Voter Information

Victoria Doyle is running for US Congress to represent Florida’s 22nd Congressional District, but first there will be a Primary election.

Primary: August 18, 2026

Election Day: November 3, 2026

Register to Vote
Check Your Registration
Vote By Mail

Get to Know FL-22

More than 750,000 people call Florida’s 22nd District home, creating one of the most diverse and dynamic regions in the state. From our coastal towns to our bustling neighborhoods, FL-22 is a community defined by its resilience, culture, and heart.

Florida’s 22nd Congressional District Includes:

  • West Palm Beach

  • Palm Springs

  • Lake Worth Beach

  • Green Acres

  • Wellington

  • Lantana

  • Boynton Beach

  • Delray Beach

  • Manalapan

  • Palm Beach

How to Vote for Change!

Step 1: Register to Vote!

Be sure to update your voter registration whenever you move!

IMPORTANT: Only registered Democrats will be able to vote for Victoria Doyle in the Primary Election on August 18, 2026.

You can register to vote online or in person at the one of the Palm Beach Supervisor of Elections or we will have voter registration forms on the Doyle For Congress Bus!

Deadline to register:

Step 2: Choose How To Vote

  • Vote by Mail - remember you must renew your vote by mail request annually! So request your ballot early, return it quickly, and verify that it has been received.

  • Vote Early - Skip the lines and vote at any early voting location in Palm Beach County. Early voting also helps your candidates appropriately allocate time and resources in the final days leading up to an election.

  • Vote on Election Day - Polls are open 7 AM – 7 PM. Be sure to bring a valid photo ID with signature and as many friends as you can!

Step 3: Spread the Word!

Elections are won by who shows up! Don't forget to wear your “I Voted” stickers and encourage your friends and family to go vote! We will also have volunteer opportunities before and on election day.

Be sure you CAN vote in the Primary!

Florida uses a closed primary system.

That means you must be registered as a Democrat in order to vote in the Democratic Primary.

Voters may change their party affiliation at any time before the state’s registration deadline.

Check your voter registration.