Unofficial results: see our results story and the Supervisor of Elections at https://enr.electionsfl.org/PAL/4131/Reports/
Update, Nov. 3: Because of flooding, the Palm Beach County Supervisor of Elections moved three Election Day polling places. Voters assigned to the Casa Rio Clubhouse should go to RB Preparatory and Achievement Academy, 7071 Garden Road, Riviera Beach. Voters assigned to Ironhorse Country Club should go to the North County Senior Center, 5217 Northlake Blvd., Palm Beach Gardens. No Jupiter, Juno Beach or Tequesta polling places are affected. Polls are open until 7 p.m. (Source: Supervisor of Elections)
UPDATE: Third Palm Beach County polling place moved because of flooding
Update, 3 p.m. Nov. 3: The Palm Beach County Supervisor of Elections has now moved a third polling place because of flooding. Voters assigned to Mangonia Park Town Hall, 1755 E. Tiffany Drive (Precinct 4801), should go to Bak Middle School of the Arts, 1725 Echo Lake Drive, West Palm Beach. Voters assigned to the Casa Rio Clubhouse (Precinct 6401) should go to RB Preparatory and Achievement Academy, 7071 Garden Road, Riviera Beach, and voters assigned to Ironhorse Country Club (Precinct 7628) should go to the North County Senior Center, 5217 Northlake Blvd., Palm Beach Gardens. No polling places in Jupiter, Juno Beach or Tequesta have moved. Polls are open until 7 p.m. Check your polling place at votepalmbeach.gov or call 561-656-6200.
Flooding has closed or restricted several roads to the south of us, including PGA Boulevard near the Karen T. Marcus Sandhill Crane Access Park in Palm Beach Gardens, the northbound I-95 off-ramp to Blue Heron Boulevard, and Haverhill Road between 45th Street and Roebuck Road, according to WPBF. In Riviera Beach, westbound Blue Heron Boulevard is closed at Congress Avenue for a water main break and isn’t expected to reopen until Thursday, the city said. Don’t drive through standing water.
JUPITER — Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 3, and polls across Palm Beach County are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., according to the Palm Beach County Supervisor of Elections.
One rule matters more than any other on Election Day: you must vote at the polling place assigned to your precinct. That's different from early voting, which ended Sunday, Nov. 1, and let any county voter use any early voting site. If you show up at the wrong precinct on Election Day, you'll be sent to the right one.
Find your precinct first
Your precinct number and polling place are printed on your Voter Information Card and on the sample ballot the elections office mailed. You can also look them up by street address with the Supervisor of Elections' Precinct Finder, https://www.votepalmbeach.gov/171/PrecinctFinder, or call (561) 656-6200.
Look it up even if you've voted at the same place for years. The elections office posted a notice on Oct. 15 that several polling places have changed for this election, and many voters were also affected by recent congressional redistricting. The notice is at https://www.votepalmbeach.gov/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=111.
Jupiter-area polling places
The list below comes from the Supervisor of Elections' official precinct directory, which shows each precinct's normal polling place. Some precincts may use a different site this election, so confirm yours with the Precinct Finder before you go. Polls at every location are open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Jupiter, Jupiter Farms and unincorporated Jupiter
Beacon Cove Intermediate School, 150 School House Road: Precinct 8417
Calvary Church of Jupiter, 10100 W. Indiantown Road: Precincts 8408, 8410, 8411
FAU Jupiter Campus, 5353 Parkside Drive (Room 105 in building MC-13; use Lot 74): Precincts 3706, 3715
Grace Immanuel Bible Church, 17475 Jonathan Drive: Precinct 8434
Independence Middle School, 4001 Greenway Drive: Precinct 3713
Jerry Thomas Elementary School, 800 Maplewood Drive: Precincts 8421, 8487
Jupiter Branch Library, 705 Military Trail: Precinct 3719
Jupiter Community Center, 200 Military Trail: Precincts 3711, 3712, 3717, 8423
Jupiter Farms Elementary School, 17400 Haynie Lane: Precinct 8413
Jupiter Farms Park Community Pavilion, 16655 Jupiter Farms Road: Precincts 8412, 8414, 8415
Jupiter High School, 500 Military Trail: Precinct 3718
Jupiter Middle School, 15245 N. Military Trail: Precincts 3705, 3725, 3730
Limestone Creek Elementary School, 6701 Church St.: Precincts 3707, 8418
Loxahatchee River Center, 805 U.S. Highway 1: Precincts 3723, 8431, 8432
Martinique Clubhouse, 1812 Dakota Drive: Precinct 3714
Newhaven South Clubhouse, 147 Poinciana Drive: Precinct 3721
Riverside Improvement, 25 Van Road: Precincts 3716, 3722
St. Peter Catholic Church, 1701 Indian Creek Parkway: Precincts 3704, 8420
The Island Clubhouse, 179 Freeport Drive: Precincts 3709, 3710
West Jupiter Recreation Center, 6401 W. Indiantown Road: Precincts 3701, 3702, 3708, 8419
Jupiter Inlet Colony
Jupiter Inlet Colony Administration Building, 50 Colony Road: Precinct 3601
Tequesta
American Legion Rood Williams Post 271, 775 U.S. Highway 1: Precincts 6806, 6807, 8429, 8430
Tequesta Council Chambers, 345 Tequesta Drive: Precincts 6801, 6802, 8424, 8426, 8427, 8488
Tequesta Recreation and Community Center, 399 Seabrook Road: Precincts 6803, 6804, 8428
Juno Beach
Holy Spirit Lutheran Church, 13301 Ellison Wilson Road: Precincts 8435, 8436, 8437, 8438, 8439, 8440, 8441, 8451, 8452, 8453
Juno Beach Town Center, 340 Ocean Drive: Precincts 3501 through 3507
Loggerhead Marinelife Center, 14200 U.S. Highway 1: Precinct 3724
Oceanview United Methodist Church, 701 Ocean Drive: Precincts 3727, 3728
Live in North Palm Beach or Palm Beach Gardens? Use the Precinct Finder or the full precinct directory: https://www.voterfocus.com/PrecinctFinder/precinctDirectory?county=FL-PAL
Early voting is over
Early voting in Palm Beach County ran Oct. 19 through Sunday, Nov. 1. There is no early voting on Monday, Nov. 2, or on Election Day. If you haven't voted and don't have a mail ballot, vote Tuesday at your assigned polling place.
