Early Voting Starts Monday at Elections Office in Bronson; Residents Can Contribute Food to Community Center Emergency Closet

Early voting will begin Monday, Aug. 8, and continue through Saturday, Aug. 20 at the Levy County Supervisor of Elections office at 421 South Court Street in Bronson. Voters may enter the side entrance of the election’s office.

Early voting hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. every day including weekends. Voters should bring a current and valid photo and signature identification. If no ID is provided, a provisional ballot will be issued.

“My goal is to make early voting safe, secure, and efficient for residents of Levy County,” said Supervisor of Elections Tammy Jones.

Ballot Intake Stations

During early voting, the Supervisor of Elections office is offering two “secure mail intake stations at the Chiefland and Williston public libraries, according to Jones.

These stations are manned by employees of the Supervisor of Elections team. Ballots are secured and picked up daily. The intake stations are available during the same days and hours as early voting. In addition, voters can return their vote-by-mail ballot at the Supervisor of Elections office from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. As always, there will be an intake station at the side entrance of the Supervisor of Elections office during early voting days and hours.

For the second election year, we are offering a way for voters to track their vote-by-mail ballot status. Voters can visit LevyBallotTracker to sign up and receive text, email, or phone messages when their ballot has been sent or received.

Food Basket Program

Jones also announced that the election’s office has joined the Tri-County Community Center in Chiefland to help provide items for their emergency closet. You can participate by bringing a non-perishable food item during early voting or dropping items off at one of our Secure Ballot Intake Stations at both the Chiefland and Williston public libraries during early voting hours. Let’s work together to help those in need.

Early voting and Vote-by Mail turnout results, by precinct and party, are available on the Supervisor of Elections website at www.VoteLevy.gov.