FLORIDA TURNOUT THREAD
This is a last compilation of the night for Mail, In Person, and EDay. Tomorrow AM, the SOS will probably have even more current numbers for Mail
Long story short: Republicans ran the tables with Election Day voting (it was 63% GOP, which was 11 points higher than it was in the 2018 primary).
Also, too, the polarization between mail and in person (as well as Election Day) was quite apparent in Florida. Below are the #:
Also, too, the polarization between mail and in person (as well as Election Day) was quite apparent in Florida. Below are the #:
What helped the Democrats remain competitive was that 46% of the two party vote was cast by mail. While only 17% voted in person. That left 37% to vote on Election Day
This is yet another example (I won't gloat - PROMISE) of the reality that there is an organic level of interest in voting on primary day that is NOT wholly dependent on a competitive race for Governor and Senator. Which will be apparent when I post a comparison to 2018
So for the preliminary two party vote, when compared to 2018, here's what I have:
2018: 3141K voted (1519K Dem, 1622K Rep)
2022: 3241K voted (1524K Dem, 1717K Rep)
Overall turnout: +3%. Dems +0%, Reps +6%
2018: 3141K voted (1519K Dem, 1622K Rep)
2022: 3241K voted (1524K Dem, 1717K Rep)
Overall turnout: +3%. Dems +0%, Reps +6%
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