Your Vote, Your Voice!
How to Vote in Kissimmee

Change starts with you. Whether you're voting for the first time or the fiftieth, your vote helps shape the future of our city. Let’s make sure you’re ready and empowered at the ballot box.

VOTOR INFO

CITY LIMITS APP

Make sure you’re registered and that your information is up to date.

CHECK YOUR VOTER STATUS

CHECK STATUS

By voting, you help choose representatives who will prioritize your values and needs, and those of your community, affecting where government funding and resources will go.

REGISTER TO VOTE

Make sure that you are in the boundaries to vote for Tiffany. Click the button to search your address. Choose the City Limits App to check your address.

CAN YOU VOTE FOR TIFFANY

ADDRESS SEARCH

Voting from home allows you to avoid potential lines at polling places and eliminates scheduling conflicts. You can take your time to research candidates and issues without feeling rushed.

REQUEST A MAIL IN BALLOT

MAIL IN BALLOT

VOTE IN KISSIMMEE

Voting is our voice—and every Osceola vote matters.

Whether you're a seasoned voter or heading to the polls for the first time, here’s everything you need to cast your ballot with confidence in Osceola County.

Are You Registered to Vote?

You’re eligible to vote if you are:

A U.S. citizen
A Florida resident
At least 18 years old (you can pre-register at 16)
Not currently serving a felony sentence or under a court-ordered mental incapacity (unless rights have been restored)

Check your voter registration status:
https://www.voteosceola.gov/en-us/Voters/Register-to-Vote

Download or request a paper registration form (DS-DE 39):
https://www.voteosceola.gov/en-us/Voters/Register-to-Vote/How-to-Register

Registration must be completed at least 29 days before Election Day.

Vote by Mail

Request a vote-by-mail ballot:
https://www.voteosceola.gov/en-us/Voters/Vote-by-Mail

Requests must be made no later than 5 p.m. on the 12th day before Election Day
You can return your completed mail ballot by mailing it or dropping it off during early voting
Ballots must be received (not postmarked) by 7:00 p.m. on Election Day

Track your ballot status:
https://www.voteosceola.gov/en-us/Voters/Vote-by-Mail/Ballot-Tracking

Early Voting & Election Day

Find early voting locations and dates:
https://www.voteosceola.gov/en-us/How-to-Vote/Vote-Early

Early voting typically begins 10–15 days before Election Day and ends 3 days before. Hours are generally 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Find your assigned polling place for Election Day:
https://www.voteosceola.gov/en-us/Voters/Precinct-Finder

On Election Day, you must vote at your designated polling location.

Voter Help & Support

Need help or have questions? Contact the Osceola County Supervisor of Elections:
Email: soe@voteosceola.com
Phone: 407-742-6000
Website: https://www.voteosceola.gov
Contact Page: https://www.voteosceola.gov/en-us/About-Us/Contact-Us

Key Dates & Deadlines

View all upcoming elections and deadlines here:
https://www.voteosceola.gov/en-us/Elections/Election-Dates

Action Deadline

Voter Registration

29 days before Election Day

Vote-by-Mail Request

12 days before Election Day (by 5:00 p.m.)

Early Voting

Typically begins 10–15 days before Election Day

Election Day

Vote at your assigned precinct

Why It Matters

When we vote, we make our voices heard. Local elections shape everything from housing and jobs to public safety and community resources. Make your plan to vote—and bring a friend with you.

✅ Check your registration
✅ Request your mail ballot
✅ Find your early voting site or polling place
✅ Reach out if you need support—we’re here to help

Let’s move Kissimmee forward—together.

Your Vote, Your Voice! How to Vote in Kissimmee