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2022 02/02/23 - Alachua County Supervisor of Elections begins its annual high school education program 12/19/2022 - Florida Supervisors of Elections (FSE) to award four $1,200 scholarships 11/06/2022 - Early Voting for the General Election Has Ended; Election Day is November 8 11/04/2022 - General Election Day is Tuesday, November 8. Polls Are Open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. 10/31/2022 - Early Voting Ends on Sunday, November 6 10/23/2022 - Deadline to Request a Vote-By-Mail Ballot for General Election is Saturday, October 29 10/18/2022 - Alachua County Supervisor of Elections Office's Statement Concerning Konnech 10/17/2022 - Early Voting for General Election Starts Monday, October 24 10/05/2022 - Voter Registration Deadline for the 2022 General Election Is Tuesday, October 11 10/04/2022 - Vote-By-Mail Ballots For 2022 General Election Have Been Mailed 10/03/2022 - Changes to Availability of Secure Ballot Intake Station at Supervisor of Elections Office 09/27/2022 - Due to Hurricane Ian, the Alachua County Supervisor of Elections Office Will be Closed from Wednesday, September 28 through Friday, September 30 08/23/2022 - Unofficial results available following election on VoteAlachua.gov 08/23/2022 - Candidate for Republican Primary in United States Congressional District 3 Contest Manuel P. Asensio Withdraws 08/22/2022 - Primary Election Day is Tomorrow. Polls Are Open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. 08/20/2022 - Early Voting for Primary Election Has Ended 08/19/202 - The Supervisor of Elections Office is Urgently Recruiting Election Workers for August 23 08/17/2022 - Early Voting for Primary Election Ends Saturday, August 20 08/12/2022 - Live turnout data available for 2022 Primary Election 08/10/2022 - Early Voting for Primary Election Starts Saturday, August 13 08/03/2022 - Secure Ballot Intake Station Available at Supervisor of Elections Office Starting August 8 07/19/2022 - Supervisor of Elections to Mail Corrected Vote-By-Mail Ballots to Precinct 51 Voters Due to State House District 22 Race Mistakenly Appearing on Ballot 07/18/2022 - The Voter Registration Deadline for the 2022 Primary Election is One Week Away 07/17/2022 - Supervisor of Elections Clarifies Situation Involving Primary Ballots Mailed to Precinct 27 Voters Only 07/15/2022 - Vote-By-Mail Ballots For 2022 Primary Election Have Been Mailed 07/14/2022 - New Voter Information Cards Mailed to Alachua County Voters 07/07/2022 - Vote-By-Mail Ballot Envelopes for the 2022 Primary Election Will Not Be Pink; Will Have Pink Markings Instead 06/24/2022 - The Voter Registration Deadline for the 2022 Primary Election is One Month Away 06/17/2022 - Candidates that have qualified for the 2022 Election Cycle 06/15/2022 - Eligible Alachua County Voters Can Use OmniBallot, an Accessible At-Home Vote-By-Mail Option 06/10/2022 - Alachua County Voters Can Receive Notifications About Their Mail Ballots and Stay Updated About Elections Using BallotTrax 06/03/2022 - Election Workers Are Still Needed for The August Primary: Sign up For Training Now! 06/02/2022 - Official Candidate Qualifying Period to Run Between Noon, June 13 and Noon, June 17 05/26/2022 - Supervisor of Elections Kim A. Barton and Assistant Supervisor of Elections Tim Williams Become Florida Certified Election Professionals 05/20/2022 - Update Concerning the Vacancy on the Alachua County Board of County Commissioners 05/18/2022 - North Florida County Supervisors of Elections join forces with State Attorney Brian Kramer for Voting Rights Restoration Program 03/11/2022 - Supervisor of Elections Alerts Voters To Unofficial Mailings 03/09/2022 - Alachua County Voters Will Receive New Voter Information Cards Once Redistricting is Complete 02/24/2022 - VoteAlachua.gov now the official website domain of the Alachua County Supervisor of Elections 01/24/2022 - Tuesday, January 25 is National Poll Worker Recruitment Day 01/18/2022 - Early Voting for 2022 City of Gainesville Special Runoff Election Starts Friday 01/13/2022 - Alachua County Supervisor of Elections begins its 2022 High School Visits 01/12/2022 - Florida Supervisors of Elections (FSE) to award four $1,200 scholarships 01/06/2022 - Deadline to request a Mail Ballot for City of Gainesville Special Election Runoff is January 15 at 5 p.m.
