Contacting the
Absentee Division
Telephone
West Volusia - 736-5930
N.E. Volusia - 254-4690
S.E. Volusia - 423-3311
Osteen Area - 574-0598, ext. 5930
TDD - 1-800-955-8771
Fax
386-626-6635
Letter
Volusia County Department of Elections
Absentee Division
125 W. New York Avenue
DeLand, FL 32720-5415
Click here to see what information must be provided when requesting an
absentee ballot.
or
Print
Print out an absentee ballot request form, complete it, sign
it, and send it to the above address.
To view and print the forms below you
need the Acrobat
Reader
Absentee Ballot Request Form
(pdf format)
E-mail
- See below for exceptions
Absentee@mail.volusia.org
Click here
to see what information must be provided when requesting an
absentee ballot by e-mail.
Online form
Absentee Ballot Request Form
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If you are
changing your party affiliation from what is on record, you may
not request an Absentee Ballot online or via e-mail. A signed written
request must be submitted indicating the party change. Please include
your former party and new party, date of birth and printed name in the
correspondence. If your name
has changed since you last voted, you may not request an Absentee
Ballot online or via e-mail. A signed written request must be
submitted indicating the name change. Please include your former name
and new name, date of birth and printed name in the correspondence. |
In person
You may vote an absentee ballot in person by visiting the
Department of Elections at the Historic Courthouse, 125 W. New
York Avenue, Deland. Absentee ballots are typically
available
3 weeks prior to an election.
You must bring
signed picture
identification
with you.
It is a good idea to
call
before coming to our
office
to
make sure that ballots
are available.
You may also
come to our office and request an absentee ballot to take home with you to
complete at your convenience. When done, you can mail it back or return to
our office in the sealed envelope we gave you for this purpose. If
mailing, please note the completed ballot must reach the Department of Elections by 7
p.m. Election Day in order to be
counted.
Main Office
Department of Elections
125 W. New York Avenue
DeLand, FL 32720-5415
Designee pickup
Four days prior to Election Day, or on Election Day itself, a voter may
designate
another
person to pickup a ballot for him/her from the Department of
Elections or from an early voting site when in operation. This designation must be in writing
and must
be signed by the voter.
The designee must be mentioned
by name and if he/she is a
member of the voter's immediate family, the relationship to the
voter must
be stated.
The voter may use a plain piece of paper for this purpose or he/she may
use
the on-line
Absentee Ballot Designee
form.
The designee must
show a photo and signature identification and complete an "Affidavit
for a
Designee to Obtain an Absentee Ballot" form (which will be
provided for them at the Department) before he/she may
pick up a ballot.
No one may pick up more than 2 ballots for other
voters, except
for members of their immediate family as stated in
Florida Statute 101.62-(4)(b)4.
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