A.G. Gancarski
With less than a week to go in early voting, the Republican Party of Florida still holds a huge lead in early voting, with more than 4.5 million Floridians already having exercised their franchise.
However, the Florida Democratic Party can take solace in no longer having less than half of the pre-Election Day in-person votes that Republicans do, as was the case before the weekend.
Out of 2,508,243 ballots cast in-person already, 1,313,419 Republicans have voted early, compared to 681,035 Democrats, 458,540 no-party voters, and 55,249 people registered with other parties.
The GOP has an advantage of more than 632,000 early in-person votes going into Monday’s action.
Democrats do lead in returned mail ballots by more than 131,000 votes, meanwhile.
State tracking shows 2,090,681 people have voted by mail. Of that total, 884,410 are Democrats, with 753,060 Republicans also having used the Postal Service to signal their preferences, along with 410,401 no-party voters and 42,810 minor party members.
More than 1.425 million mail ballots are currently outstanding, including 571,381 from Democrats, 453,519 from Republicans, 364,047 no-party voters and 36,934 people who belong to third parties.
4 comments
Cheesy Floridian
October 28, 2024 at 9:38 am
I am waiting until election day to cast my vote. I hope others are as well and are not just staying home. That is what happened in 2022 and why there was such a huge lead for DeSantis and Rubio. Democrats and independents need to get out and vote.
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Joe
October 28, 2024 at 12:22 pm
Partisan gerrymandering depresses minority party vote. That’s the whole point!
MH/Duuuval
October 29, 2024 at 2:31 pm
Gerrymandering is the polite part of Dee’s incipient fascism. All very legal.
Calling in the law to mobilize a troupe of armed deputies to serve warrants at 3 AM on Black former felons who believed they had the right to vote, is the other, necessary side to the picture.
Dee has now become Trump’s “Daddy”, leading the way to full-blown autocracy. Or, fascism — same thing.
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