2021 11/30/2021 - December 27 is the Voter Registration Deadline for the 2022 City of Gainesville Special Runoff Election 11/02/2021 - Polling Place Changes for the 2021 City of Gainesville Special Election 11/02/2021 - Polling Place Changes for the 2021 City of Gainesville Special Election 10/15/2021 - Reminder Voter Registration Deadline Monday for the City of Gainesville Special Election 10/13/2021 - Mail Ballots Sent for the November 16, 2021 City of Gainesville Special Election 09/27/2021 - Supervisor of Elections Marks National Voter Registration Day 09/27/2021 - Supervisor of Elections Alerts Voters of Unofficial Mailings 09/24/2021 - Candidates Qualify for 2021 City of Gainesville Special Election 09/08/2021 - October 18 is the Voter Registration Deadline for the 2021 City of Gainesville Special Election 07/23/2021 - University of Florida student wins Florida Supervisors of Elections (FSE) scholarship 07/07/2021 - Supervisor of Elections to close July 7 in anticipation of Tropical Storm Elsa 06/22/2021 - Supervisor of Elections Kim A. Barton joins Florida Supervisors of Elections (FSE) Board of Directors 06/09/2021 - Supervisor of Elections responds to ongoing confusion regarding candidate residency and district boundaries 06/08/2021 - Deadline for candidates to change party affiliation for 2022 election cycle approaching 06/04/2021 - Supervisor of Elections Clarifies FDLE Complaint 03/16/2021 - Unofficial results available following election on Supervisor of Elections' website 03/11/2021 - Three days left: Early voting for 2021 City of Gainesville Regular Election lasts through Saturday 03/10/2021 - Polling place changes for the 2021 City of Gainesville Regular Election 03/03/2021 - Early voting for 2021 City of Gainesville Regular Election starts Friday 02/17/2021 - 2021 City of Gainesville Regular Election vote-by-mail ballots mailed 02/09/2021 - One week away: Voter registration deadline for 2021 City of Gainesville Regular Election 02/03/2021 - Florida Supervisors of Elections (FSE) to award three $1,200 scholarships 01/29/2021 - Candidates qualify for 2021 City of Gainesville Election 01/21/2021 - Voter registration deadline for 2021 City of Gainesville Regular Election approaching 01/08/2021 - Alachua County Supervisor of Elections to conduct its annual high school education program virtually
2020 10/06/2020 - Voter registration deadline extended through 7 p.m. today 09/28/2020 - One week away: Voter registration deadline for 2020 General Election 09/25/2020 - 2020 General Election vote-by-mail ballots mailed 09/25/2020 - Alachua County Supervisor of Elections awarded more than $700,000 09/18/2020 - Voter registration deadline approaching for 2020 General Election 08/21/2020 - Alachua County election worker tests positive for COVID-19 08/18/2020 - Unofficial results available following election on Supervisor of Elections' website 08/14/2020 - Two days left: Early voting for 2020 Primary Election ends tomorrow 08/12/2020 - Live turnout available for 2020 Primary Election 07/24/2020 - Polling place changes for the 2020 Primary Election 07/16/2020 - Voter registration deadline for 2020 Primary Election is July 20 07/09/2020 - 2020 Primary Election vote-by-mail ballots mailed 06/26/2020 - Statement from Alachua County Supervisor of Elections Kim A. Barton 06/18/2020 - Voter registration deadline approaching for 2020 Primary Election 06/16/2020 - Alachua County Supervisor of Elections extends 2020 Primary Election early voting 06/12/2020 - Candidates qualify for 2020 Election Cycle 04/27/2020 - Alachua County, Levy County Supervisors of Elections encourage voting by mail 04/24/2020 - Candidates qualify for 2020 Election Cycle 04/07/2020 - Supervisor of Elections advises voters of unofficial mailings 03/30/2020 - Mindful of Coronavirus (COVID-19) concerns, Alachua County Supervisor of Elections encourages voters to sign up to vote by mail 03/19/2020 - Alachua County Supervisor of Elections