Voter Registration

The Florida Division of Elections says the GOP with 5,141,848 registered voters as of Dec. 31, vs. 3,528,807 for the Democratic Party.

Nearly 1 million registered voters have been dropped from Florida’s active voter rolls since 2022.

The Republican Party of Florida had a nearly 700,000-voter registration edge over the Florida Democratic Party at the end of November.

The appeal comes after a federal judge rejected a lawsuit challenging a Florida requirement for “wet” signatures on voter registration forms.

As of Aug. 31, 2023, Florida had 5,206,774 registered Republicans, 4,617,844 registered Democrats and 3,785,907 NPA.

The Republican Party of Florida continued to expand its lead in registered voters; 5,2 million to 4.6 for the Florida Democratic Party.

A judge recently blocked parts of a new Florida law that made it more difficult for community-based organizations to register people to vote.

A federal judge Monday blocked parts of a new Florida elections law challenged by voter-registration groups.

Voter registration groups urged a federal judge to block parts of a new law on Florida voter registration, arguing it is discriminatory.

In the 2023 Florida Legislative session, the Republican-controlled House & Senate passed bills that were priorities of Gov. Ron DeSantis.

The Florida Senate approved a sweeping elections bill aimed at continuing Republican leaders’ efforts to crack down on voter-registration groups.

The Florida House is moving forward to make wide-ranging elections law changes like additional restrictions on voter registration groups.