Presidential Preference January 31, 2012
Primary Election August 14, 2012
General Election November 6, 2012
~ Under Florida State Statutes persons eligible to vote MUST be registered
The voter registration books must be closed on the 29th day before each election and must remain closed until after that election. These dates are as follows:
Updates to a voter's signature, address, and name are permitted during this time frame.
New applications will be accepted but will be considered eligible voters after the election and voter information cards will be mailed to
qualified voters.
Party changes MUST be done prior to the 29th day of the registration books closing. All parties changes done during the time of the
books closing will be placed on hold until after the election.
8:30AM - 4:30PM (Sat-Sat)
421 S Court St, Bronson 
7AM - 7PM
8:30AM - 4:30PM (Sat-Sat)
Sunday 10AM- 4PM
421 S Court St, Bronson
7AM - 7PM
8:30AM - 4:30PM (Sat-Sat)
421 S Court St, Bronson
7AM - 7PM
Florida is a closed primary state. This means that only registered Republicans may vote for Republican candidates and only registered Democrats may vote for Democratic candidates in a primary election. Registered voters with no party affiliation or with minor party affiliation are not eligible to vote for Republican or Democratic candidates, except in a Universal Primary Contest.
If all candidates in a primary race have the same party affiliation and the winner will have no opposition in the general election, all
qualified electors, regardless of party affiliation, may vote in the primary election for that office. This is called a universal primary contest.
Note: Party changes must be made by the 29th day before an election.
To obtain and learn the current candidates for the upcoming elections, please follow this helpful links.
Every Levy County voter will receive a Sample Ballot that will be mailed to each individual voter. For more information on Sample Ballots, please use our helpful link.
Levy County Sample Ballots
Have you ever gone to your voting location and seen your family and friends working? These poll workers are appointed by your Supervisor of Elections and are PAID to perform their duties on Election Day. If you are interested and eager to help in your community, please download the application and mail back to our county for review.
Below are the qualifications for becoming a poll worker in Levy County:
Must be a Levy County voter.
Must be able to read and write English.
Must be able to make the training classes which are held
approximately one month prior to each election.
Must stay the entire time on Election Day (6AM-8PM)
You cannot serve as a poll worker if you have an immediate family
member running for office or working actively on a campaign.
Must be able to lift approximately 30 pounds.
Must have good eyesight and hearing to endure the 14 hour
election day.
Must be courteous and helpful to others.
Other helpful but NOT necessary qualifications:
Have experience working the polls from a previous county or state.
If you can be referred by a Levy County past pr present poll worker.
Willing to work outside your voting precinct. (Mileage is paid to
those that are needed to work outside their precinct.)
Have transportation?
Have computer experience?
Are you bilingual?
If your interested, please click and download the application.
