On Monday, the Lee County Supervisor of Elections office began mailing Vote-by-Mail and Early Voting informational notices to approximately 344,000 Lee County voters who do not have a Vote-by-Mail request on file for the Nov. 5 General Election.

The notice provides voters with information about alternatives to voting on Election Day. It contains key dates and deadlines, instructions for requesting a mail ballot and Early Voting information.

“I want to ensure every eligible voter has the opportunity to participate in the upcoming election,” said Supervisor of Elections Tommy Doyle in a prepared statement. “Not everyone can make it to the polls on Election Day. Our goal is to make sure voters know their options so they can choose the voting method that works best for them.”