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The Saint Lucie West office, located at 250 NW Country Club Drive, will be closed until further notice.

For immediate assistance, please call 772-462-1500 or visit one of our other offices:

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Notice will be posted here when the Saint Lucie West office reopens. Sorry for any inconvenience

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Your voter information card will be out of date soon!

Expect a new card in mid-June 2022

Because of the 2020 census, district maps for federal, state, and local offices are changing. This may affect your voting precinct and Election Day polling place. Once the process is complete, we will mail your new voter information card with your districts, precinct, and polling place for the 2022 Election cycle and beyond. Until that time, any new or current voter wishing to make updates to their voter record will receive a confirmation letter.

Visit: www.slcelections/redistricting to learn more.

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Florida Supervisors of Elections and Secretary of State Laurel M. Lee Join NASS in #TrustedInfo2022 Voter Education Effort

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
April 19, 2022

Florida Supervisors of Elections and Secretary of State Laurel M. Lee
Join NASS in #TrustedInfo2022 Voter Education Effort

In preparation of the 2022 midterm elections, Florida Supervisors of Elections (FSE) and Florida Secretary of State Laurel M. Lee join the National Association of Secretaries of State (NASS) in the #TrustedInfo2022 education effort to promote state and local election officials as the trusted sources for election information.

“The biggest threat to our democracy is election misinformation, disinformation, and malinformation (MDM) that undermines voter confidence in the integrity of our elections,” states Wesley Wilcox, Marion County Supervisor of Elections and Florida Supervisors of Elections President. “Florida voters can be confident that our elections are accurate and conducted with the highest levels of integrity and transparency in our nation. We are committed to ensuring voters have access to accurate election information during the 2022 election cycle and beyond.”

“The spread of misinformation and disinformation to influence voters and interfere with elections is a key concern,” said Secretary of State Laurel M. Lee. “We are grateful to be partnering with NASS and the Florida Supervisors of Elections for the #TrustedInfo2022 campaign to ensure that voters in Florida know that we are THE trusted sources for elections information.”

Together, our goal is to ensure the integrity of Florida’s elections and to support fair, honest, and accurate elections in the State of Florida. As elections professionals, we want to highlight our commitment to being the official trusted sources of election-related information in Florida. While there is a lot of information about voting and elections on the internet and social media, not all of it is credible. Your local Supervisor of Election’s offices and the Florida Department of State will remain the credible, verified source for election information. Many election officials will use the #TrustedInfo2022 hashtag to flag official election information on social media and other sites.

To learn more about NASS’s #TrustedInfo2022 campaign, visit CanIVote.org and for trusted information about state and local elections, visit the official websites and social media accounts for your local Supervisor of Elections, and the Department of State’s website at DOS.Myflorida.com/elections.

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