Broward’s Election Headquarters
Local elections shape our neighborhoods, schools, parks, roads, businesses, and quality of life. Yet too many people don’t know when elections happen, who’s running, or how local government works.
Villij News created this page to make local elections easier to understand.
Whether you’re checking your voter registration, researching candidates, looking for community forums, or preparing to cast your ballot, you’ll find everything you need right here.
Check Your Status
Before making your voting plans, use the Broward Supervisor of Elections’ voter information lookup to check your registration status, assigned Election Day polling place and ballot information. You can also view your personalized sample ballot.
Election 2026: Dates and Voting Information
Early voting is underway. Registered Broward voters can use any designated early-voting site October 19–November 1, 2026, from 7 a.m.–7 p.m. daily. Pompano Beach locations include:
- E. Pat Larkins Community Center: 520 Martin Luther King Boulevard.
- Emma Lou Olson Civic Center: 1801 NE Sixth Street.
Check the official early-voting locations and hours before heading out. Bring current, valid photo and signature identification; the official page explains accepted forms of ID.
Election Day is Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Polls are open 7 a.m.–7 p.m. On Election Day, vote at your assigned polling place. Confirm it with the official precinct finder.
Vote by mail: The deadline to request a ballot to be mailed is 5 p.m. Thursday, October 22. Completed mail ballots must reach the Supervisor of Elections by 7 p.m. November 3. You cannot drop a mail ballot at an Election Day polling place except to cancel it and vote in person. Review the official vote-by-mail instructions for return options.
Meet the Candidates
Learn who’s running for office across Broward County.
Browse candidate profiles, campaign priorities, endorsements, fundraising reports, and election updates.
Pompano Beach District 4
Three candidates are qualified for Pompano Beach’s District 4 commission race in the November 3 general election. Listed alphabetically by last name, with links to their official city candidate filings:
Villij News Endorsements
Every election cycle, Villij News interviews candidates, reviews their records, and evaluates their vision for our communities.
Our endorsements are designed to inform voters and encourage civic engagement.
Election Explainers
Confused about local government? Start here.
What’s the Difference Between a Mayor and a Commissioner?
What Does the School Board Actually Do?
How Property Taxes Are Set
Understanding Local Ballot Questions
Why Local Elections Matter More Than You Think
Candidate Forums & Community Events
Meet candidates face-to-face and hear directly from them.
Find upcoming debates, town halls, voter education events, candidate meet-and-greets, and election-related community discussions.
District 4 Candidate Conversations
Villij News’ District 4 Candidate Conversations at the E. Pat Larkins Community Center brought resident questions into the local election conversation. Our forum coverage follows the discussion and the issues raised by the community.
Election News
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