4 Things You Can Do for Sea Turtles Before November 3

Four days. Sea turtles cannot vote, so we have to. Here are four things you can do before November 3.

Three things this week

1) Research and explore your candidates

BallotReady and VOTE411 show you who’s on your ballot and where they stand.

2) Vote early.

Lines are shortest during early voting — find your early-voting site with the Broward Supervisor of Elections’ Voter Information Lookup or VOTE411.

3) Bring someone. Turnout is the whole game.

Know someone who cares about the beach? Forward this guide. And join the mission to get every update through Election Day.

4. Join the mission

Whatever happens on November 3, this work continues. Nesting season comes back every March. Add your name, and we will keep you posted on every way to fight back.

See every key date and what's on the ballot in our Broward voter guide.

Whatever happens on November 3, this mission is not going anywhere. But let's win first.

Keep reading

• The $27 Fix: A Homeowner's Guide to Turtle-Friendly Lighting

• The 2026 Turtle Voter Guide: Broward County

• Why Amendment 3 Is a Sea Turtle Vote

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Sources

• Broward County Supervisor of Elections: UOCAVA Vote-By-Mail Ballots to Be Mailed for the November 3rd General Election (press release): Early voting Oct 19-Nov 1, 2026, 7am-7pm; Election Day Nov 3, 2026.

• Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission: Storms and sea turtles: how you can help (FWC bulletin): Wildlife Alert Hotline 888-404-FWCC (3922).

• BallotReady: Nonpartisan voter guide; enter your address to see your ballot and research candidates.

• VOTE411 (League of Women Voters): Nonpartisan election information; personalized ballot, candidate positions, and polling place locator.

• Broward County Supervisor of Elections – Voter Information Lookup: Check registration status, find your Election Day polling place, and view sample ballots.