Early Voting Begins In Miami-Dade, Broward Counties (PHOTOS)
Where And When To Vote Early
MIAMI, FL - OCTOBER 27: Early voters fill out their ballots as they cast their vote in the presidential election on the first day of early voting, at the Stephen P. Clark Government Center on October 27, 2012 in Miami, Florida. Early voting in one of the important swing states is held for eight straight 12-hour days, leading up to the November 6 general election. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
And so it begins!
Hours after absentee votes passed the 1 million mark, early voting locations in Miami-Dade and Broward Counties opened Saturday morning at 7 a.m.
Both counties are opening polls for the maximum of 96 hours, operating daily from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. until Saturday, November 3. They then close for two days before the November 6 general election.
Check out early voting locations below the photos, with a link to what to bring:
Long Lines For Miami Early Voting
MIAMI-DADE COUNTYAventura Government Center19200 W Country Club Drive(2nd Floor Commission Area)
City of Miami - City Hall3500 Pan American Drive
Coral Gables Library3443 Segovia Street
Coral Reef Library9211 SW 152nd Street
Elections Department 2700 NW 87th Avenue
Florida City - City Hall404 West Palm Drive(Commission Chambers)
John F. Kennedy Library190 West 49th Street
Kendall Branch Library9101 SW 97th Avenue
Lemon City Library430 NE 61st Street(Reading Room)
Miami Beach City Hall1700 Convention Center Drive
Miami Lakes Public Library6699 Windmill Gate Road
Model City Library @ Caleb Center2211 NW 54th Street
North Dade Regional Library2455 NW 183rd Street
North Miami Public Library835 NE 132nd Street
North Shore Branch Library7501 Collins Avenue(Program Room)
South Dade Regional Library10750 SW 211th Street
Stephen P. Clark Gov't Center111 NW 1st Street (Lobby)
West Dade Regional Library9445 SW 24th Street
West Flagler Branch Library5050 West Flagler Street
West Kendall Regional Library10201 Hammocks Boulevard
BROWARD COUNTYAfrican-American Research Library2650 Sistrunk Blvd.
Broward Main Library100 S. Andrews Avenue
Davie/Cooper City Branch Library 4600 SW 82nd Avenue
Supervisor of Elections officeE. Pat Larkins Community Center520 Martin Luther King Boulevard
Fort Lauderdale Branch Library1350 E. Sunrise Boulevard, Room 130
Hallandale Beach City Hall400 South Federal Highway
Hollywood Branch Library2600 Hollywood Boulevard
Lauderhill Mall1299 NW 40th Avenue, Bay F
Miramar Library2050 Civic Center Place
North Regional Library1100 Coconut Creek Boulevard
Northwest Regional Library3151 University Drive
Pompano Beach City Hall100 W. Atlantic Boulevard
Southwest Regional Library, 16835 Sheridan Street
Tamarac Branch Library8701 W. Commercial Boulevard
Weston Branch Library4205 Bonaventure Boulevard
West Regional Library8601 W. Broward Boulevard
Wilton Manors City Hall2020 Wilton Drive
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