Every Florida bill that touches Charlotte County. Every County Commission agenda item. Every Punta Gorda Council vote. Pulled from official sources, translated into plain English, and posted here before the meeting happens.
Most decisions that change your taxes, your neighborhood, and your property rights are made in meetings almost nobody attends. We attend them all, automatically.
Bills affecting home rule, property taxes, land use, and elections — with our delegation's votes on each.
Every Commission agenda parsed before the meeting. Rezonings and comp plan changes get flagged first.
Council and advisory board items, with special attention to Land Development Regulation changes.
Charlotte County is split across districts — your neighbour may be voting in different races than you. These all go to the Supervisor of Elections, who is the only official source for any of it.
Look yourself up by name and date of birth to get your precinct, your polling place, and a sample ballot with exactly the races you vote in.
Voter lookup & sample ballot →Polls are open 7am to 7pm on election day. If you are in line at 7pm you may still vote. Early voting sites, hours and drop box locations are published by the Supervisor of Elections.
Sites, hours & drop boxes →You can check whether your mail ballot was received and accepted — and if it was rejected for a signature problem, you can still fix it before the deadline.
Check my ballot status →Federal, state, county and city races in one place. Every figure comes from the Charlotte County Supervisor of Elections — daily ballot returns during the voting window, certified results after. We publish the numbers as they are released, without commentary in the data.
The CSV is one row per recorded moment, for spreadsheets. The tarball holds every raw snapshot exactly as received, for anyone who wants to check our working.
Turnout, ballot counts and the day-by-day figures on this page are pulled directly from the Charlotte County Supervisor of Elections — the same data file that powers their own public dashboard. It is re-checked every two minutes and published here unedited. Vote counts come from two independent official sources and are shown side by side: the county's own Election Night Reporting export, and the Florida Division of Elections election night results file. Where a race appears in both, the two figures sit next to each other in County reported vs State reported above, so any disagreement is visible rather than hidden behind one number. County-only races — county commission and school board — are not carried in the state file, and are marked as such. Right Action Charlotte County does not produce, adjust or estimate any figure on this page.
Share of all ballots cast, by method.
Cast when eligibility cannot be confirmed at the polls. These count only if the canvassing board verifies the voter afterwards.
How much of each party's vote arrived by mail rather than in person.
Where mail ballots actually end up. Ballots needing a signature cure can still be fixed by the deadline.
Ballots cast in each party's contests, by level of government. Drop-off down the ballot shows where people stop voting.
Share of each party's registered voters who cast a ballot.
How Charlotte County compares with Florida as a whole.
Sources: Charlotte County Supervisor of Elections · Florida Division of Elections · Federal Election Commission · Florida Legislature. Every figure on this page links back to the official record.
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