Florida Election Officials Contact FBI Over Agents Near Early Voting Sites
Florida election officials reported observing immigration agents near early voting sites in Tallahassee and Key Largo, prompting them to contact the FBI over concerns of voter intimidation.
Orlando Daytona Beach Melbourne, FL, October 23, 2026 —
Florida election officials said they observed immigration agents near early voting sites in Tallahassee and Key Largo, prompting them to contact the FBI over concerns about possible voter intimidation.
The information provided does not specify when the agents were seen, how many were present, or which immigration agency they represented. It also does not identify the election officials who reported the sightings or say whether the FBI responded.
The reported presence of agents and the officials’ concerns do not, on their own, establish that voters were intimidated or that any election-related law was violated. The summary does not describe interactions between agents and voters, whether voting was disrupted, or whether officials received complaints from people at the sites.
It is also unclear whether the agents were conducting an operation near the locations or why they were there. No additional details were provided about the early voting sites, the officials’ communications with the FBI, or any subsequent investigation.
The known information is limited to the reported sightings in Tallahassee and Key Largo and the officials’ decision to contact the FBI because of concerns about voter intimidation. Further details, including any response from federal authorities, were not provided.
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