Do you want to check if your mail ballot was accepted? Do you need to correct an issue?
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 Check your Vote By Mail Ballot status HERE
 If you have received a notice from the Seminole County Supervisor of Elections Office that your mail ballot was not accepted, you will be instructed to complete a Vote-by-Mail Cure Affidavit and return it to the Supervisor's office with an accepted form of identification.

All Vote-by-mail cure affidavits must be returned to the Supervisor's office no later than 5 p.m. on the second day after the election.

Vote-by-Mail Cure Affidavit Form (English)                      Vote-by-Mail Cure Affidavit Form (Spanish)

Questions? Contact the Supervisor of Election's office at (407) 585-8683.
Email: Elections@VoteSeminole.org  For additional help email office@semdems.com or call 352.455.8307 and leave a message.

Reasons a vote-by-mail ballot may be rejected include no signature on the ballot envelope or the signature not matching the voter's signature on file. If you received a notice from the Supervisor's office indicating there was a problem with your vote-by-mail ballot, correct it as soon as possible!