Sherry Roberts is an independent candidate with fresh ideas and a successful track record for creative solutions and accomplishments. She is committed to a safer, more secure, cleaner Miami Beach managed with fiscal responsibility.

Sherry Roberts is a successful consensus builder who believes that in these times of economic challenge it is critical that the diverse elements of Miami Beach must focus on common goals.

VOTE FOR SHERRY ROBERTS

Sherry needs your vote to represent you.

She needs your vote to make a difference.

Please email us if you would like a reminder of the dates for voting by absentee ballot or the dates of early voting.

The links below provide the official forms and procedures.

Absentee Voting

Check the status of your Absentee Ballot For more information on Absentee Ballot Renewal, Request, and Return policies, please select the language below for the document.

Absentee Ballot Request Form - English/Español (PDF 52KB)
Absentee Ballot Request Form - English/Kreyòl (PDF 52KB)

Absentee Ballot Request Policy - English (PDF 44KB)
Absentee Ballot Request Policy - Español (PDF 45KB)
Absentee Ballot Request Policy - Kreyòl (PDF 43KB)

Absentee Ballot Return Policy - English (PDF 35KB)
Absentee Ballot Return Policy - Español (PDF 36KB)
Absentee Ballot Return Policy - Kreyòl (PDF 34KB)

Absentee Ballot Rules for Military/Overseas Citizens & Their Dependents

Replacement Mail Ballot Oath (PDF 25KB)

If you have any questions, please contact Elections at:
Phone: 305-499-8444
Fax: 305-499-8547
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Register

Read the information below to learn how you can become registered to vote in Miami-Dade County.

Who can register to vote
Who cannot register to vote
How to register to vote
Registration Deadlines (Book Closings)
Voter's Registration Application Form

Who can register to vote:

You must be at least 17 years of age to register;
You must be a citizen of the United States;
You must reside in Miami-Dade County. There is no length of time that you must live here before registering to vote.

Who cannot register to vote:

Anyone who does not meet the above requirements;
Anyone who has been declared "mentally incompetent" who has not had his/her rights restored.
Anyone convicted of a felony who has not had his/her civil rights restored

How to register to vote:

Registering to vote is a right. It is available to all persons who meet the requirements. In Miami-Dade County, there are many official agencies where you can register in person or get voter registration forms:

Florida Driver License Bureau
Miami-Dade County Public Library
Any State public assistance agency
Any agencies that provide assistance to disabled persons
Armed Forces Recruiting Office

If you need more information regarding the closest agency, or to obtain a form by mail, contact our office any weekday between 8 AM and 5 PM, at (305) 499-8363.
When you register to vote, an actual residence address is required by law. If you provide any kind of mailing service address, PO box, or business address, the application will not be accepted, and can cause your registration to not be accepted, and can cause your registration to not be processed in time for an election. PO boxes and other business addresses can be accepted as a mailing address.
You may register online using the Voter's Registration Application Form provided by the State of Florida Division of Elections. Type your information onto the form and then print, or you may first print out the form and then fill out the information by hand. When the form is completed, please sign it, and then send the signed form to:
Supervisor of Elections
P.O. Box 521550
Miami, Florida 33152
Voter Registration Deadlines (Book Closings):
Registration closes 29 days prior to an upcoming election (Book Closing date). In order to be eligible to vote, your Voter's Registration Application Form must be received one of the following ways:
Go in person to the Elections Department or any other official agency no later than the book closing date;
Have it mailed and postmarked no later than the book closing date.
Deadline at registration sites:
At certain locations applications will be kept and delivered to the Elections Department.
Voter's Registration Application Forms must be turned in at the registration site at least 29 days before an election in order to meet the book closing deadline.
For further information contact our office at (305) 499-8363.

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