News Release

Beware of Voter Registration Mailings

Indian River County, FL – The Indian River County Supervisor of Elections has been notified that two Washington, D.C. groups, The Voter Participation Center (VPC) and Center for Voter Information (CVI) will be sending residents mailings regarding voter registration.

The goal of these two groups is to reach unregistered voters. However, the data used is often outdated and inaccurate, which can lead to confusion regarding eligibility for voting.

These mail-outs often include Florida Voter Registration Applications with information prefilled and are addressed to already registered voters, children under voting age, pets, and deceased family members.

“We have had multiple complaints from voters receiving previous mailings from these organizations,” Supervisor of Elections Leslie Swan said. “Some of the mailings were sent to deceased persons, whose family members were extremely upset.”

Please be advised that the Indian River County Supervisor of Elections has neither printed nor distributed these unofficial mailings and are in no way affiliated with these organizations. Voters with questions or concerns regarding these mailings are encouraged to contact the VPC toll free at 877-255-6750 or CVI directly at 866-290-1599.

The Indian River County Supervisor of Elections is the official source for voting and election information in Indian River County. To confirm your voter registration, visit VoteIndianRiver.com and select the Voter Registration tab and then select My Voter Record and input the requested information. If you have any additional questions concerning your voter status, please call the Elections Office at 772-226-4700.

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