Returning a mail ballot
The deadline to request a mail ballot for this election was Oct. 22. If you have one, it must be received, not just postmarked, by 7 p.m. on Election Day at the main elections office, 4301 Cherry Road in West Palm Beach, or by 5 p.m. at a branch office. With Election Day this close, mailing it is risky, so drop it off instead.
Drop-off options:
The secure ballot intake station at the North County Branch Office, 3188 PGA Blvd., Room 2401, Palm Beach Gardens: 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday, Nov. 2, and 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Election Day
The main office, 4301 Cherry Road in West Palm Beach: 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. through Election Day
Early voting sites stopped accepting mail ballots when early voting ended Nov. 1.
Don't bring your mail ballot to your Election Day polling place to turn in. Poll workers can't accept it there. If you decide to vote in person instead, your mail ballot will be canceled and you'll get a regular ballot.
What ID to bring
Florida requires photo and signature identification at the polls. Bring one or two current IDs that together show your photo and signature. Accepted photo IDs include:
Florida driver license or Florida ID card
U.S. passport
Debit or credit card
Military ID or student ID
Retirement center or neighborhood association ID
Public assistance ID
Veteran health ID from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
Florida concealed weapon license
Government employee ID (federal, state, county or city)
If your photo ID doesn't have your signature, you'll be asked for a second ID that does. If you forget your ID, you can still vote, but on a provisional ballot that the county canvassing board will review later. Your Voter Information Card is not an ID.
What's on the ballot
The elections office has posted sample ballots for every precinct. Your ballot depends on your precinct and includes federal, state and local contests and proposed state constitutional amendments, including Amendment 3. Most Jupiter-area voters will also see two Palm Beach County bond questions, one for parks and one for libraries. Look up your own sample ballot through the Precinct Finder or on the elections office's 2026 General Election page: https://www.votepalmbeach.gov/298/2026-General-Election
For every race and question on Jupiter-area ballots, read our ballot guide: https://www.jupitertide.com/p/whats-on-the-ballot-jupiter-nov-3-2026
Our earlier coverage: the parks and library bonds, https://www.jupitertide.com/p/palm-beach-county-parks-library-bonds-early-voting, and the Jupiter Town Council's Amendment 3 vote, https://www.jupitertide.com/p/jupiter-council-opposes-amendment-3
Registering to vote: too late for Nov. 3, but not for next time
The deadline to register for the Nov. 3 general election was Monday, Oct. 5, according to the Florida Division of Elections. That's 29 days before the election, as state law requires. If you weren't registered by then, you can't vote in this election.
You can register now for future elections. To register in Florida you must be:
A U.S. citizen
A Florida resident
At least 18 years old (16- and 17-year-olds can pre-register)
Not adjudicated mentally incapacitated with respect to voting without having the right restored
Not convicted of a felony without having your voting rights restored
Ways to register or update your name, address, party or signature:
Online at RegisterToVoteFlorida.gov: https://registertovoteflorida.gov
At any of the Supervisor of Elections' four offices, including the North County Branch Office, 3188 PGA Blvd., Room 2401, Palm Beach Gardens, (561) 624-6555, open weekdays 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
At a tax collector's office that issues driver licenses, or when you renew your license
By mail or in person with the state's paper application, form DS-DE 39, available at elections offices and public libraries
Moved within Palm Beach County? Updating your address before Election Day helps poll workers find you, though it won't change the registration deadline for new voters.
The elections office also says that Florida driver licenses and state IDs issued since July 31, 2024, have new numbers. If you got a new license or ID since then, update your voter record with the new number.
Check your registration
Check whether you're registered, and your status, with the state's voter lookup at https://registration.elections.myflorida.com/CheckVoterStatus. You'll need your name and date of birth exactly as they appear on your record. For your polling place, sample ballot or mail ballot status, use the county's site, votepalmbeach.gov.
Questions? Call the Palm Beach County Supervisor of Elections at (561) 656-6200 or email [email protected].
Parents: Palm Beach County public schools are closed for students on Election Day. Here's our guide to the day off: https://www.jupitertide.com/p/no-school-election-day-nov-3-palm-beach-county
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