On the eve of the election, some of the Capital City's elected officials were urging all the area's registered voters to cast their ballots.
Tallahassee Mayor Pro-tem Dianne Williams Cox warned one method of voting is already closed to voters. "We can no longer wait to submit our ballots by mail. We must now walk it in."
Mayor John Dailey said the Leon Elections Office was reporting many mail ballots remained unused. "It's my understanding that we still have over 85,000 registered voters in Leon County who can still participate in this election. Please drop your ballot off at the facility right behind us."
That facility, Leon County Commissioner Rick Minor noted, a drive-up collection point, open on Election Day from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m. "Bring it right here to the Supervisor of Elections Office on Apalachee Parkway."
Of course, there's always the old school way of voting in-person at your neighborhood precinct on Election Day.
