Pasco County voters can preview their Nov. 3 general election ballots online at PascoVotes.gov.

Supervisor of Elections Brian E. Corley announced Tuesday, Sept. 15, that both standard and accessible sample ballots are live on the site. The accessible versions are designed for voters with disabilities. Printed copies will be mailed to all registered voters Oct. 7.

How to find your precinct

Voters who want to look up their ballot online will need their precinct number. Those who don't know it can use the Precinct Finder tool on PascoVotes.gov. From there, the elections office directs voters to its sample ballot page at pascovotes.gov/elections/sample_ballots.php, where ballots are organized by precinct.

Update your address to get a ballot

One step voters who have moved should not skip: updating their address. Sample ballots go only to the address on file with the elections office. Voters whose registration doesn't reflect their current address won't receive one. Corley's office urged residents to update their information online at PascoVotes.gov/OVR or by calling 800-851-8754.

Registration deadline is approaching

The deadline to act is close. Florida's voter registration cutoff for the Nov. 3 election falls on Oct. 5, 29 days before Election Day, according to Fox 35 Orlando and the Pinellas County Supervisor of Elections. That same statewide deadline applies in Pasco County.

Bring a marked sample to the polls

Corley's office recommended voters review their ballots at home, mark their choices on the sample copy and bring it to the polls. The completed sample serves as a personal reference sheet that can speed up voting during early voting or on Election Day.

Early voting schedule not yet set

Pasco County has not yet posted its early voting schedule for the Nov. 3 general election. Voters can check PascoVotes.gov for updates as the date approaches.

Where to direct questions

Wesley Chapel residents who have questions can reach the Pasco County Supervisor of Elections office at 800-851-8754. Polls statewide on Nov. 3 will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. under Florida law.