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Did You Know?
If you are a UF student, you can decide to register to vote and cast your vote either here at UF, or your family’s address back home. Updating your Florida registration to vote in the Gainesville community will not affect your federal financial aid, status as a dependent on your parents’ taxes, or tuition status. You can update your address at the early voting locations listed above, or call the Alachua County Supervisor of Elections Office at 352-374-5252.
Make Sure Your Voice is Heard in Every Election
Voting for the first time is a powerful step in shaping your future, and we’re here to make it easy. At Gators Vote, we understand that the process can seem daunting, but you’re not alone. Whether you need help updating your registration, understanding your ballot, or finding your polling place, we’ve got your back. Together, we’ll make sure you’re ready to vote with confidence and make your voice heard in Election 2024.
Get help with Voter Registration (opens in new tab) for the next election!
Enroll in TurboVote for important election reminders. Did you know that receiving a text message or email reminder makes you more likely to vote? Sign up for reminders and ensure your voice is heard in EVERY election. Read More About How Reminders Help You Vote! (opens in new tab)
Research the Candidates: Use helpful websites like Vote411 (opens in new tab) and Ballotpedia (opens in new tab) to get information about candidates and issues!
Make sure you’re #VoteReady. Visit the UF Election Guide for help answering your election questions.
Need more help? Our partners at Campus Vote Project provide this handy Florida student voting guide.
Additional Info
Questions? The Bob Graham Center is here to help make sure you can vote with confidence in this and every election. Contact the Center’s Civic Engagement Coordinator, Dr. Teresa Cornacchione by email (opens in new tab) or phone at 352-273-1088. We also highly recommend you contact your local Supervisor of Elections office for specific questions regarding your voter registration or mail-in ballot status.