Republicans Hold Huge Advantage Among Newly Registered Florida Voters

Democrats have an uphill battle in store for them this election.

In Florida, that battle may be insurmountable for them, a they currently sit at a huge disadvantage to republicans.

In newly registered voters, Florida republican have a 9-1 advantage over democrats.

Since Friday, more than 5.28 million republicans are now registered to vote.

That number is up by 86,376 since the August primary.

Meanwhile, the number of registered democrat voters sits at 4.97 million, which is up by only 9,380 since August.

Republicans also have the advantage in early voting as well.

Newly registered Republicans outnumber Democrats 9-to-1 in Florida ahead of the midterm elections, spelling trouble for President Biden's party in key races. https://t.co/RQ5YEdXUSm

— The Washington Times (@WashTimes) October 31, 2022

The Washington Times reports on the nine-t0-one advantage for republicans:

Newly registered Republicans outnumber Democrats 9-to-1 in Florida ahead of the midterm elections, spelling trouble for President Biden’s party in key races.

Florida has 5.28 million registered Republicans ahead of the Nov. 8 contest, an increase of 86,376 from the number of Republicans registered at the time of the August primary, according to the South Florida Sun-Sentinel.

By contrast, Democrats have 4.97 million registered voters, an uptick of 9,380.

Florida Republicans register 9 new voters for every 1 new Democrat in months leading to midterms https://t.co/2dniHULfVk pic.twitter.com/Dc8c5CVros

— South Florida Sun Sentinel (@SunSentinel) October 29, 2022

Florida Republicans register 9 new voters for every 1 new Democrat. The election is days away. Where is the national effort to help Florida? https://t.co/FzFdQKMOZs

— Allen Ellison (@AllenLEllison) October 29, 2022

NEW: Florida Republicans out-registering Democrats 9-to-1 in lead-up to midterm elections https://t.co/xvORYygZ49

— Washington Examiner (@dcexaminer) October 30, 2022

The Washington Examiner provided more details:

There are a number of data points indicating broad gains for Republicans in Florida this midterm cycle, including a huge 9-to-1 advantage when it comes to registering new voters in the months leading up to Nov. 8.

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As of Friday, there were more than 5.28 million registered Republicans in Florida compared to 4.97 million Democrats. Those numbers represent 86,376 more Republicans than those registered to vote in the August primary, compared to an increase of just 9,830 Democrats across the same time frame.

It looks like Florida may not be a swing state anymore…

Florida Republicans are registering 9 new voters for every 1 new Democrat.

Goes to show the influence of a successful governor who places their state first.

— Dr. Willie J. Montague (@WillieJMontague) October 29, 2022

More Black Democrat voters are lining with Hispanic voters in Florida and splitting the ticket and voting for @GovRonDeSantis.

Liberal democrats don’t exist if they lose 20% of the Black vote.

Get the hammer, nails and coffin ready for the Democrat Party in 2022. @DNC @GOP pic.twitter.com/VJZxOgVqCW

— Vernon Jones (@VernonForGA) October 29, 2022

1,173,014 Florida Republicans have voted, compared to 1,077,263 Democrats. That's 95,751 more Republican voters so far. Republicans took the lead last Thursday and have continued to expand it. Big reversal from 2020, when Democrats led at this point, and up until Election Day.

— Zac Anderson (@zacjanderson) October 31, 2022

According to the @FLSecofState, GOP voter registration is outpacing Dem voter registration 9 to 1 in Florida.

— John Cardillo (@johncardillo) October 30, 2022

Joe Biden might be a big reason for the republican advantage in Florida:

'VOTERS ARE RESPONDING': Florida @GovRonDeSantis tells "Hannity" why Republicans are gaining momentum ahead of the midterms. https://t.co/M5seFHIlPy pic.twitter.com/QiOnWIod6g

— Fox News (@FoxNews) October 28, 2022