During the primaries, Seminole County has the minimum number of early voting days and hours allowed by law. Orange and Osceola offer twice as many hours for early voting.
I would not use the supervisor of elections office to promote my name on car wraps, signs, stickers, the Voter Guide, etc., and I would not pay marketing consultants to develop these materials.
In 2022, the Supervisor of Elections forgot to put a charter amendment for Oviedo on the ballot. Ultimately, the vote was delayed for a full year. See article at oviedocommunitynews.org
When voters call during business hours, the phones should be answered by a live person - not a 30-second long infomercial that promotes the current supervisor of elections.
All Spanish translations should be in a font that is easily legible. The Spanish option on the phone should be provided immediately - not after 30 seconds of talking in English.
SSC should have early voting on campus, like UCF and Valencia College. Instead, the supervisor of elections puts our county's extra early voting location in random places that change every election.
Two stamps should never be a barrier to voting. Plus, postage is only charged for the ballots that are actually mailed back. This is a small cost with a large benefit to voters, especially for senior citizens and students.
Our high school students should be fully prepared to vote the day they turn 18. I would bring official voting equipment for to the high schools for student government elections so students have experience with voting in person.
I would make sure voter rolls are accurate and complete. I would make every effort to contact inactive voters to ensure they are not removed mistakenly. Florida should have stayed enrolled in the ERIC system to keep voter rolls up-to-date.