FLAGLER COUNTY, Fla. — Heading into Tuesday’s Primary Election, Flagler County is among the Top 10 counties in Florida for early voting turnout, according to the Flagler County Supervisor of Elections.

Early voting has now concluded, with 18,923 Flagler County voters casting ballots ahead of Election Day, placing the county ninth in the state for early voting turnout.

“Thank you to all 18,923 voters who have already cast their ballot in this important Primary Election,” the Supervisor of Elections office shared in a social media post announcing the turnout on Saturday after the close of early voting.

The office also recognized the election poll workers who staffed early voting locations and assisted voters throughout the early voting period.

For residents who have not yet cast a ballot, the final opportunity to participate in the Primary Election will be Tuesday, Aug. 18.

Unlike early voting, when voters can use designated early voting locations, Election Day voters must cast their ballots at their assigned precinct. Flagler County has 21 Election Day precincts. Locate Your Precinct. 

The Supervisor of Elections is encouraging residents to verify their polling location before heading out Tuesday and to make a plan to vote.

“Don’t wait until November, your vote NOW will shape the future of our community,” the office stated. “This Primary Election is so important. Encourage your friends, family, and neighbors to VOTE on Tuesday!”

Voters can use the Flagler County Supervisor of Elections Precinct Finder to determine their assigned Election Day voting location.

The polls are open 7 am to 7 pm on Primary Election Day Tuesday, August 18. Find your precinct here:

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