GOP takes lead in voter registrations in Florida

 John Sexton:

Democrats are not poised to do well in Florida next week. In fact, it looks like they may not do well in the state for some time. Since the 2020 election, Dems have lost more than 330,000 registered voters in the state while GOP registrations have surged.

The Florida Division of Elections released its voter registration report for the November election, known as book closing, earlier this month.

Taken with the reports from the general elections in 2020 and 2018, Republicans and no-party-affiliate voters show a steady increase in voter registration.

But from 2020 to 2022, Democrats lost 331,810 voters…

News 6 political analyst and UCF professor Dr. Jim Clark says the problem can be laid at the feet of the Florida Democratic Party.

“It’s really depressing for the Democrats,” Clark said. “There are polls showing (Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis) may carry Orange and Miami-Dade counties, two solidly Democratic counties in the past.”

The result of this large shift in registrations is that the GOP now has a registration advantage in the state for the first time.

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DeSantis has managed to take Florida from being a swing state to a GOP state.  With Florida's growth that will be a lot of electrorial votes. 

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