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Brevard County Approaches Record 50-Percent Voter Turnout in Early-Voting Ahead of Election Day

By  //  October 30, 2024

Early in-person voting in Brevard County is now underway through Nov. 2

Early in-person voting in Brevard County for the General Election on Nov. 5 is now underway through Nov. 2 at  the below polling places. Voters may vote at any of Brevard’s Early Voting sites regardless of their residential address.

BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA – Early in-person voting in Brevard County for the General Election on Nov. 5 is now underway through Nov. 2 at  the following polling places:

■ Titusville Elections Office, 400 South Street in Titusville
■ Titusville Public Library, 2121 S. Hopkins Avenue inTitusville
■ Joe Lee Smith Community Center, 415 Stone Street in Cocoa
■ Kiwanis Island Park Gym, 950 Kiwanis Island Park Road on Merritt Island
■ Viera Regional Community Center, 2300 Judge Fran Jamieson Way in Viera
■ Wickham Park Community Center, 2815 Leisure Way in Melbourne
■ Max K. Rodes Park, 3410 Flanagan Avenue in West Melbourne
■ Scotty Culp Complex, 565 Cassia Boulevard in Satellite Beach
■ Ted Whitlock Community Center, 370 Championship Circle, NW in Palm Bay.
■ Tony Rosa Palm Bay Community Center, 1502 Port Malabar Boulevard, NE in Palm Bay.

The polls will open at 8 a.m. and close at 6 p.m. on weekdays, and open at 8 a.m. and close at 4 p.m. on the weekend.

As of Tuesday night, Brevard County is on pace for record turnout if early voting is any indication after the latest update shows nearly 50-percent of registered voters have cast their ballots. Early results show Republicans have the advantage in turnout so far in Brevard County for early in-person voting.

Over 96,000 registered republicans have casts their ballot so far, while over 56,000 have turned out for registered Democrats. No Party Affiliation voters follow up in third for turnout with over 36,000 ballots casts.

Voters may vote at any of Brevard’s Early Voting sites regardless of their residential address.

Secure Ballot Intake Stations are available during early voting hours for voters wishing to drop off their voted mail ballots. Voters can return their voted mail ballot to any of Brevard’s 10 Early Voting locations.

For more information, visit VoteBrevard.gov.