FLORIDA — Early voting started in most counties across Florida on Monday, Oct. 21, with local Supervisor of Elections' offices reporting big turnout numbers for the first day.
Voters have until Sunday, Nov. 3, to cast their ballots ahead of Election Day on Tuesday, Nov. 5.
Turnout across all Florida (as of Oct. 23 at 8 a.m.):
Mail: 1,488,353
Early Voting: 762,805
Unofficial Turnout: 2,251,158
Registered Republican
Mail: 542,112
Early Voting: 412,545
Registered Democrat
Mail: 632,167
Early Voting: 213,246
Other + No Party Affiliation
Mail: 314,074
Early Voting: 137,014
Here’s a county-by-county look at early voting numbers so far (as of Oct. 23 at 2:30 p.m.):
Brevard County
Mail: 53,266
Early Voting: 36,081
Unofficial Turnout: 89,358 (20.17%)
Flagler County
Mail: 14,439
Early Voting: 8,579
Unoffocial Turnout: 23,018 (23.79%)
Lake County
Mail: 22,109
Early Voting: 22,016
Unofficial Turnout: 44,128 (17.32%)
Marion County
Mail: 30,302
Early Voting: 23,832
Unofficial Turnout: 54,134 (20.37%)
Orange County
Mail: 70,890
Early Voting: 46,902
Unofficial Turnout: 117,792 (14.07%)
Osceola County
Mail: 23,265
Early Voting: 13,139
Unofficial Turnout: 36,404 (15.53%)
Seminole County
Mail: 25,372
Early Voting: 25,372
Unofficial Turnout: 50,671 (14.43%)
Sumter County
Mail: 22,611
Early Voting: 13,159
Unofficial Turnout: 35,770 (28.41%)
Volusia County
Mail: 50,442
Early Voting: 29,750
Unofficial Turnout: 80,192 (20.87%)