FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Whether it’s convenience for time-starved people, wanting to avoid haranguing by political activists outside polling places, or more time to study their choices — or a combination — Florida voters love casting their ballots from their couches or kitchen tables.
More than one in three Florida voters — 2.6 million-plus, including more than 440,000 in Broward and Palm Beach counties — voted by mail in the November midterm elections.
But those voters won’t automatically keep getting ballots in the mail.
