Haven’t turned in your Florida vote-by-mail ballot yet? Here’s what you should do with it

If you’re one of the nearly 700,000 Floridians who haven’t mailed out your ballot yet, it’s time to make other plans.In Florida, vote-by-mail ballots are due in to the county election offices by 7 p.m. on Election Day, which is this coming Tuesday. Florida law does not require a reason to vote by mail, and local election officials say voting by mail is a convenient option, especially for the elderly, those with disabilities, and those who don’t work a classic 9-5 schedule.If you still have your ballot, here is what you need to do.Don’t mail it inThe chances that your vote-by-mail ballot makes it to the county elections office by Tuesday, at this point, are slim.On top of the normal time it takes to send something through the mail, some counties are experiencing delays in getting ballots in. Seminole County Supervisor Amy Pennock says her office is getting 20 calls a day, and an equal amount of emails, from people wanting to know either where their ballot is, or why her office hasn’t re