Seminole County Supervisor of Elections to Conduct Public Test of Voting Equipment Ahead of November
The Seminole County Supervisor of Elections Office will conduct its public Logic & Accuracy (L&A) Test for the November 3, 2026, General Election.Florida law requires Logic & Accuracy testing before every election to verify that voting equipment accurately reads, tabulates, and reports votes. During the public test, election staff cast pre-marked test ballots through each voting and tabulation device to confirm every vote is counted exactly as intended. Following Logic & Accuracy testing, the Canvassing
Seminole County Canvassing Board Certifies Official Results of 2026 Primary Election
The Seminole County Canvassing Board completed its canvass of the August 18, 2026, Primary Election Thursday evening, certifying both the required unofficial returns and the Official Resultsfor Seminole County. The results were submitted electronically to the Florida Department of State. Under Florida law, county canvassing boards must submit official returns for a primary election to the Department of State no later than noon on the eighth day following the election - August 26, 2026, for this year's
Seminole County Supervisor of Elections Amy Pennock and Elections Staff Commemorate Women’s Right to Vote
Seminole County Supervisor of Elections Amy Pennock and the women of the Elections Office are commemorating the 106th anniversary of the ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment, which falls on Primary Election Day, August 18.Pennock and the office’s female staff attended the August 11 meeting of the Seminole County Board of County Commissioners. At the beginning of the meeting, the Board read and presented a proclamation recognizing August 18, 2026, as Women’s Right to Vote Commemoration Day.The Elections
Sample Ballots Are Arriving in Mailboxes Across Seminole County This Week
Sample ballots are in the mail and arriving this week in mailboxes across Seminole County ahead of the August 18 Primary Election, giving voters the opportunity to review candidates and contests before casting their ballot. Paper sample ballots were mailed today to all registered voters who have not requested a Vote-by-Mail ballot.This election also marks the first time the Seminole County Supervisor of Elections Office has delivered official sample ballots by email to voters who previously selected that
Seminole County Supervisor of Elections Announces Polling Location Changes & New Interactive Polling Place Map; New Voter Information Cards Mailed to 45,000 Voters
The Seminole County Supervisor of Elections Office is mailing updated Voter Information Cards to approximately 45,000 registered voters in 11 precincts whose Election Day polling places have changed for the August 18 Primary Election.Beginning this week, affected voters should watch their mailboxes for anew Voter Information Cardlisting their assigned Election Day polling place. If you receive a new card, your Election Day polling place has changed. Voters whose polling place has not changed will not
Seminole County Supervisor of Elections Launches Redesigned Website Featuring Voter-First Tools and Modern Design
Seminole County Supervisor of Elections Amy Pennock today announced the launch of a redesigned website for the Seminole County Supervisor of Elections Office, offering a cleaner, more user-friendly online experience for voters, candidates, and community partners. The updated site at www.VoteSeminole.gov features simplified navigation, a mobile-friendly design, and prominent voter tools that make it easier to register to vote, request a vote-by-mail ballot, check voter status, and find polling places and
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Seminole Elections Announces Winner of First-Ever Student “I Voted” Sticker Contest, Unveils 2026 Design
In a surprise classroom visit filled with excitement, Amy Pennock, the Seminole County Supervisor of Elections, announced the winner of the first-ever “I Voted” Sticker Contest today, unveiling the student-created sticker that voters will receive across Seminole County in the 2026 elections. The surprise announcement marked the culmination of a countywide call for entries earlier this year, inviting elementary and middle school students to submit original artwork representing the importance of voting
Seminole Elections Office partners with Lake Mary High School to Save Taxpayers More Than $16,000
Seminole County Supervisor of Elections Amy Pennock today announced a partnership with Lake Mary High School to implement a solution that will save taxpayers more than $16,000 while extending the life of essential election equipment.The collaboration began after elections staff identified a failure in a small but critical printer component used in daily elections operations - a clip that holds ballot paper in place. Because the manufacturer does not offer the clip as a standalone part, the only available
Now Recruiting: Seminole County Seeks Election Workers for 2026 Elections
The Seminole County Supervisor of Elections Office is now recruiting paid election workers for the 2026 election cycle, with opportunities available for both returning workers and first-time applicants. Selected workers will play a critical role in supporting secure, accurate, and accessible elections, and are required to complete training and commit to working a full Election Day shift. Supervisor of Elections Amy Pennock emphasized the essential role election workers play in every election:“Election
Designs Sought for Seminole County’s Official 2026 “I Voted” Sticker
Seminole County Supervisor of Elections Amy Pennock is inviting elementary and middle school students across the county to design official the 2026 “I Voted” Sticker. The contest is a creative civic engagement initiative that gives students the opportunity to create the official sticker distributed to voters during the 2026 Election Cycle. Students are encouraged to submit original, nonpartisan artwork featuring the phrase “I Voted” to the Elections office by February 23, 2026. Application packets
Supervisor of Elections Amy Pennock Encourages Seminole County Students to Apply for the 2026 FSE Scholarships
Drawing on her years of service as a Seminole County School Board member and her ongoing commitment to civic education, Supervisor of Elections Amy Pennock is encouraging local college students to apply for the 2026 Florida Supervisors of Elections (FSE) Scholarship. The Florida Supervisors of Elections association will award three scholarships, each in the amount of $1,200, to eligible Florida college students who are preparing for careers in public service, business, and journalism. “Before I was
Reminder NO Seminole County Municipal ELECTIONS in this year
Seminole County: No Elections in 2025Voters Encouraged to Get Ready for 2026As neighboring counties prepare for their upcoming municipal elections, the Seminole County Supervisor of Elections reminds residents that Seminole County will not hold any elections in 2025 - the first time since 1978.Some residents have reached out after seeing news coverage from other areas, so we want to assure voters that no early voting or polling places are open in Seminole County this year.Now is a great time to
