Security Administration“Coordinates with the Division of Elections to match death certificate records.”Map →

organizationOkeechobee County Supervisor of Elections“The office responsible for managing voter registration and processing removal re”Map →

location307 NW 5th Ave. Okeechobee, FL 34972“Physical address for the Supervisor of Elections office.”Map →

organizationFlorida Department of Health“Coordinates with the Division of Elections to match death certificate records.”Map →

Sources

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voteokeechobee.gov

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