VOTING COMPLAINT FORMS - Miami Dade Office of the State Attorney

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This publication is designed to inform the public of our office’s functions and services, to identify innovative ideas we instituted to improve the criminal justice system, and to highlight some of the many accomplishments our office made from 1993-2003. Pay child support online to the state of Florida with a credit card or electronic check. Set-up your account today by CLICKING HERE. With your case number and social security number you can go online to the state of Florida's website and look-up the last 5-receipts and disbursement made on your case. Find out how by CLICKING HERE. If you are a member of the working media & would like an interview with the State Attorney please contact our public information officers. Ed Griffith English Media Relations 305-547-0535 Terry Chavez Hispanic Media Relations 305-547-0535
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Election Response Team

Our Election Response Team is a collaborative effort of personnel from the State Attorney's Office, Miami-Dade Inspector General, FDLE, Office of Elections, Office of the Mayor, The United States Attorney, and the Collins Center for Public Policy.

The Elections Hotline at the State Attorney's Office, 305-547-3300, receives calls from the general public regarding voter complaints and other election-related issues and refers them to be handled by the appropriate agency. Should an investigation into a criminal allegation be needed, the law enforcement agency best suited for the situation will respond immediately.

Teams of investigators from the SAO will be deployed County-wide during elections to monitor activity at the polls in order to facilitate the routing of complaints. The Elections Hotline will continue in operation through the November final election.

HAVE SPECIAL NEEDS?

In accordance with the American Disabilities Act, persons needing reasonable accommodations to attend any criminal proceeding should call (305) 547-0100 or for the hearing impaired call (TDD) 1-800-955-8771 via Florida Relay Service.