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United States BROWARD ELECTION MUNICIPALITIES INFORMATION UNITED STATES Coconut Creek coconutcreek.net 954-973-6770 SUPERVISOR OF ELECTIONS WHITE HOUSE Cooper City coopercityfl.org 954-434-4300 115 S Andrews Ave, Room 102 1600 Pennsylvania Ave NW Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301 Washington, DC 20500 Coral Springs coralsprings.org 954-344-1000 www.BrowardSOE.org 954-257-7050 www.WhiteHouse.gov Dania Beach ci.dania-beach.fl.us 954-924-6800 SOE AT LAUDERHILL MALL Comments: 202-456-1111 1501 NW 40th Avenue Davie davie-fl.gov 954-797-1000 PRESIDENT DIRECTORY OF Lauderhill, FL 33313 Barack Obama (D) 202-456-1414 Deerfield Beach deerfield-beach.com 954-480-4200 954-712-1903 White House, Washington, DC ELECTED OFFICIALS Fort Lauderdale fortlauderdale.gov 954-828-8000 WHO CAN REGISTER TO VOTE for Broward County Hallandale Beach hallandalebeachfl.gov 954-458-3251 At least 18 years of age • resident of Broward County • no VICE PRESIDENT felony convictions, unless civil rights have been restored • Joseph Biden (D) 202-456-1414 2015 through 2016 Hillsboro Beach townofhillsborobeach.com 954-427-4011 not judged mentally incapacitated, unless competency has United States Naval Observatory, Washington, DC Hollywood hollywoodfl.org 954-921-3211 been restored • 16 and 17 year olds may pre-register to vote. US SENATORS LBTS lauderdalebythesea-fl.gov 954-640-4200 Voter registration is active if you vote at least once every four years, and is transferable from another county in Florida. You Bill Nelson (D) 954-693-4851 Lauderdale Lakes lauderdalelakes.org 954-535-2700 must be registered at least 29 days before election day. Form www.BillNelson.Senate.gov 716 Hart SOB, Washington, DC 20510 Lauderhill Lauderhill-fl.gov 954-739-0100 available on SOE website. 202-224-5274 A public service from the League of Women Voters of Broward County Lazy Lake none 954-614-9058 VOTER INFORMATION CARD Marco Rubio (R) 305-418-8553 Contains precinct number and location, US House, Florida www.Rubio.Senate.gov Lighthouse Point city.lighthousepoint.com 954-943-6500 Senate, Florida House, County Commission and School Board 284 Russell SOB, Washington, DC 20510 202-224-3041 Margate margatefl.com 954-972-6454 District numbers. US REPRESENTATIVES Miramar ci.miramar.fl.us 954-602-4357 3 WAYS TO VOTE District 20 Alcee Hastings (D) EARLY VOTING 954-733-2800 North Lauderdale nlauderdale.org 954-722-0900 www.AlceeHastings.House.gov All early voting sites are available to all Broward County voters, 2353 Rayburn HOB, Washington, DC 20515 Oakland Park oaklandparkfl.org 954-630-4200 regardless of precinct. Photo ID with signature required. 202-225-1313 Parkland cityofparkland.org 954-753-5040 VOTE BY MAIL DISTRICT 21 Ted Deutch (D) 954-972-6454 Absentee ballots may be requested in the state of Florida for This Directory was compiled by the League of Women Pembroke Park townofpembrokepark.com 954-966-4600 www.TedDeutch.House.gov any reason. www.browardsoe.org 954-357-7055 2447 Rayburn HOB. Washington, DC 20515 202-225-3001 Voters of Broward County. The League of Women Voters is a Pembroke Pines ppines.com 954-435-6500 ELECTION DAY nonpartisan organization that encourages informed and active Polls open from 7AM to 7PM. Photo ID with signature Plantation plantation.org 954-797-2200 DISTRICT 22 Lois Frankel (D) 561-998-9045 participation in government; works to increase understanding required. Voting allowed in assigned precinct only. www.Frankel.House.gov of major public policy issues; and influences public policy Pompano Beach pompanobeachfl.gov 954-786-4600 PRIMARY ELECTIONS 1037 Longworth HOB, Washington, DC 20515 202-225-9890 through education and advocacy. The League does not Sea Ranch Lakes cityclerksearanchlakesflorida.gov 954-943-8862 Florida is a closed primary state. Only voters registered in a political support or oppose any political party or candidate. Southwest Ranches southwestranches.org 954-434-0008 party may vote for that party’s candidates. DISTRICT 23 Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D) 954-437-3936 All Judicial and School Board candidates are nonpartisan. www.WassermanSchultz.House.gov Sunrise sunrisefl.gov 954-741-2580 They may be on primary ballots and are available for all 1114 Longworth HOB, Washington, DC 20515 202-225-7931 Tamarac tamarac.org 954-597-3500 registered voters. DISTRICT 24 Frederica Wilson (D) 305-690-5905 UNIVERSAL PRIMARY SYSTEM 954-735-1311 www.lwvbcfl.org West Park cityofwestpark.net 954-989-2688 www.Wilson.House.gov Florida allows all registered voters to vote in the primary when 208 Cannon