Miami-Dade releases sample ballot for November 3 general election

Key Points(5)
- Miami-Dade County voters can now review the official sample ballot for the Nov.
- 3 general election ahead of Election Day.
- Miami-Dade Supervisor of Elections Alina Garcia is encouraging voters to review the sample ballot in advance to become familiar with the contests, candidates and questions that will appear on the ballot.
- The official Sample Ballot is available online.
- Voters can also access their customized individual ballots through the Miami-Dade Supervisor of Elections voter information page .
Miami-Dade County voters can now review the official sample ballot for the Nov. 3 general election ahead of Election Day.
Miami-Dade Supervisor of Elections Alina Garcia is encouraging voters to review the sample ballot in advance to become familiar with the contests, candidates and questions that will appear on the ballot.
The official Sample Ballot is available online. Voters can also access their customized individual ballots through the Miami-Dade Supervisor of Elections voter information page.
Garcia said reviewing the ballot before voting can help voters prepare and make the voting process more efficient.
“Our goal is to make voting as easy and accessible as possible for every voter in Miami-Dade County,” Garcia said. “By reviewing the Sample Ballot and especially your customized personal ballot before voting, you can feel prepared, confident, and ready to make your voice heard.”
The sample ballot will also be available in print at several Miami-Dade newspapers in the coming days, as well as at government offices, libraries, Supervisor of Elections locations and other distribution points. Copies will also be available during early voting and on Election Day.
The county's 2026 General Election Master Ballot, which includes all contests and questions, is also available for voters to review.
Voters can visit votemiamidade.gov for information about voting locations, deadlines and other election resources.
For more information, voters can call 305-499-VOTE (8683).








