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Divisions

Elections

Division Director
Dr. Gisela Salas

The Division of Elections by nature is diverse and oversees many different functions. The Division is comprised of the Director’s Office and three bureaus: Voting Systems Certification, Election Records and Voter Registration Services. The Division is responsible for certifying all voting systems that are used to conduct elections in Florida’s 67 counties. The Division also maintains the statewide Florida Voter Registration System, which is the official state voter registration list. The Department has also implemented an electronic filing system for all candidates, committees and political parties that are required to file campaign treasurer’s reports with the Division of Elections.

Division Contact

Telephone: 850.245.6200
Email: DivElections@dos.state.fl.us

Website
http://election.dos.state.fl.us/

Bureaus

Bureau of Election Records
Bureau of Voter Registration Services
Bureau of Voting Systems Ceritification

Kurt S. Browning, Secretary of State

Rick Scott, Governor

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