PINELLAS COUNTY · NOVEMBER 2026 GENERAL ELECTION
Your guide to voting on Election Day
Tuesday, November 3 · 7 a.m.–7 p.m. Eastern
Vote at the polling place assigned to your home address. Returning a mail ballot? Use one of the three elections offices listed below.Early voting ended November 1. For in-person voting on November 3, use your assigned Election Day precinct.
Election Day · November 3
Polls open 7 a.m. and close 7 p.m. Eastern.
Your assigned precinct · All times Eastern
Updated November 2, 2026 · Voting procedures checked against the Pinellas County Supervisor of Elections.
Open your district voter guide
Why does my House district matter?This page brings together district guides and independent ballot research to help you learn about candidates—from statewide offices such as governor and U.S. Senate to U.S. House, Florida Senate and House, county offices, and city council races where applicable.
We organize our guides by Florida House district. Your home address determines which district and local contests appear on your ballot; your House district is one part of that picture. Choose the matching guide below, then use the address lookup to confirm your district, polling place, and complete official sample ballot.
Some candidates shown may not appear on your ballot. Your official sample ballot confirms your races.
View the county map of House Districts 57–62
The map is a reference. Your address-specific sample ballot confirms your district and races.
Florida House — District 57
Florida House — District 58
Florida House — District 59
Florida House — District 60
Florida House — District 61
Florida House — District 62
Printed guides may show the earlier voting schedule. For current voting dates and ballot-return instructions, use the information on this page.
Find your Election Day polling place
November 3, 7 a.m.–7 p.m. You must vote at your assigned precinct. If you are in line at 7 p.m., stay in line. What to bring: valid, current photo and signature identification. You may use two accepted IDs if one has your photo and the other has your signature. Check accepted identification with the elections office. If you do not have acceptable ID, ask a poll worker about a provisional ballot.Look up my polling place, district and sample ballot
Enter your house number, then type your street name and choose the matching street. Review the official precinct information and sample ballot to confirm your Florida House district. This is the official lookup used by the Pinellas County Supervisor of Elections. Open it on the Pinellas County Supervisor of Elections website if it does not display here.Return your mail ballot in person
Must be received by 7 p.m. Tuesday, November 3.
Sign and seal the return envelope. For Election Day, hand-deliver your ballot rather than relying on mail delivery. For domestic mail ballots, a postmark does not meet the receipt deadline.Libraries and community drop-off sites are now closed. On Election Day, Tuesday, November 3, return your ballot only to one of these three Pinellas County Supervisor of Elections offices, open 7 a.m.–7 p.m..
Largo
Election Service Center 13001 Starkey Rd. Largo Drive-through return at the front entrance. Directions to Largo officeClearwater
County Courthouse 315 Court St., Room 117 Clearwater Directions to Clearwater officeSt. Petersburg
County Building 501 1st Ave. N. St. Petersburg Directions to St. Petersburg officeOfficial ballot-return locations and hours (PDF)
My mail ballot never arrived. What should I do?
The October 22 deadline to request a ballot be mailed to you has passed. Call the Pinellas County Supervisor of Elections at 727-464-8683 for help with a missing or replacement ballot, or ask about voting in person at your assigned precinct on November 3.Free Ride Assistance
Request free ride assistance to vote or return your mail ballot on Election Day, November 3. One email address is needed per round trip. Assistance is available regardless of party affiliation or candidate preference. Request Free Ride Assistance Ride questions: rides@pinellasdemocrats.com Voting questions: Pinellas County Supervisor of Elections · 727-464-8683Independent ballot research
Explore candidate information, St. Petersburg ballot measures, state constitutional amendments, and judicial voter education.- League of Women Voters — 2026 Pinellas voter guide
- VOTE411 — see the contests on your ballot
- The Florida Bar — judicial voter information
These independent resources provide candidate information, explanations of ballot measures, and judicial voter education. Their content and positions are their own. Linking to them does not constitute a PCDEC endorsement of any candidate, judge, or ballot position.
Linked resources may be in English.
