Only 12 of 92 polling places open in Lee County following Hurricane Ian. The monster storm has changed so much about our daily lives in Southwest Florida. Voting is one of them. A majority of the polling places in Lee County are not usable for the very important mid-term elections. This drastically effects where and how we will all be voting in the November 8th election.
While every election is important, this is a big one for Floridians. We are voting on the next governor of the Sunshine State as well as several key leaders to represent us in Washington, DC. It might not be as convenient to get to the polls but in some areas, free transportation is being offered to some of the voting sites to help give all residents access to the polls.
Volunteer election worker unloads voting booths for early voting which is now underway. Only 12 of 92 polling places open In Lee County right now
Can I vote before election day?
Yes you can. Early voting has been under way since October 24th and continues all the way through Monday, November 7th. You can go to any of the below polling places between the hours of 9am and 6pm.
It does not matter what precinct you are assigned to. Regardless of your usual polling place you can still vote at all 12 of these sites. They are all are open with no restrictions. Just make sure you have your driver’s license or legal form of identification as well as a little patience. Remember many of the folks working the polls are volunteers.
If you have any questions about voting, click here for the latest information and updates from Lee County Supervisor of Elections, Tommy Doyle.
There are only 12 of 92 polling places open in Lee County following Hurricane Ian. We have the list for you so you can make plans to vote between now and election day on November 8h.
Here are the open polling places and their addresses.
