LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA · TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 2026
THE BALLOT.
THE BREAKDOWN.
YOUR DECISION.
Candidates side by side. Amendments explained. Local ballot questions in context. One place to prepare for Election Day.
Election Day,
without the guesswork.
Six simple steps to make sure you know what to expect at the polls.
Check official voting information ↗- 01
Confirm your voter registration and residential address.
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Find the official sample ballot for your precinct.
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Review all candidates, including minor-party and write-in options.
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Read the full text of amendments and local referendums.
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Confirm your voting location, identification rules and deadlines.
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Bring your personal notes if they help you prepare.
EVERY SECOND COUNTS.
Until November 3, 2026 at 12:00 AM Eastern · Election Day countdown, not a poll-closing deadline.
Know your exact ballot. The contests shown below are selected comparisons, not a complete precinct ballot. Candidate lists, local questions and districts vary by address. Always verify your choices against your official sample ballot.
Official ballot ↗THE ELECTION CARD.
Explore the kinds of decisions that may appear on your ballot. Candidate comparisons show selected major-party matchups; the official sample ballot remains authoritative.
U.S. Senate
Major-party matchup shown. Check the official sample ballot for all qualified candidates and write-in options. Use the official sample ballot to review every qualified candidate.
Where do you stand? Informal reader poll. Not scientific, representative, or an official vote.
Sources: Florida Department of State's 2026 amendment booklet and election listings. Matchups highlight major-party candidates, not necessarily every ballot option. Check your precinct's official sample ballot for the complete list.
Explore by election type.
Choose a covered race or amendment to open its breakdown and community poll. Smaller local contests open LCN's complete local-ballot guide.
Federal offices3 offices / listings ⌄
Florida statewide offices4 offices / listings ⌄
Florida Legislature3 offices / listings ⌄
Lake County offices5 offices / listings ⌄
Judicial elections13 offices / listings ⌄
Special district offices14 offices / listings ⌄
Municipal contests1 offices / listings ⌄
Important distinction: This is the official notice's inventory of offices scheduled for election, supplemented by state amendment records. It is not a claim that every office has a contested race or will appear on every ballot. Unopposed offices may not appear, and municipal contests require separate confirmation.
See your actual sample ballot ↗Sources: Lake County amended notice of general election · Florida constitutional initiatives database.
YOUR VOTE. YOUR LOCATION.
Find early-voting sites or your assigned Election Day polling place using Lake County Elections’ official location tools.
October 19–31, 2026 · 10 AM–6 PM daily, Eastern. Registered Lake County voters may use any designated early-voting site. Explore the map and photo cards below. Open the official locator for available status information.
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Official tools are provided by the Lake County Supervisor of Elections and its service providers. If the embedded view does not load, use the links above. Locations can change; confirm before traveling. Early voting source · Election Day source · Official schedule
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Reliable election preparation starts with official information.
Find your sample ballot
Your precinct determines which candidates and local questions you will see. Start with the official Lake County election office.
Open official voter resources ↗Verify statewide contests
Review official Florida election information, qualified candidates and statewide ballot materials.
Florida Division of Elections ↗Understand retention votes
Find nonpartisan information about judicial retention and how these Yes/No questions work.
Explore judicial resources ↗Scroll Less. Know More.
LCN provides nonpartisan election information. This guide is not an official ballot and does not collect or submit votes.

