Martin County Supervisor of Elections Vicki Davis outlines ballot return options and 7 p.m. deadline

Vicki Davis, Martin County Supervisor of Elections, told voters that if they cast a vote-by-mail ballot they can "return your voted ballot by mailing it to the Elections Office or by placing it in a secure ballot intake station." She identified both options as available to Martin County residents and said intake stations offer a monitored alternative to mailing.

Davis said the secure ballot intake stations are available at each early voting site and are "monitored at all times by an election worker," framing the stations as a convenient and secure option. She reminded voters that "voted ballots must be received at the elections office by 7PM on election day," and provided the county elections website (martinvotes.gov) and phone number ((772) 288-5637) for further information.

The announcement stresses two procedural points: the choice of returning a ballot by mail or via a monitored intake station, and the statutory receipt deadline (7 p.m. election day) that determines whether a mailed ballot will be accepted. Voters who prefer in-person drop-off are advised to use an early voting site with a secure intake station to ensure timely receipt.

For more information or questions about deadlines and locations, the Supervisor of Elections directed voters to martinvotes.gov or to call the Elections Office at (772) 288-5637. No votes, motions, or formal actions were recorded in this short briefing.