Office to be closed to public; all functions remain active remotely or by appointment 03/17/2020 - Unofficial results available following election on Supervisor of Elections' website 03/16/2020 - Fire in polling room at Faith Presbyterian Church (Precinct 51); Election Day unaffected 03/16/2020 - Supervisor of Elections shares Coronavirus (COVID-19) precautions and procedures for Election Day 03/13/2020 - Statement from Arizona, Florida, Illinois and Ohio Chief Elections Officials 03/13/2020 - Early voting for 2020 Presidential Preference Primary, City of Gainesville Regular Election ends tomorrow 03/12/2020 - Because of Coronavirus concerns, Precinct 23's and Precinct 61's polling places moved 03/11/2020 - Live turnout data available for 2020 Presidential Preference Primary, City of Gainesville Regular Election 03/05/2020 - Coronavirus prevention and exposure 03/05/2020 - Deadline to request a vote-by-mail ballot for 2020 Presidential Preference Primary, City of Gainesville Regular Election 03/04/2020 - 2020 Presidential Preference Primary and City of Gainesville Regular Election early voting to begin March 6 03/02/2020 - Alachua County Supervisor of Elections advises voters to be aware of polling place changes 02/28/2020 - 2020 Presidential Preference Primary and City of Gainesville Regular Election sample ballots mailed and available
2019 12/13/19 - Candidates for 2020 Presidential Preference Primary, City of Gainesville Regular Election 12/06/19 - Florida Supervisors of Elections (FSE) to award three $1,200 scholarships 10/15/19 - Alachua County Supervisor of Elections to host election worker orientations and conversations with municipal residents 09/09/19 - Alachua County Supervisor of Elections receives national recognition for University of Florida partnership 07/02/19 - Alachua County Supervisor of Elections to host voter registration drive on the University of Florida, Santa Fe College campuses 06/17/19 - Supervisor of Elections hopes to inform voters of upcoming third-party mailing and encourage voters to update records 03/23/19 - In anticipation of large turnout, bilingual ballots in 2020, Alachua County Supervisor of Elections recruiting Spanish-speaking poll workers 03/19/19 - Unofficial results available following election on Supervisor of Elections' website 03/15/19 - Live voter turnout data available for 2019 City of Gainesville Regular Election 03/07/19 - 2019 City of Gainesville Regular Election sample ballots mailed and available 03/05/19 - 2019 City of Gainesville Regular Election early voting to begin March 9 02/22/19 - Alachua County Supervisor of Elections to pre-register and register students to vote at local high schools. 02/18/19 - Tomorrow: Voter registration deadline for 2019 City of Gainesville Regular Election 02/11/19 - Alacha County Supervisor of Elections to host voter registration drives at Gainesville Housing Authority properties 02/07/19 - 2019 City of Gainesville Regular Election Vote-by-Mail Ballots to be Mailed by Feb. 12 02/01/19 - Candidates Qualify for 2019 City of Gainesville Regular Election 01/31/19 - Alachua County Supervisor of Elections to host workshop for new voters 01/28/19 - Voter Registration Deadline for 2019 City of Gainesville Regular Election 01/22/19 - Florida State Association of Supervisor of Elections to award three $1,200 scholarships 01/10/19 - Alachua County Supervisor of Elections recruiting more poll workers for 2019
