In honor of America’s 250th anniversary, the Brevard County Supervisor of Elections office has a special “I Voted” sticker for our voters. Wear your sticker with pride, Brevard!

🗺️Planning to vote early? Want to know the best kept secret for Early Voting in Brevard? There are Early Voting sites, like Dr. Joe Lee Smith Community Ctr. without lines. Voters are encouraged to visit VoteBrevard.gov and click the “Early Voting” tab to see wait times.⏱️

💥Brevard!! Way to Go!🤯

Today is the 2nd day of Early Voting in Brevard County for the 2026 Primary Election. Go to VoteBrevard.gov for: 📅Dates ⏰ Hours of operation 🗺Locations & wait times

🦸‍♀️Today is Election Hero Day & I am proud to work beside some of the best election workers around! From our permanent staff to the legion of temp workers, these folks work hard to ensure Brevard’s elections are tops. I'm also thankful for the commitment of our Canvassing Bd.

Reminder –The deadline to request a Mail Ballot for the 2026 General Election is 5pm on Thursday, October 22nd. Visit VoteBrevard.gov, call 321-290-VOTE (8683), or stop by any of the 4 administrative offices for assistance.

🥳Keep turning out to Early Vote, Brevard!

Polls are now open at all 10 Early Voting sites throughout Brevard! Visit VoteBrevard.gov for a list of locations, including a map and wait times. ⏰Hours of operation: 8:00am – 6:00pm Weekdays 8:00am – 4:00pm Weekends

🥳HAPPY BIRTHDAY to the 68 pre-registered voters who turned 18 this week and became active registered voters! 📬Check the mailbox for your official Voter Information card, mailed from my office. 🇺🇸

If you vote by mail, you can visit VoteBrevard.gov to track the status of your mail ballot by clicking on the “Voter Information Lookup” tab and entering the required information. As always, don’t hesitate to call 321-290-VOTE (8683) or visit any of the 4 admin offices.

Today we have taken over the SOE social media accounts long enough to make sure everyone knows how grateful we are to have such an amazing boss! 🥇

Just a friendly reminder from Supervisor Bobanic that the 2026 General Election ballot is two-pages. When voting your ballot, don’t forget to vote both sides of the pages.

Unfortunately, it appears this misinformation from 2024 is back in circulation. As your trusted source of election information and are here to debunk the misinformation being spread. Call 321-290-8683, visit VoteBrevard.gov, or stop in at any of the 4 admin offices.

Thank you to the Titusville Area Chamber of Commerce for having invited me out as the guest speaker at today’s monthly meeting. I appreciate the chance to discuss the upcoming General Election and how elections impact local businesses.

Early Voting for the 2026 General Election begins on Mon., Oct. 19 and lasts through Sat., Oct. 31. For locations, hours of operation, and wait times visit VoteBrevard.gov and click on the red “Early Voting” tab.

To the men and women of the United States Navy – we thank you for your service and celebrate your anniversary! This month’s featured Veteran is Walter Marshall, who proudly served in the United States Navy. Non sibi sed patriae⚓🇺🇸

This week my team will begin setting up the 10 Early Voting locations for the 2026 General Election. We were joined at the Kiwanis Island Community Center site set-up by Malcolm Denemark with @Florida_Today.

🖋Voters are encouraged to verify that the signature in their voter record is current and up to date. The signature in a voter's record is used to verify the signature on a Mail Ballot or an initiative or candidate petition.