Get Ready to Vote: Register to vote at registertovoteflorida.gov by Oct. 5.
If you are already registered, please double-check your status.
Get Your Mail Ballot: Request your mail ballot now at votepinellas.com/votebymail.
Mail ballots will be sent out beginning Sept. 29.
Make Democracy Work
It’s easy to do with the League of Women Voters’ nonpartisan Pinellas County Voter Guide.
How It Works
Get Ready to Vote
Vote in the Pinellas County elections from your home, at the polls, or during early voting.
- Register to vote
- Check your voter status
- Request a vote-by-mail ballot
- Question about voting rights restoration for former felons? Click here!
Get Informed
See what’s on the ballot, and take a closer look at the races that matter most to you.
Get Involved
Become more informed so you can help make democracy work for you.
- Volunteer with the League Voter Services Group
- Contact your elected officials
- Join the League!
What’s different about the LWV’s Pinellas County Voter Guide?
Election information can often be biased and overwhelming, which is why the Leagues of Women Voters of the St. Petersburg Area and North Pinellas County teamed up to produce a mobile-friendly nonpartisan election guide that will make it easy for you to compare candidates and research their positions on policy issues.
We want to make voting as straightforward as possible for you, because your vote matters. Voting helps you make your life better and your community stronger by choosing elected officials who will represent your interests, values, and beliefs. Your vote is your voice, and we want to help you to use it.
