"5 Ways to Protect Your Vote"  

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 1.  UNLESS YOU CAN ONLY VOTE BY MAIL PLEASE DO NOT RENEW THIS OPTION.  All VMB requests were cancelled after the 2022 election. Fewer VBM envelopes going through the post office mail system means it will be easier to locate and identify fraud. Voter signatures should not be the only form of verification... signatures can be easily forged, ballots can be taken from your mail box, easy for a group to confiscate multiple ballots as they are all mailed on the same day, mail ballots and envelopes are easy to replicate.
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HELP CLEAN-UP VOTER ROLLS

2.  VERIFY YOUR VOTER RECORD

Go to your Supervisor of Elections  website or  fl.the-peoples-audit.org 

a.  Verify your details are correct. 
b.  Search on your address to see if other voters registered at your address.

If any information is incorrect contact your SOE- call and email. 
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3. VERIFY THAT YOUR STREET DOES NOT HAVE ‘EXTRA’ VOTERS REGISTERED
Go to  voterrecords.com  (Data might be outdated but verify information see below) 

  1. Type in your name, select state, click on your street address.
  2. Click on neighbor’s names to see who is registered at each address. If unknown people are registered, people have died or moved away. 
  3. Verify the information is correct on your SOE website or WebElect. 
  4. If you are certain information is incorrect submit an affidavit to the SOE. 
  5. Notify your political party or county elections integrity team so they can verify updates were made. 
  6. If you need help contact your political party and/or county election integrity team.
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4.  VOTE MID-WEEK OF EARLY VOTING - This avoids the chance of electrical or computer issues on election day and allows time to pursue action if someone has already voted for you. 
volunteer    5.  VOLUNTEER- Every county needs poll watchers, poll workers and lawyers
  • Voter Guide Distribution at Voting Locations
  • Poll watchers are volunteers who are trained to monitor issues that may appear at polling sites and to watch the voters and poll workers. 
  • Lawyers are volunteers who assist with questions or situations that may have legal ramifications.  

Questions: 

ProtectYourVoteFlorida@gmail.com   
Teresa Miller- contact if you have any questions or suggestions