Home » Home » Supervisor of Elections Provides 2020 Presidential Preference Primary Election Dates and Deadlines

Supervisor of Elections Provides 2020 Presidential Preference Primary Election Dates and Deadlines

By  //  February 5, 2020

Voting for 2020 Presidential Preference Primary at 10 locations throughout Brevard

The 2020 Presidential Preference Primary Election (PPP) will be held on Tuesday, March 17, 2020. Citizens wishing to register to vote may do so online at www.VoteBrevard.com or in person at any of the four election administrative offices.

BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA – The 2020 Presidential Preference Primary Election (PPP) will be held on Tuesday, March 17, 2020.

Florida is a closed primary state, which means only voters registered in one of the two political parties with contested races for President (Democrat and Republican) are eligible to vote in this election.

Brevard Supervisor of Elections Lori Scott would like to remind voters the deadline to register to vote, also known as book closing, for the March 17, PPP Election is Tuesday, February 18 at 5 p.m.

Citizens wishing to register to vote may do so online at VoteBrevard.com or in person at any of the four election administrative offices.

Voters who need to update their voter registration record can visit VoteBrevard.com or call 321-290-VOTE (8683).

Florida voter registration applications are available throughout Brevard County at Armed Forces recruitment offices, offices serving persons with disabilities, public assistance agencies, the Tax Collector’s offices, libraries, and at all four Supervisor of Elections offices.

“With three elections in 2020, it is important for voters to ‘Be Election Ready.’ I strongly encourage voters to visit the VoteBrevard.com website to view their sample ballot, update their address, and verify the location of their polling place on Election Day, as it may have changed,” said Scott.

“For live turnout numbers, Election Night results, a list of Early Voting sites or to request a mail ballot, visit VoteBrevard.com.”

Brevard County Supervisor of Election Lori Scott Provides Election Day Tips for VotersRelated Story:
Brevard County Supervisor of Election Lori Scott Provides Election Day Tips for Voters

As of now, five of the 16 candidates running for President have suspended/withdrawn their campaigns.

Per Florida law, Presidential candidates who suspend or end their campaign after the deadline to formally withdraw their candidacy in Florida (December 9, 2019) will still appear on the Presidential Preference Primary ballot.

Early Voting for the 2020 Presidential Preference Primary will be conducted from Monday, March 2 – Saturday, March 14 at 10 locations throughout Brevard.

For locations and times, select the “Early Voting” tab at the top of the page on the VoteBrevard.com website.

CLICK HERE FOR BREVARD COUNTY NEWS