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    From Monday morning, 4.5 million of nearly 14 million registered voters in Florida, they had mailed in their ballots or voted early, according to the Florida Division of Elections. Tuesday, more than another half a million voted, and as of Wednesday morning, that figure stood at 5.7 million.

    In the 2020 elections, nearly 80% of Floridians who voted did so before Election Day.

    While more Democrats have responded to mail-in ballots than Republicans so far, more than 1.7 million Republicans voted early, according to the latest report, compared to more than 900,000 Democrats. However, nearly 640,000 voters with no party affiliation voted in advance, as well as more than 76,000 voters registered in the “other” category.

    Polls opened for early voting in some counties on Monday, October 21. The state mandates early voting from October 25 to November 2. Local elections offices may extend these dates and early voting could begin as early as October 21 and continue. November 3.

    The general election will take place on Tuesday, November 5. Here’s how to find early voting locations and times in your county.

    How many Floridians are registered to vote in the November 5 election?

    Of the “book closings” on October 7There were 13,949,168 people registered to vote during the November 5 elections. The distribution of the five largest groups was as follows:

    • Republicans: 5,499,717
    • Democrats: 4,421,790
    • No party affiliation: 3,616,170
    • Independent Party: 276,467
    • Libertarian Party: 35,964

    ➤ See the distribution of registered voters by county

    How many people have voted so far in Florida?

    According to the Florida Division of Elections, here is how absentee and early voting is taking place in Florida as of 8:12 a.m. on Wednesday, October 30:

    • Voted by mail: 2,357,922
    • Postal ballots requested but not yet returned: 1,162,833
    • Voted early: 3,340,065
    • Total votes submitted: 5,697,987

    You want to see the breakdown in your county?

    ➤ When will early voting be counted and when will we know the results?

    Compare turnout so far in the 2024 and 2020 presidential elections

    During the 2020 presidential election, according to the Election Assistance Commission, voter turnout was 71.8% in Florida, broken down by:

    • Election day: 1,942,102 (17.4%)
    • Postal votes: 4,546,895 (40.9%)
    • In-person early voting: 4,332,912 (38.9%)

    What is the split between Republicans and Democrats in Florida in 2024 early voting?

    • Voted by mail (and returned ballots):
      • Republicans: 842,443
      • Democrats: 991,859
      • Other: 49,000
      • No party affiliation: 474,620
    • Early voting:
      • Republicans: 1,721,624
      • Democrats: 904 239
      • Other: 76,677
      • No party affiliation: 637 525
    • Postal ballots requested but not yet returned:
      • Republicans: 366 103
      • Democrats: 465,417
      • Other: 30,800
      • No party affiliation: 300 513

    Top 5 Florida counties among those who voted early in person

    As of 8:12 a.m. on October 30, here are the top five counties where voters cast ballots in early voting:

    • Miami-Dade: 357,809 (161,533 Republicans; 101,062 Democrats)
    • Broward: 251,267 (77,884 Republicans; 110,327 Democrats)
    • Palm Beach: 209,740 (90,765 Republicans; 64,927 Democrats)
    • Duval: 183,425 (82,867 Republicans; 69,617 Democrats)
    • Hillsborough: 178,290 (81,691 Republicans; 56,237 Democrats)

    You want to see the breakdown in your county?

    Top 5 Florida counties among those who returned their ballots by mail

    As of October 30 at 8:12 a.m., here are the top five counties where voters have returned their absentee ballots:

    • Miami-Dade: 223,832 (67,396 Republicans; 95,760 Democrats)
    • Palm Beach: 195,035 (49,779 Republicans; 99,135 Democrats)
    • Broward: 195,910 (39,506 Republicans; 110,658 Democrats)
    • Pinelles: 173,003 (63,427 Republicans; 71,063 Democrats)
    • Hillsborough: 147,242 (48,685 Republicans; 64,968 Democrats)

    You want to see the breakdown in your county?

    When is the 2024 presidential election?

    The general election will take place on Tuesday, November 5. Polling stations will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

    To vote on Election Day, you must vote in your assigned precinct.

    When is early voting in Florida?

    The state requires early voting from Oct. 25 to Nov. 2, but each county’s supervisor of elections can choose to offer more days of early voting, starting up to five days earlier or lasting one day longer.

    Many began early voting on Monday, October 21, and some will continue to vote early through November 3.

    Here are the Early voting dates and times in every Florida county.

    Do you want to vote by mail? You missed the deadline

    The final deadline for postal voting requests were Thursday, October 24 at 5 p.m.

    When are early and absentee ballots counted in Florida?

    Florida law allows ballots will be processed as soon as they are received and will be counted as soon as the county completes public testing of the automatic tabulation equipment. THE the results are kept secret and their early publication is a crime.

    Will we know the results on election night in Florida?

    Probably, and there will almost certainly be enough votes counted to project winners. When the polling stations close, the results already received will be displayed. More will be added as returns come in from across the state.

    But no state can count every vote on election night, and results can change days, or even weeks, later. Votes that will be counted after Election Day include:

    • Ballots of military personnel and citizens absent abroadwho have up to 10 days to have their ballots delivered as long as they are postmarked by Election Day.
    • Provisional ballots cast at polling places by voters without proper identification or with minor errors who were later “cured” or verified as eligible. If additional information is needed, Florida voters have until 5 p.m. on the second day after the election to submit it.
    • Ballots that were challenged, then processed and counted.

    Early Voting Locations, Dates and Times for Your Florida County

    The state requires early voting from October 25 to November 2, but each county’s supervisor of elections may choose to offer more days of early voting. Early voting will continue through Sunday, November 3 in some counties.

    We broke down Early voting locations, times and dates for many countiesbut here are the Early voting dates and times in every Florida county.

    Here’s how to find a sample ballot in Florida

    You can see a sample ballot on your county’s supervisor of elections website. The races on your ballot all depend on where you live. To see your sample ballot, go to your county’s elections website and enter your address.

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