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This one is in the books but be sure you're registered to vote in the 2023 Spring elections:

How to register to vote in Florida

Start your online registration on Florida’s election website.

You can also register to vote by mail or in person on Florida’s election website.

How to check your voter registration

You can confirm your voter registration status on Florida’s election website.

2023 Elections

A first Consolidated Government election is held on the twelfth Tuesday of the year in which general Consolidated Government elections are to be held. A general Consolidated Government election is held on the eighth Tuesday after the first Consolidated Government election. Under the unitary election system, the first election is held with a single ballot for all voters winthin each electoral district, regardless of political party affiliation. Candidates appear on the ballot with party labels and campaign as party candidates. Any candidate winning a majority of votes in the first election is elected; if no candidate for a position wins a majority, then the general election serves as a runoff between the top two winners regardless of party affiliation. All city council seats are up for election at each unitary election year.

First Election: March 21, 2023
General Election: May 16, 2023

2023 Voter Registration/Book Closing Deadline

Eligible individuals can register to vote at any time. The deadline to register in order to participate in an upcoming election is 29 days before the election. The registration deadlines for 2023 are:

First Election: February 21, 2023
General Election: April 17, 2023

2023 Candidate Qualifying

Noon, January 9, 2023 thru Noon, January 13, 2023

The Fire Watch is Northeast Florida’s fight to end veteran suicide. We are uniting our War Fighters and allies to swiftly activate local assets, stand watch, and build a life-saving network. To date, no city, county, or state has systemically reduced its veteran suicide rate. This effort is the first of its kind in the country.

Our Watch Stander program mobilizes 10,000+ community members to be vigilant to the concerns of veterans and to direct them to the support they need.

To be a Watch Stander, we ask that you view 2 or 3 short training videos, explore a guide of resources available to veterans and sign a pledge. Then we ask that you get out there – on social media, in networking groups, in person – to stand watch and to save lives. The qualification process takes just 45 minutes.

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