Florida floods force polling changes in 7 counties
Polling locations relocated; voters directed to state emergency resources page and local election offices
Quick Look
- Heavy flooding and rain disrupted Election Day voting in Florida, forcing polling location changes across seven counties.
- The Florida Department of State published an updated list of relocated polling places on its Emergency and Disaster Election Resources page, and voters can contact their local county Supervisor of Elections office for confirmation.
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Why It Matters
Heavy flooding and rain have disrupted Election Day voting in Florida, forcing polling locations to change across seven counties.
Florida voting results: Heavy flooding and rain have disrupted Election Day voting in Florida, forcing polling locations to change across seven counties. The Florida Department of State has published an updated list of relocated polling places on its Emergency and Disaster Election Resources page. Voters can also contact their local county Supervisor of Elections office for confirmation.
Open Questions
- Which specific polling locations were relocated?
- How many voters are affected by the changes?
- What time did the flooding begin and how long is it expected to last?

