Levy County Republican Executive Committee

FLORIDA REPUBLICAN PRIMARY TODAY!

Don't forget today is the Republican Presidential Primary....If you are registered Republican, please take the time to go to the polls and vote if you have not already!

Voting hours: Polls are open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Anyone in line by 7 p.m. may vote. Lines are usually longest from 7 to 9 a.m. and 5 to 7 p.m. If the line is long, do not go to another precinct. Voting in your precinct is the only option.

Who can vote: Only registered Republicans can vote in the presidential preference primary.

Where to vote: Precincts are listed on voter information cards. The Levy County Supervisor of Elections office has polling place locators on its Web site.

Identification: Voters need photo identification that includes a signature.  A driver's license is best. Other forms of ID are accepted, but a license is the one that poll workers can process most quickly. Besides state-issued driver's licenses or ID cards, other accepted forms include passports, military, student, public assistance or neighborhood association IDs, and debit or credit cards. If the photo ID does not contain the voter's signature, another ID with a signature is required.

Marking your ballot: Mark the ballot exactly the way the instructions specify. If you don't, it might not scan correctly. If you make a mistake, ask for a replacement ballot. Once your paper ballot goes into the scanner, it's too late to make changes.

Absentee ballots: Must be returned to the Supervisor of Elections Office headquarters by 7 p.m. today.

A voter who received an absentee ballot and then chooses to vote in person can cast a regular ballot at the polling place.The system works faster for voters if people changing their minds bring the absentee ballot to the precinct, where it can be canceled.

Contact Information SOE:Levy County Supervisor of Elections, the Honorable Connie Asbell: 421 S Court Street, Bronson, FL  32621, Phone: 352-486-5163,  Web: www.votelevy.com

State Division of Elections: Toll-free hotline, 866-308-6739, will operate from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. today. The toll-free number for the Florida Relay Service for voters with speech, vision and hearing difficulties is 800-955-8771. The Elections Division Web site is www.election.dos.state.fl.us

LCREC Mission:

LCREC purpose is  to educate all potential voters about the Republican Party platform through the promotion of honest men and women for local government positions, community activities, precinct organization, fundraising, and enhanced community relationships to encourage year round support and enthusiasm leveraging our combined expertise and the latest innovations in technology.

LCREC Vision:

The LCREC wants to represent and educate all potential and existing voters within Levy County about the Republican Party through organized Precinct participation.

Help grow our party by joining the Levy County Republican Executive Committee Team! As a member of the Levy County Republican Executive CommitteeTeam, we'll work together to bring new faces and voices to the Republican Party and maintain our majority for years to come.

Help educate our community about the Republican agenda.

Write Letters to the Editor. Call Talk Radio. Write Your Representatives.

Volunteer to get our Republican Candidates in office see our Officials and Volunteer page for more information.