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Official Notices

This page will be regularly updated with notices concerning election deadlines, canvassing board meetings, and potential voting ineligibility notices. Please contact the Alachua County Supervisor of Elections Office at 352-374-5252 if you have any questions.

 

LEGAL NOTICES regarding potential voting ineligibility

Potential Ineligibility Notice 7/11/2024

Potential Ineligibility Notice 6/28/2024

Potential Ineligibility Notice 5/15/2024

Potential Ineligibility Notice 4/30/2024

Potential Ineligibility Notice 4/5/2024

Potential Ineligibility Notice 3/22/2024

Potential Ineligibility Notice 3/1/2024

Potential Ineligibility Notice Scheduled 1/31/2024

Potential Ineligibility Notice Scheduled 1/17/2024

Potential Ineligibility Notice Scheduled 12/28/2023

Potential Ineligibility Notice Scheduled 12/18/2023

Published Felony Notice Scheduled 11/30/2023

Published Felony Notice Scheduled 11/15/2023

Published Felony Notice Scheduled 11/1/2023

Published Felony Notice Scheduled 10/20/2023

Published Felony Notice Scheduled 10/05/2023

Published Felony Notice Scheduled 09/20/23

Published Non-Residential Address Notice Scheduled 09/07/23 

Published Felony Notice Scheduled 09/06/23

Published Felony Notice Scheduled 08/23/23

Published Felony Notice Scheduled 08/10/23

Published Felony Notice Scheduled 07/26/23

Published Felony Notice Scheduled 07/12/23


    

 

Notices regarding upcoming election dates

 

Notices regarding polling place changes

 

Notices regarding upcoming canvassing board meetings

Kim A. Barton, Supervisor of Elections, Alachua County
Josiah T. Walls Building • 515 North Main Street, Suite 300 • Gainesville, FL 32601
Hours: 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m., Monday through Friday

Phone: 352-374-5252 • Fax: 352-374-5264 • TDD: 352-491-4432
Toll-Free Spanish Hotline: 833-875-0365
Email: kbarton@alachuacounty.us
Vote-by-Mail Information: votebymail@alachuacounty.us

Public Records Custodian: Elections Information Specialist Dillon Boatner (dboatner@alachuacounty.us)

Under Florida law, e-mail addresses are public records. If you do not want your e-mail address released in response to a public records request, do not send electronic mail to this entity. Instead, contact this office by phone or in writing. History.—s. 1, ch. 2006-232.