As the November 5 presidential election approaches, multiple counties across California and Florida are mailing millions of ballots to registered voters. San Diego County is sending nearly 2 million ballots, urging early voting due to a larger number of contests, with options for mail return or drop-off at designated locations starting October 26. Orange County is issuing over 1.8 million ballots and has opened 123 ballot drop boxes, emphasizing a strong verification process to ensure voting integrity. Central Florida counties, including Marion and Orange, have begun mailing ballots, with officials stressing the importance of checking ballot status and avoiding common mistakes that could invalidate votes. Broward County is mailing over 230,000 ballots and encourages voters to sign up for tracking notifications for peace of mind. In Duval County, more than 61,000 mail-in ballots are being sent, with officials promoting the security and convenience of voting by mail as a way to avoid lines on Election Day.