Election Information

City Elections


2023 Municipal Election for Groups 2 and 4

We congratulate Guy Motzer (Group 2) and Michael LaCoursiere (Group 4) on their victories.  They will be sworn into office on March 29th at 5:30 p.m. The Council will then choose its Mayor, Vice Mayor, and Treasurer for the coming year. 

Council members are elected for a two-year term. Qualifications to serve include being a registered voter and a resident of Atlantis.

There is no early voting for City elections.

The next City Council election is March 14, 2023 for Group 4. The qualifying period for this election has ended.

Register to Vote

To vote for Atlantis City Council, you must be registered to vote in the State of Florida with your Atlantis address. To register to vote, you must be 18 years old, a U.S. citizen, and a legal resident of Florida.

For voter registration and election information visit the Palm Beach Supervisor of Elections website

Atlantis residents vote at Precinct 1401, the Council Chambers at:
260 Orange Tree Drive
Atlantis, FL 33462

Become a Poll Worker

Join your neighbors in working the election poll in Atlantis. The Palm Beach County Supervisor of Elections Office is looking for dedicated professionals to staff our voting precinct on Election Day. For information on becoming a poll worker, visit the Palm Beach Supervisor of Elections website.

For more information contact the Supervisor of Elections Poll Worker Department at 561-656-6200, option 3.

Temporary Signs

The City of Atlantis Code Of Ordinances Section 11.6-9 (b) - Temporary Signs was updated in August 2020 and dictates that the maximum size for temporary signs is 18" x 24" and the maximum height is 36" above the ground. The sign material shall be durable and supported by two black, gray, or white metal posts. They can be located in front yards only, 12' from the edge of the street, and where compliance is not possible, 4' from the principal structure.

One temporary sign per plot associated with a definite event shall be permitted beginning 30 days prior to the event. Each political race and ballot question are separate definite events.

Signs shall be removed from the property promptly upon the conclusion of the event.