Today is the LAST day of early voting in Brevard County. Sites close at 4 p.m., and you can vote at any early voting site in the county.![]()
So far, 168,314 Brevard voters have cast ballots, which is 37.6% of registered voters. 109,677 voted early in person and 58,637 by mail.![]()
Can't make it by 4? You still have two options:
Vote on Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 3, from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at your assigned precinct.![]()
Return your mail ballot so it reaches the Supervisor of Elections by 7 p.m. Nov. 3. Don't take it to your polling place.![]()
Election Day forecast: Showers and storms are likely, with a 50% to 80% chance of rain depending on the forecast, and highs around 80 to 83. Vote early in the day if you can, and bring an u#brevard
#spacecoastS#earlyvotinga#election2026e#vote2026 #Vote
...
Photo
Water rescue underway off Ocean Avenue in Melbourne Beach. Multiple units en route.
...
Photo
Apple Maps is now blurring Patrick Space Force Base and Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in its satellite view, while Google Maps still shows both clearly.![]()
The Space Coast Rocket confirmed the change Saturday by comparing the two apps side by side. In Apple Maps, the launch pads, runways and buildings at both installations appear as a blur. In Google Maps, the same areas remain fully visible.![]()
Brevard isn't alone. Apple has also blurred Vandenberg Space Force Base in California, NASA's Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia, Stennis Space Center in Mississippi, and Whiteman Air Force Base in Missouri, home to most of the B-2 bomber fleet.![]()
The change isn't across the board. Some bases, including Dyess and Barksdale Air Force Bases, still appear clear in Apple Maps.![]()
Apple has not announced the change or explained why it was made. There has been no public confirmation of a request from the Department of Defense.![]()
Swipe to compare Apple Maps (left) and Google Maps (right). Try it yourself on your phone. Let us know what other places you’ve found blurred out by Apple. ![]()
#SpaceCoast #AppleMaps #Brevard
...
Photo
Day 12 of early voting: 161,051 Brevard voters have now cast a ballot, 36% of the county's 447,257 registered voters.![]()
Friday shattered the early voting record. 13,625 people voted in person, almost 50% more than Thursday's 9,235, which had been the busiest day so far. Another 1,820 mail ballots came in.![]()
Democrats have the highest turnout rate at 46.4%, compared with 35.7% for Republicans. Republicans cast 47% of today's ballots, and their lead in total ballots grew from 19,139 to 22,101.![]()
NPA voters, many of whom consider themselves independents, turned out in their biggest numbers yet. They cast 21% of today's ballots, their best share of any day so far. But they are still just 18% of all ballots despite making up 24% of registered voters, and only 27.8% of them have voted.![]()
If you are an independent, you literally hold the power to decide who wins this election. Neither party can win Brevard without you.![]()
Tomorrow, Saturday, Oct. 31, is the last day of early voting. Expect lines, and go early if you can. You can vote at any early voting site in the county.![]()
Are you voting early tomorrow or waiting until Electi#brevardcountyd#earlyvotingd#election2026Voting #Election2026
...
Photo