Number of requests is down from 2022, the previous primary during a midterm election year, says Broward’s Supervisor of Elections
By Anthony Man | aman@sunsentinel.com | South Florida Sun Sentinel
Some 200,000 voters in Broward and Palm Beach counties are receiving mail ballots — some have arrived already — for the party primary contests and nonpartisan elections in August.
People can complete and return them right away, or wait until closer to Aug. 18, though elections officials in both counties warn people not to wait too long because Florida law prohibits counting of ballots received after the deadline. People will decide the Democratic and Republican nominees for governor and U.S. Senate, plus a range of hot congressional, state legislative and county-level contests.
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