Voting by mail used to be very convenient in Florida. Your ballot arrives in your mailbox. You can study candidates and ballot questions at your leisure and make more informed choices. Return postage is prepaid, so it won’t cost you a dime.
Under the old law, a mail ballot was valid through two election cycles, and the ballot you received included a handy box you could check to continue receiving mail ballots. The new law eliminated the box on the ballot envelope, and greatly reduced the use of drop boxes, too.
