Registration for Florida voters ends at midnight, Tuesday, October 11
BEDFORD, NH - With the General Election a little more than a month away on Nov. 8, do you know if you are registered to vote?JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Registration for Florida voters to be able to cast their ballots in the November, 8th midterm election ends at midnight, on Tuesday, October 11.
Voters include new residents with a valid driver’s license and/or address; residents who recently turned 18; and/or residents who have never previously voted.Residents can register to vote online atUnlike the 21 states which includes California, Utah, Washington, and North Carolina, Florida forbids Election day, voter registration.Lucia Viti is a seasoned journalist, photojournalist, and published author and works as a reporter for WOKV News.
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