Record Republican Advantage - Florida’s Voter Registration by Party
Bottom Line: The surge in republican momentum in Florida didn’t end with Election Day. In fact, Florida’s latest voter registration information suggests it potentially accelerated after it. While it was a record setting cycle for republicans in Florida, they’re continuing to set voter registration records as well. Meanwhile, Florida’s Democrats continue to hemorrhage voters.
These are the changes in year-to-date voter registration information:
- DEM: -111,320 (-1,177 last month)
- GOP: +201,790 (+28,468 last month)
- NPA/Other: +218,685 (+29,586 last month)
The current breakout of registered voters looks like this...
- DEM: 34%
- GOP: 36.5%
- NPA/Other: 29.5%
The Republican advantage relative to Democrats now stands at 356,212 voters – a shift in favor of Republicans totaling about 30,000 voters in the most recent month alone. For comparison's sake, Democrats held a 97,215-voter advantage in the 2020 Election Cycle for a remarkable shift of greater than 450 thousand voters in just two years. Also, at current pacing, it’s possible that by that by the 2024 election cycle NPA registrations could be threatening to overtake Democrats in the state. Notably, while republicans won all but five counties last November, there are thirteen of Florida’s 67 counties in which Democrats retain a registration advantage, including the TriCounty. In Palm Beach County specifically, the Democrat voter registration advantage has narrowed by 16,905 voters year over year – with Democrats holding an advantage of just over 104,000 voters.