What you need to know for Florida’s primary election day

Roger Simmons, Orlando Sentinel
·2 min read

You’ve seen the commercials on TV, the signs on the side of the road and even the texts from the candidates on your cell phone. Finally, election day is here for Florida’s primary. Here’s information you need to know.

Going to the polls

Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday.

You must vote at your assigned polling location. Double-check your Voter Information Card, or visit your county supervisor of elections website to find your voting record to see where you should vote.

You must bring a photo ID to the polls. Without ID, or if a voter’s eligibility cannot be determined, voters will receive a provisional ballot, which will not be counted on Election Day and will be reviewed afterward by a canvassing board.

If you encounter problems at the polls, please let us know. Send us information at OrlandoSentinel.com/tips

Scott Maxwell offers his tips

Orlando Sentinel columnist Scott Maxwell put together this short video Reel with some tips on voting.

Don’t know who to vote for?

Need help deciding on who gets your vote? You can check out our Orlando Sentinel Voters Guide at OrlandoSentinel.com/2022vote with information about candidates in key statewide and local races.

You can also see which candidates our editorial board has endorsed in the primary election. All the endorsements are in one spot here.

Follow along on election day and night

Follow our Florida Primary live blog with the latest election news from Central Florida and the state at OrlandoSentinel.com

Get Central Florida and statewide primary results at OrlandoSentinel.com after the polls close at 7 p.m.

And a note to print subscribers: We will have late print deadlines Tuesday night to get in as many election results as possible, which means your newspaper delivery Wednesday morning might be delayed.