POLL: What method will you use to make sure your vote counts?
Mail-in ballots sent to Jacksonville voters ahead of city election
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – There are three different ways to get your ballot in by Election Day. You can vote early at your precinct during the early voting period., you can request a ballot to be sent to you and you can vote by mail, or you can wait until Nov. 5 to vote on Election Day. And finally, the choice we hope you don’t make is to not vote at all.
DO YOUR RESEARCH: 2024 Voter’s Guide
With just about a month left to make your vote count, we wanted to know what method you’ll use to get your ballot in.
Will you 1. vote early 2. vote by mail 3. vote on Election Day or 4. I’m not voting. Make your selection below and see the results instantly.
We will report the final total Tuesday on Channel 4, News4JAX.
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