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Early Voting Begins
October 24, 2016
Early voting got underway Monday in Escambia County.
According to Escambia County Supervisor of Elections David Stafford, a total of seven sites will be open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. county-wide, the most early voting ever offered in Escambia County:
- Escambia Co Extension Office, 3740 Stefani Road
- Molino Community Center, 6450 Highway 95A North
- Southwest Branch Library, 12248 Gulf Beach Highway
- Genealogy Branch Library, 5740 N. 9th Avenue
- Main Library, 239 N. Spring Street
- Bellview-Saufley, 916 W Michigan Avenue
- Supervisor of Elections Main Office, 213 Palafox Place, Second Floor
Early voting will be offered daily through Saturday, November 5. Early voters cast paper ballots through our digital scanners, and may choose any one of the seven sites.
Another option for voters is to cast a vote-by-mail ballot, which can be requested through the online form at EscambiaVotes.com, or by email (votebymail@escambiavotes.com), phone (850) 595-3900, mail, or fax (850) 595-3914. Requests must include the voter’s date of birth and address, and must be received no later than Wednesday, November 2. Voted ballots must be received in the Elections Office no later than 7 p.m. on Election Day and may not be returned to a polling location. The Postal Service recommends voters mail ballots at least one week before the due date. Vote-by-mail participants may track the status of their ballot at EscambiaVotes.com.
The third option for voters is to cast a ballot at their precinct on Election Day, Tuesday, November 8. Polls will be open from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m.
Voters are reminded to bring their photo and signature ID with them to the polls and are encouraged to visit EscambiaVotes.com for complete voting information or contact the Elections Office by phone or email with any questions.
Comments
5 Responses to “Early Voting Begins”
Voting for a candidate simply because of their ( wide-open mouth )
fake smile will not do our Country justice…… Being pretty with an
affable smile is for HOLLYWOOD . This election is very serious
business. Our future is at stake here…..let’s put on some grown-up
pants and think for a change !
I know a few people who said “I think I’m going to sit this one out, there is knowone worth voting for.” Then I rebuke them and say too many folks have died to give you that right. If you don’t have a BEST candidate then vote for your second best candidate. THIS MIGHT BE THE MOST IMPORTANT ELECTION IN AMERICAN HISTORY.
vote early but vote, . voting often will land you in jail
one vote per living person
Following nod’s suggestion…remember to vote right too!
Be sure and vote, it is the American way. It is your only way to be heard. Vote early and vote often. Lol
