Jared Moskowitz

FL-25

Last updated September 24th, 2026 at 1:44pm GMT.

FL-25 2026 GENERAL ELECTION TIMELINE: 

ELECTION DAY – TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3

Polls are open from 7:00AM – 7:00PM local time.

  • Anyone in line at 7:00PM is permitted to vote.

Voter Registration Deadline: 10/5/2026

VBM Drop Start

  • Domestic: Ballots for domestic voters with requests already on file must be sent during the 9/24/2026 – 10/1/2026 window.
  • Military/Overseas: Ballots for UOCAVA voters with requests already on file must be sent no later than 9/19/2026.

VBM Request Deadline: 10/22/2026 by 5:00PM. on.

VBM Return Deadline: ELECTION DAY BY 7:00PM local time.

EV Mandatory Start: 10/24/2026.

  • EV Start – Miami-Dade County: 10/19/2026. Early voting runs 7:00AM – 7:00PM daily.
  • EV Start – Broward County: 10/19/2026. Early voting runs 7:00AM – 7:00PM daily.
  • EV Start – Palm Beach County: 10/19/2026. Early voting runs 7:00AM – 7:00PM daily.

EV Mandatory End: 10/31/2026.

  • EV End – Miami-Dade County: 11/1/2026.
  • EV End – Broward County: 11/1/2026.
  • EV End – Palm Beach County: 11/1/2026.

NOTES:

  • Same-Day Registration: Not allowed. Florida closes voter registration 29 days before an election; for the 2026 General Election, that deadline is October 5.
  • Vote-by-Mail Eligibility: Florida does not require an excuse to vote by mail.
  • VBM Return Methods: A completed ballot can be returned by mail or delivered in person.
  • Secure Ballot Intake Stations: VBM ballots may be deposited at authorized secure ballot intake stations, including stations at designated early-voting sites during authorized hours.
  • Overseas Exception: For the General Election, an overseas voter’s mailed ballot can be received up to 10 days after Election Day, provided it is postmarked or dated no later than Election Day.
  • County Variation: Early-voting dates can differ by county. The statewide mandatory window is 10/24–10/31, while counties may add 10/19–10/23 and/or 11/1.

SINGER B-ROLL

SINGER PRESS HITS

Scott Singer wants to aggressively target the waste and fraud in our federal government. Scott wants to prosecute those who committed fraud with taxpayer money, and he wants to ban stock trading by members of Congress.

As a three-term Mayor of Boca Raton, Scott Singer voted seven straight times to lower the tax rate. In Congress, he will be a champion of lower taxes for hard working Americans, so they can keep more of what they earn.

As Mayor and the owner of a small business himself, Scott worked with community businesses and entrepreneurs to help them add jobs and overcome government regulations and red tape that raise costs. He wants to make it easier for businesses to create jobs and make sure Floridians in this area have a wealth of career options.

Scott Singer is a strong supporter of one of our most important allies in the world, the state of Israel. In Congress, Scott will work with Republicans and Democrats to ensure a safe, secure Israel, and he will be a strong voice against antisemitism.

JARED MOSKOWITZ