Pick a day that works for you and confirm your destination before heading out.
Where Can I Vote Early?
Use the
official Brevard early voting locations and status page to choose a site.
During early voting, you are not limited to your assigned Election Day precinct. You can select any designated Brevard early voting location.
Your registered residential address still determines which races appear on your ballot. Choosing a different voting location does not change your ballot eligibility.
What Identification Should I Bring?
Bring current, valid identification with your photograph and signature. A Florida driver license is one accepted option.
If your photo ID does not include your signature, you may present a separate accepted ID that does. Review the
official identification requirements if you are unsure what to bring.
If you arrive without acceptable identification, ask an election worker about casting a provisional ballot.
It also helps to review your sample ballot beforehand. Give yourself time to read the contests and ballot questions before entering the voting booth.
Can I Drop Off My Mail Ballot During Early Voting?
Yes. Secure Ballot Intake Stations are available at Brevard early voting sites during their operating hours.
Follow the instructions included with your ballot, including signing the return envelope. Consult the Supervisor of Elections for
official mail-ballot return instructions.
What If I Prefer to Vote on Election Day?
Election Day is Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
Unlike early voting, Election Day voting takes place at your assigned precinct polling location. Confirm it through the Supervisor of Elections before leaving home.
Meet Micah Loyd, Candidate for County Commission District 1
Micah Loyd is the Republican candidate for Brevard County Commission District 1.
Raised in North Brevard, Micah attended local schools and returned home after graduating from the University of North Florida. His background includes work as a state-certified general contractor, ownership of Loyd Contracting, service as a Canaveral Port Authority Commissioner, and involvement with community boards.
That combination of business and public-service experience shapes his approach to county government: understand the details, respect the budget, and consider how decisions affect the people who live and work here.
Read more about his background on the
Meet Micah page.
What Micah Is Running to Do
Micah’s platform focuses on the responsibilities that affect everyday life:
- Protect taxpayer dollars by prioritizing core services and responsible spending.
- Improve infrastructure so roads, drainage, and maintenance keep pace with growth.
- Support jobs and local businesses while planning for long-term economic opportunity.
- Balance growth with quality of life, including attention to neighborhoods and natural resources.
- Listen to residents and bring community input into major decisions.
His campaign is built around bringing practical experience and accountable leadership to the commission.
Make Your Plan to Vote
Before you head out, check your voting location, gather your identification, and review your ballot.
Micah Loyd is asking for your vote to bring his business experience, public service, and commitment to responsible leadership to county government.
If the District 1 County Commission race appears on your ballot, vote Micah Loyd, Republican, for Brevard County Commission District 1.
Find your early voting location and make your plan today.
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