HOB, Washington, DC 20515 202-225-4506 Weston westonfl.org 954-385-2000 there is no opposing party candidate on the November ballot. Wilton Manor wiltonmanors.com 954-390-2100 305-470-8555 DISTRICT 25 Mario Diaz-Balart (R) follow us LWVBC www.MarioDiazBalart.House.gov League of Cities 440 Cannon HOB, Washington, DC 20515 202-225-4211 P.O. BOX 15952 115 S Andrews Ave Room 122 PLANTATION, FL 33318-5952 Ft Lauderdale, FL 33301 www.browardleague.org 954-357-7370 BROWARD COUNT Y STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT 4 Abby Freedman 754-321-2004 STATE REPRESENTATIVES www.MyFloridaHouse.gov STATE SENATORS www.FLSenate.gov [email protected] 115 S Andrews Avenue, Room 422 954-357-7000 DISTRICT 92 Gwyndolen Clarke-Reed (D) 954-786-4848 DISTRICT 29 Jeremy Ring (D) 954-917-1392 Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301 DISTRICT 5 Rosalind Osgood 754-321-2005 [email protected] [email protected] www.Broward.org [email protected] DISTRICT 93 George Moraitis Jr (R) 954-762-3757 DISTRICT 31 Chris Smith (D) 954-321-2705 COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR, Appointed 954-357-7362 DISTRICT 6 Laurie Rich Levinson 754-321-2006 [email protected] [email protected] Bertha Henry [email protected] DISTRICT 94 Bobby DuBose (D) 954-467-4206 DISTRICT 33 Eleanor Sobel (D) 954-924-3693 [email protected] DISTRICT 7 Nora Rupert 754-321-2007 [email protected] [email protected] DISTRICT 1 Martin David Kiar (D) 954-357-7001 [email protected] DISTRICT 95 Hazelle Rogers (D) 954-497-3367 DISTRICT 34 Maria Sachs (D) 561-279-1427 [email protected] SEAT 8 (at Large) Donna Korn 754-321-2008 [email protected] [email protected] 954-357-7002 DISTRICT 2 Mark Bogen (D) [email protected] DISTRICT 96 Kristin Jacobs (D) 954-956-5600 DISTRICT 36 Oscar Braynon II (D) 305-654-7150 [email protected] SEAT 9 (at Large) Robin Bartleman 754-321-2009 [email protected] [email protected] DISTRICT 3 Stacy Ritter (D) 954-357-7003 [email protected] DISTRICT 97 Jared Moskowitz (D) 954-346-2848 STATE OFFICIALS [email protected] OTHER ELECTED OFFICIALS [email protected] The Capitol, 400 S Monroe Street Tallahassee, FL 32399 DISTRICT 4 Chip LaMarca (R) 954-357-7004 954-838-1371 CLERK of the COURTS DISTRICT 98 Katie Edwards (D) GOVERNOR [email protected] [email protected] Howard Forman (D) 954-831-6565 Rick Scott (R) 850-717-9337 DISTRICT 5 Lois Wexler (D) 954-357-7005 www.BrowardClerk.org DISTRICT 99 Evan Jenne (D) 954-893-5000 www.FLGov.com [email protected] PROPERTY APPRAISER [email protected] LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR DISTRICT 6 Beam Furr (D) 954-357-7006 Lori Parrish (D) 954-357-6830 DISTRICT 100 Joseph Geller (D) 954-924-3708 Carlos Lopez-Cantera (R) 850-717-9331 [email protected] www.bcpa.net [email protected] ATTORNEY GENERAL DISTRICT 7 Tim Ryan (D) 954-357-7007 PUBLIC DEFENDER DISTRICT 101 Shevrin Jones (D) 954-893-5010 Pam Bondi (R) 850-414-3300 [email protected] Howard Finkelstein (D) 954-831-8650 [email protected] www.MyFloridaLegal.com DISTRICT 8 Barbara Sharief (D) 954-357-7008 www.BrowardDefender.org Fraud Hotline 866-966-7226 DISTRICT 102 Sharon Pritchett (D) 954-432-1557 [email protected] SHERIFF [email protected] CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER DISTRICT 9 Dale Holness (D) 954-357-7009 Scott Israel (D) 954-831-8900 DISTRICT 103 Manny Diaz Jr (R) 305-364-3072 Jeff Atwater (R) 850-413-3100 [email protected] www.Sheriff.org [email protected] www.MyFloridaCFO.com 877-693-5236 STATE ATTORNEY Consumer Helpline SCHOOL BOARD DISTRICT 104 Richard Stark (D) 954-217-0287 754-321-0000 Michael Satz (D) 954-831-6955 [email protected] COMMISSIONER of AGRICULTURE and 600 SE 3rd Avenue www.sao17.state.fl.us CONSUMER SERVICES Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301 DISTRICT 105 Carlos Trujillo (R) 305-470-5070 Adam Putnam (R) 850-488-3022 www.BrowardSchools.com SUPERVISOR of ELECTIONS [email protected] Dr. Brenda Snipes (D) 954-357-7050 www.FreshFromFlorida.com Consumer Services Hotline 800-435-7352 SUPERINTENDENT, Appointed www.BrowardSOE.org Robert Runcie 754-321-2600 The Florida Legislative sessions run for 60 days [email protected] each year. DISTRICT 1 Ann Murray 754-321-2001 FLORIDA SUPREME COURT 850-488-0125 Broward Delegation [email protected] 500 S Duval Street For information about legislators representing DISTRICT 2 Patricia Good 754-321-2002 Tallahassee, FL 32399 Broward County contact: 954-357-6555 [email protected] www.FloridaSupremeCourt.org www.Broward.org/Legislative Executive Director, Victoria Nowlan DISTRICT 3 Heather Brinkworth 754-321-2003 [email protected].
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