Lee County Supervisor of Elections, 2026  ·  Primary: August 18  ·  General: November 3  ·  Official elections site, lee.vote
Two checks, thirty seconds each

Are You Registered? Is Your Mail Ballot on Track?

Every eligible voter in Lee County deserves a straight answer to both questions, today, not the week before an election. Use the official county tools below to check your registration status and your vote-by-mail status.

Step 1 · Get the official answer

Check your status directly with Lee County

The Lee County Supervisor of Elections office runs the official lookup tool for this county. It pulls from your actual voter record, so it is the only source that gives a definitive answer for both registration and vote-by-mail status.

Am I Registered to Vote?

Confirm your registration is active, see your current party affiliation, and find your assigned polling place for Election Day.

Official Free 30 Seconds
Check Registration →

Is My Vote-by-Mail Ballot on Track?

Already requested a mail ballot? Check whether it has been mailed, received back, or flagged for signature issues, using the same official lookup.

Official Free Tracks Every Step
Check Mail Ballot →

How to use the lookup

  1. Click either button above to open the Lee County Elections site.
  2. Enter your first name, last name, and date of birth.
  3. Your record will show registration status, party, polling place, and (if applicable) your vote-by-mail ballot status.
  4. If anything looks wrong or out of date, contact the Supervisor of Elections office directly at the number below.

Step 2 · Know what to expect

What every Lee County voter should know

A few facts that explain how registration and vote-by-mail work in Lee County, and why checking early matters.

Q. Who runs this lookup tool?
The Lee County Supervisor of Elections office, not this campaign. We are pointing you to the official source because that is the only record that matters. This campaign does not have access to, and will never ask for, your registration information.
Q. Do I need to request a vote-by-mail ballot again?
Under Florida law, vote-by-mail requests from prior election cycles have expired. If you want to vote by mail in 2026, you need to submit a new request, even if you have voted by mail in every election for years.
Q. What if my driver's license number changed?
The state recently changed its numbering system for new or renewed Florida driver's licenses and ID cards. If yours was reissued, the number on file with the Supervisor of Elections may not match anymore. Update it directly with their office to avoid delays processing a mail ballot request.
Q. When are the elections?
The Florida Primary Election is Tuesday, August 18, 2026. The General Election is Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Always confirm current deadlines at lee.vote.
Q. I am not registered yet. What do I do?
Register or update your information at RegisterToVoteFlorida.gov. To vote in the August 18 primary, you generally need to be registered by 29 days before the election. Check current deadlines at lee.vote.
Q. Something on my record looks wrong. Who do I call?
Contact the Lee County Supervisor of Elections office directly at (239) LEE-VOTE, (239) 533-8683. Office hours are Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. This is the office Chris is running to lead, and getting that answer right starts with how reachable that office is.

Key 2026 Dates to Remember

Voter Registration Deadline
29 Days Before Each Election
Primary Election
Tuesday, August 18, 2026
General Election
Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Now Make Sure Your Neighbors Are Checked Too.

A confirmed registration and a tracked ballot only help if everyone you know has done the same. Share this page, then help the campaign reach more Lee County voters before November.

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