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by The 100 Companies 18 June 2026

18 June 2026

As voters head to the polls in 2026, the Supervisor of Elections office encourages residents to reflect on the connection between service and civic participation. Being active in elections is one of the most important ways citizens can honor the legacy of those who fought to protect our rights. The simple act of casting your ballot can serve as a powerful tribute to the courage and dedication of our nation’s veterans. The next time you vote, Vote in Honor of a Veteran. (Image courtesy of the Collier County Supervisor of Elections)

As the Collier County Supervisor of Elections offices prepares for the 2026 Elections, we are reminded that casting a ballot is more than a civic duty; it is a way to honor those who served to protect the freedoms that are fundamental to our country, including the right to vote.

May was Military Appreciation Month, and our office is proud to promote the Vote in Honor of a Veteran program year-round. This program highlights the powerful connection between servicemen and women and civic engagement. To learn about how you can honor a veteran or current service member visit CollierVotes.gov/VETERAN.

– Melissa R. Blazier, Collier County Supervisor of Elections

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