National Voter Registration Act
In 1993, the National Voter Registration Act, "NVRA", was established by Congress and signed into law by President William J. Clinton. The Act enhances the voting opportunities for every American by providing for registration by mail and by increasing the number of locations where eligible persons can apply to register or update their voter registration records. The Act designated certain governmental offices/agencies to offer persons voter registration opportunities at the same as they receive other governmental or public services. In 1995, the Florida Voter Registration Act, "FVRA", building upon the NVRA provisions, was signed into law by Governor Lawton Chiles.
- NVRA Complaint Form (DS-DE 18) (pdf, 3 mb)
Any person aggrieved by a violation of either the National Voter Registration Act or a voter registration or removal procedure under the Florida Election Code may file a written complaint with the Department of State
- 2009 National Voter Registration Act Training Workshop For DHSMV and Offices Issuing Driver Licenses (Final-May 2009) (pdf, 6.5 mb)
- 2009 National Voter Registration Act Training Workshop For Voter Registration Agencies (Final - August 2009) (pdf, 6 mb)
- Preference Forms
- Voter Registration Statistics
View voter registration totals from elections since 1994. View statistical roadmaps of voter registration. Access voter registration report archives since 1995
