Updated October 17, 206
Plan to vote in the National General Election? Make sure you’re registered. Check out these important dates, deadlines and general information from the Pasco County Supervisor of Elections Website to make sure your vote is counted.
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Info From & Links to the Pasco County Supervisor of Elections Website
Ways to Vote – Voting Options – Email from Pasco Supervisor of Elections, Brian Corley
Information from the Pasco County Supervisor of Elections Website
Visit the website at www.pascovotes.gov
Early Voting, October 19-31, 2026
*Note: Changes in Early Voting Locations
2026 General Election – Early Voting
Info for West Pasco
- October 19 – October 31, 2026
- 7 a.m. – 7 p.m.
- Visit PascoVotes.gov/EV_WaitTimes for locations and wait times
- Verify that your registration is up-to-date: PascoVotes.gov/Voter_Status
- Remember to bring a photo and signature ID with you to vote!
- The deadline to register to vote is October 5, 2026, for the 2026 General Election. Register to vote or make changes here!
- Already registered? Check your registration status online prior to voting to make sure your voter registration is current.
- Sample ballots are now available for the 2026 General Election. To view your personalized sample ballot, visit our online registration status lookup tool or visit our sample ballot listing. Accessible sample ballots are also available.
For information regarding Constitution Amendments, review the booklets published by the Florida Division of Elections:
- 2026 Constitutional Amendments for General Election Ballot (Booklet format)
Vote by Mail: To avoid lines and vote from the convenience of your home, you may request a Vote by Mail ballot. Call the elections office at 800-851-8754 or visit www.PascoVotes.gov at least twelve (12) days prior to the election for your ballot. Requests must include the voter’s date of birth, address, and last four digits of SSN or the voter’s Florida Driver License Number/Florida ID Number. Written requests must be on the Statewide Vote by Mail Request Form (DS-DE 160) (Spanish form). Be sure to call early enough so there is ample time for you to receive your ballot and return it by mail.
Voters may return their voted ballot via USPS or hand delivery to any of our three offices countywide 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. daily. There are secure ballot intake stations at each of our early voting sites during the early voting period and at all Supervisor of Elections’ offices through Election Day. Vote by Mail ballots must be returned to the Supervisor of Elections’ office by 7:00 p.m. Election Day. Voted mail ballots may not be returned to an Election Day polling place.
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Voting Options: What Voters Need to Know
Brian E. Corley, Pasco County Supervisor of Elections Email to Subscribers (10/12/2026)
The Pasco County Supervisor of Elections offers several convenient and secure ways for residents to cast their ballots. Whether you prefer voting early, by mail, or on Election Day, there are flexible options to ensure every eligible voter can participate with confidence.
Vote by Mail
Registered voters may request a Vote by Mail ballot with no explanation required.
- Requests can be made by phone, mail, in person at any Pasco County Supervisor of Elections’ Office, or online at PascoVotes.gov/VBM_Request
- Your ballot can be returned by mail, dropped off at one of our offices, or deposited at a secure ballot intake station during Early Voting
- It must be received in our office by 7:00 p.m. on Election Day
- Voters can track their ballot through ballottrax, an online tracking system
Secure Ballot Intake Stations
During the Early Voting period, secure ballot intake stations are available at all official Early Voting locations.
- Drop‑off hours match the Early Voting schedule
- Vote by Mail ballots are not accepted at the polling locations on Election Day
- Ballots are handled under strict chain‑of‑custody procedures by Pasco County election staff
Secure ballot intake stations are also available at the Supervisor of Elections’ Offices during regular office hours, for office locations, visit PascoVotes.gov.
Early In‑Person Voting
Pasco County offers 12 Early Voting sites across the county.
- Early Voting begins October 19th and runs through October 31st from 7:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.
- Voters may vote at any Early Voting location in Pasco County, regardless of their assigned precinct
- Locations and wait times are available at PascoVotes.gov/EV_WaitTimes
- Bring a valid photo and signature ID (like a Florida driver license or U.S. passport)
Early Voting helps avoid long lines on Election Day and offers extended hours for added convenience.
Election Day Voting
If you choose to vote on Election Day, you must vote at your assigned precinct.
- Polls are open 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
- As long as you are in line by 7:00 p.m., you will be allowed to vote
- Bring a valid photo and signature ID (like a Florida driver’s license or U.S. passport)
- Verify your precinct on our website, PascoVotes.gov/PrecinctFinder
Accessibility & Voter Assistance
Pasco County ensures that all voters can vote independently and privately.
- Every voting site includes accessible voting equipment
- Assistance reading and/or marking a ballot is available upon request
- Accessible sample ballots are available at PascoVotes.gov
Provisional Ballots
If there is a question about your eligibility during Early Voting or on Election Day (for example, your name is not on the voter roll or you lack proper ID), you may cast a provisional ballot. The Canvassing Board will determine your eligibility, and if confirmed, your ballot will be counted.
Ways to Vote
There are three options to vote in the General Election. You can vote by mail, at an early voting site, or at your assigned polling place on Election Day.
Vote by Mail: To avoid lines and vote from the convenience of your home, you may request a Vote by Mail ballot. Call the elections office at 800-851-8754 or visit www.PascoVotes.gov at least twelve (12) days prior to the election for your ballot. Requests must include the voter’s date of birth, address, and last four digits of SSN or the voter’s Florida Driver License Number/Florida ID Number. Written requests must be on the Statewide Vote by Mail Request Form (DS-DE 160) (Spanish form). Be sure to call early enough so there is ample time for you to receive your ballot and return it by mail.
Early Voting: Beginning Monday, October 19, 2026, through Saturday, October 31, 2026, voters may cast their ballot early at various locations throughout Pasco County. Polls are open from 7:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m.
Election Day: On Election Day, you must vote at your assigned polling place. Polls are open from 7:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m. Use our Precinct Finder to confirm your polling location.
Bring photo and signature identification with you to vote.
Florida law requires two forms of identification at the polls. In order to vote, you must present both signature and photo identification. A valid Florida driver’s license or identification card will meet those requirements.
Update your signature.
Your signature is important! When you vote by mail, the signature on your ballot envelope is compared to your signature on file. If there have been changes to the way you sign, or if you’re in doubt, please update your signature by completing a voter registration application
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