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Florida Republicans Have 1 Million More Registered Voters Than Democrats

The Florida Republican Party has one million more registered voters than Democrats in the state, its chairman has announced. “Our success goes beyond just numbers,” said Evan Power, Florida’s GOP chairman, in a statement released on Sunday. “It’s about a vision to make Florida the beacon of freedom for the rest of the county.” Once
byOlivia Adams
12 August 2024
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Florida Republicans Have 1 Million More Registered Voters Than Democrats
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The Florida Republican Party has one million more registered voters than Democrats in the state, its chairman has announced.

“Our success goes beyond just numbers,” said Evan Power, Florida’s GOP chairman, in a statement released on Sunday. “It’s about a vision to make Florida the beacon of freedom for the rest of the county.”

Once considered a swing state, Florida has become increasingly Republican in recent years, voting for Donald Trump in 2016 and 2020, and electing governor Ron DeSantis in a 2022 landslide.

According to the Florida Department of State’s Division of Elections, registered Democrats outnumbered Republicans as recently as 2020.

Donald Trump has lived in Florida since 2019.

This is a breaking story. More to follow.

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Hi, I'm Olivia Adams, a political correspondent committed to providing in-depth analysis and reporting on the political landscape. With a background in political science and years of experience covering elections, government policies, and political movements, I strive to give my readers a clear and comprehensive understanding of the issues that matter.
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