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Early voting opens: 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Oct. 21 - Nov. 3
Here are the 29 Early Voting sites in Broward County

League works to get the word out: Vote Yes on 4

Many League members see the citizen ballot initiative to limit government interference with abortion as one of the most important votes they will make in the Nov. 5 election. It’s Amendment 4 and the League of Women Voters urges a yes vote.

The Broward League is active in many efforts to educate voters and motivate them to vote “Yes on 4,” including phone banks and canvassing.

Did you work on the Yes on 4 effort? Join the Election Night Watch Party

The Broward League is joining the ACLU in a Yes on 4 Watch party on Tuesday, Nov. 5, at the Funky Buddha in Oakland Park. The event will celebrate the hard work and dedication of the volunteers and organizing team. Refreshments will be provided. This event is private and requires an RSVP. RSVP here.

The Nonpartisan Haitian Creole Voter Support Line: 727-308-3009 (option 2)

Live from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. through Monday, Nov. 4. On Tuesday, Nov. 5, it will be live from 7 a.m. - 8 p.m.

Haitian Creole is the second most spoken non-English language after Spanish in Florida. However, Haitian Creole is not covered under the Voting Rights Act of 1965 as amended, which means Haitian voters may receive limited assistance.

Please share this information.

Please share this information so Haitian Creole speakers can get answers to voting questions.

Report Voter Interference: 866-OUR-VOTE

Have a problem at the polls?

You have the right to vote even if your name is not found on the voter roll. If your name is not found on the precinct register, make sure the poll worker has carefully and thoroughly checked to verify the spelling of your name.

If, after a thorough check of the precinct register, your name is still not located, the poll worker should direct you to the “help desk” at the precinct or call the Supervisor of Elections’ office to locate your name on the precinct register or direct you to the proper precinct based on you current residence.

Even if your name is not found on the precinct register, you still have a right to vote a provisional ballot. Use a provisional ballot as a last resort -- a regular ballot is preferred.

LWVFL Voter Guide Is Here!

English Voter Guide Spanish Voter Guide Creole Voter Guide

What's Inside the 2024 Voter Guide

The 2024 Voter Guide covers everything Florida voters need to know, including:

A comprehensive breakdown of the six constitutional amendments on this year’s ballot
A summary of key changes to voting since the 2020 & 2022 election
Guidance on recognizing and combating the dangers of mis- and disinformation

This resource is designed to help voters feel confident and prepared when they cast their ballots in this critical election.

Understanding Broward County's Charter Amendments

Get to know the six constitutional amendments on the ballot

There are 6 Florida Constitutional Amendments on the ballot in November. To educate yourself, go to VOTE411.org. Type in your address (which is NOT stored), and after a few more clicks, all the amendments will be available for review in both English (at the top) and Spanish (at the bottom). VOTE411.org

Congratulations to the participants of the League's first leadership class. Picture, left to right, are: Graciela Hopkins, Maria Paul, Cathy Neubauer, Agustina Sklar and Suzette Hyde. Not pictured are participants Bethann Nativ and Zain Remy.

The group completed a 10-month long program whose mission is to build a strong bench of local League leaders. Learn more about the program or apply to the 2024-25 program. More info.

Don't put off voting this year

This year, with forecasts for more hurricanes and the example of devastating Hurricane Helene so fresh, it's a good idea to vote early. It's wise to get your Vote By Mail ballot in the mail now. (You can track it at the Broward Supervisor of Election site. It's easy to sign up)

A good option is Early Voting, where you can vote in person at ANY of the 29 early voting locations, which are listed here. You can vote any day, from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Oct. 21 to Nov. 3.

Vote early and KNOW you're vote will be counted -- no matter what.

Need help? At Vote411.org, you can enter your address and get a personalized list of what's on your ballot plus background on candidates and constitutional amendments.

Noticias de nuestro socio, Factchequeado

Factchequeado is a partner of the Broward League that promotes media literacy and combats mis- and disinformation circulating in Spanish.

Donald Trump en el town hall con latinos en Univision: verificamos las afirmaciones falsas o que necesitan contexto sobre inmigración, economía y cambio climático

Elecciones en Estados Unidos 2024: sin revolución de IA (aún) y con las desinformaciones electorales de siempre

De qué trata la Ley de Enemigos Extranjeros (Alien Enemies Act) de 1798 que Trump dijo que invocará en caso de volver a la Presidencia

America PAC, el comité político respaldado por Elon Musk que apoya a Trump, invierte en divulgar desinformación sobre Kamala Harris en Facebook, Instagram, YouTube y por correo postal

No, Kamala Harris no usó un teleprompter en el town hall con latinos en Univision

No, el gobernador de Florida no dijo que “va a pausar la ‘ley antiinmigrante’” debido a la destrucción del huracán Helene, como afirman más de 40 videos en Tik Tok

Cómo se está usando la inteligencia artificial (IA) para desinformar en las elecciones presidenciales 2024

La narrativa desinformante de que FEMA ha desviado sus fondos de desastres naturales para darle vivienda a inmigrantes indocumentados

America PAC, el comité político respaldado por Elon Musk que apoya a Trump, invierte en divulgar desinformación sobre Kamala Harris en Facebook, Instagram, YouTube y por correo postal

Fact-check del debate entre JD Vance y Tim Walz, candidatos a la vicepresidencia en Estados Unidos: qué es cierto, falso, no tiene pruebas o necesita contexto