A majority of registered Florida voters are “more motivated” to cast a ballot in the 2024 presidential election than past elections, according to a recent Emerson College survey.
Florida is a “solid red” state, the Republican Party of Florida (RPOF) says amid continued chatter of a Trump vs. Biden matchup in key swing states. But Florida, noticeably, has been absent from this conversation, and for good reason, according to the Florida GOP.
Florida Republicans are boasting a massive voter-registration advantage over Democrats, according to recent data.
The Republican wave is growing “stronger” in Florida, the Republican Party of Florida said this week, showcasing several statistics indicating such.
Election officials in New York City have removed more than 441,000 outdated registrants from its voter rolls, a settlement with Judicial Watch reveals.
Republicans in Florida not only outnumber registered Democrats, but they have outpaced them in net gains by a difference of over 492,000 voters.
Registered Republicans now outnumber Democrats in the Commonwealth of Kentucky, marking a major victory for the Republican Party that has materialized after decades of work.
Republican candidates are gaining momentum with registered voters as the most recent Quinnipiac poll showed more respondents favor the GOP controlling the House and Senate went up since last month.
Registered Republican voters in Florida now outnumber registered Democrat voters in the state for the first time in several decades.
Registered Republican voters are poised to overtake registered Democrats in the Sunshine State, Ziegler said.
It’s been a state by state battle to protect the integrity of our elections. There will be a severe temptation to cheat, and now that’s going to be a lot easier to do because our system is going to be overwhelmed with ballots and applications for ballots.”
