Republican voter registration in Florida hit a net gain of over 363K since 2018. ... Democrats had a lead of only 24,000 voters, and Republicans took over the lead by about 6,000 voters in ...

As the November elections approach, data released Wednesday by the Florida Division of Elections shows the Republican Party holds a significant voter registration lead over the Democrats. As of ...

According to numbers compiled by the University of Virginia's Center for Politics in July, Republicans made voter registration gains over Democrats in 19 states since the 2018 midterm cycle, while ...

CBS News Miami Live. TALLAHASSEE--The Republican Party of Florida's registration lead over the Florida Democratic Party neared 780,000 voters as 2023 ended.. Data posted Monday on the state ...

That 89,528-voter advantage was larger than a 43,102-voter edge at the end of 2021. Democrats historically enjoyed a lead in registered voters, though Republicans have controlled almost all of ...

The two biggest forces in Florida politics, DeSantis and Trump, each claim credit for Republican voter registration gains. Here’s how DeSantis put it at an Oct. 16 campaign rally in Coral Springs: ...

New election data reveals that Republicans have passed a major milestone in their voter registration, holding a lead of 851,417 voters. The city of Miami’s skyline on October 27, 2021.

Florida Republicans Lead In Early Voting With Over 2.25 Million Total Ballots Cast. Story by Jack Kaminsky ... Of the total ballots cast, 954,657 have come from Republican voters, ...

In 2018, Republicans had the lead in ballots cast at this point and Democrats eventually overtook them before Election Day. But that was before the big shift by Democrats to mail voting in 2020.

Florida Democrats maintain that the one million-voter gap between active registered Republican and Democratic voters won’t cost them the November election. Instead, party leaders said they’re ...

These voters have been pivotal in counterbalancing the Republican stronghold in the state among other Latino ethnicities – including Cuban Americans – in South Florida.