2018 12/12/18 - Alachua County Supervisor of Elections prepares for enactment of Voting Restoration Amendment 11/19/18 - Alachua County Supervisor of Elections to Host Poll Worker Appreciation Gathering 11/16/18 - Alachua County Supervisor of Elections Accepting Vote-By-Mail and Provisional Ballot Cures 11/08/18 - Alachua County Canvassing Board Changes 11/01/18 - Supervisor of Elections Reminds Voters of Polling Place Changes 10/25/18 - Live Voter Turnout Data 10/24/18 - General Election Sample Ballots Mailed and Available 10/15/18 - General Election Early Voting 10/05/18 - General Election Vote-by-Mail Ballots Mailed This Week 10/02/18 - One Week Away: Voter Registration Deadline 09/24/18 - Alachua County Supervisor of Elections, UF’s Bob Graham Center for Public Service, Santa Fe College Office of Civic Engagement and Service to host voter registration drive for National Voter Registration Day 09/24/18 - 2018 General Election Ballots Mailed to Uniformed Services and Overseas Voters 09/17/18 - Anticipating large turnout for General Election, Alachua County Supervisor of Elections recruiting more poll workers 08/28/18 - Unofficial Results Available Following Election on Supervisor of Elections’ and Florida Division of Elections’ Websites 08/24/18 - Supervisor of Elections Reminds Voters of Polling Place Changes 08/24/18 - Early Voting for 2018 Primary Election Ends Saturday 08/22/18 - Live Voter Turnout Data Available for 2018 Primary Election 08/15/18 - 2018 Primary Election Sample Ballots Mailed and Available 08/15/18 - 2018 Primary Election Early Voting to Begin August 18 07/31/18 - Alachua County Supervisor of Elections Advises Voters Who Received Two Vote-by-Mail Ballots 07/26/18 - 2018 Primary Election Vote-by-Mail Ballots Mailed This Week 07/23/18 - One Week Away: 2018 Primary Election Voter Registration Deadline 07/17/18 - 2018 Primary Election Ballots Mailed to Uniformed Services and Overseas Voters 07/10/18 - Alachua County Supervisor of Elections encourages voters to be aware of long ballot, consider voting by mail 07/05/18 - Voter Registration Deadline Approaching for 2018 Primary Election 06/22/18 - Candidates Qualify for 2018 Election Cycle 04/25/18 - Alachua County Judge Group 2 to be on 2018 Primary Election ballot 04/23/18 - Live Voter Turnout Data Available for 2018 City of Gainesville Runoff Election 04/16/18 - 2018 City of Gainesville Runoff Election Early Voting to Begin April 21 04/13/18 - 2018 City of Gainesville Runoff Election Sample Ballots to Be Mailed 04/05/18 - UF's Bob Graham Center for Public Service, Alachua County Supervisor of Elections to host joint voter registration drive with UF President Kent Fuchs 04/02/18 - 2018 City of Gainesville Run-Off Election Vote-by-Mail Ballots Mailed Last Week 03/28/18 - Voter Registration Deadline for 2018 City of Gainesville Run-Off Election is April 2 03/21/18 - Supervisor of Elections Hopes to Inform Voters of Upcoming Third-Party Mailing and Encourage Voters to Update Records 03/15/18 - Early Voting for 2018 City of Gainesville Regular Election Ends Saturday 03/13/18 - Live Voter Turnout Data Available for 2018 City of Gainesville Regular Election 03/06/18 - 2018 City of Gainesville Regular Election Sample Ballots Mailed and Available 03/05/18 - 2018 City of Gainesville Regular Election Early Voting to Begin March 10 02/16/18 - Voter Registration Deadline for 2018 City of Gainesville Election is Feb. 20 02/15/18 - 2018 City of Gainesville Regular Election Vote-by-Mail Ballots to Be Mailed by Feb. 15 02/07/18 - Voter Registration Deadline Approaching for 2018 City of Gainesville Regular Election 02/02/18 - Preparing for 2018 Election Cycle, Alachua County Supervisor of Elections to Host Poll Worker Orientations 01/16/18 - City of Gainesville Candidate Qualifying Jan. 29 to Feb. 2 01/02/18 - Preparing for 2018 Election Cycle, Alachua County Supervisor of Elections to Host Poll Worker Orientations

Kim A. Barton, Supervisor of Elections, Alachua County
Josiah T. Walls Building • 515 North Main Street, Suite 300 • Gainesville, FL 32601
Hours: 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday through Friday

Phone: 352-374-5252 • Fax: 352-374-5264 • TDD: 352-491-4432
Toll-Free Spanish Hotline: 833-875-0365
Email: kbarton@alachuacounty.us
Vote-by-Mail Information: votebymail@alachuacounty.us

Public Records Custodian: Elections Information Specialist Dillon Boatner (dboatner@alachuacounty.us)

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