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5 THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW ON ELECTION DAY
en Español
1. GO TO THE RIGHT PLACE - Poll locations can change.
Be sure to read your Sample Ballot. It contains the name, address
and a map of your polling place location. You can also visit www.orangevotes2008.com
or call (407) 836-VOTE.
2. BRING I.D. – Florida law requires that you show
some type of photo and signature identification. Examples include
your Drivers License or State ID, a Military ID, a Student ID,
or a Public Assistance ID. If you arrive at the polling place
without ID, you'll be allowed to vote a Provisional Ballot.
3. GET A BALLOT – Don't panic if you registered to
vote but your name is not on the list. Get help from a poll worker
to research the situation. They can call the Elections Office
for help in resolving the matter.
4. GET HELP – Remember that you can bring a family
member or friend to help you read or mark your ballot if you need
assistance. Also, poll workers are there to help, if needed. They'll
show you how to use the voting equipment, get you a replacement
ballot if you mis-mark the first one or answer any questions you
may have regarding the voting process.
5. STAY AND VOTE – You probably won't have to wait
too long. But even if the line is long, don't leave without voting.
The outcome of this election will be important!
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3 WAYS TO MAKE VOTING
A BREEZE
en Español
1. CHECK YOUR NAME – Before Election
Day, check the Web at www.orangevotes2008.com
or call (407) 836-VOTE to verify your registration is current.
2. AVOID THE CROWDS – Vote by mail.
Request an absentee ballot by visiting www.orangevotes2008.com
or calling (407) 836-VOTE. Early Voting is also an option. It
starts 15 days before the election and is available in select
libraries around the county. Locations are available online. If
you decide to go to the polls, go during off hours: 10 a.m. –
11:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. That's when it's likely
to be less crowded.
3. TAKE A FRIEND TO VOTE – Why go alone
when you can take a friend or loved one to vote?
Election Day Problems? Call (407) 836-VOTE
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Add Your Voice — Shape The Future
Join The League of Women Voters Today!
To join the League, contact:
The League of Women Voters of Orange County
407-894-6586
By joining the League you will be adding your voice to ours and
increasing our influence when we speak out on issues. Your membership
will help us provide nonpartisan educational information to all
American citizens.
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