By The Numbers: Florida Voters

February 10, 2020 Government and politics

With the March 17 presidential primaries fast approaching, Florida is preparing for a major election year. Here is a look at voter-registration numbers, as of Dec. 31:

—xiii,536,830, the number of registered voters in Florida.

—4,986,520, the number of registered Democrats.

—iv,761,405, the number of registered Republicans.

—three,641,359, the number of voters registered with no party affiliation.

—147,546, the number of voters registered with third parties.

—1,451,599, the number of registered voters in Miami-Dade County, the largest total in the state.

—4,405, the number of registered voters in Lafayette County, the smallest total in the land.

—six,605,852, the total number of registered voters in Broward, Duval, Hillsborough, Miami-Dade, Orangish, Palm Beach and Pinellas counties.

—46,933, the full number of registered voters in Calhoun, Franklin, Glades, Hamilton, Lafayette, Liberty and Union counties.

—4,006, the edge Democrats concur over Republicans in Pinellas County, which has 682,062 registered voters.

—14, the number of counties where Republicans make up more fifty percent of the registered voters (Bakery, Bay, Clay, Collier, Gilchrist, Gulf, Holmes, Nassau, Okaloosa, Santa Rosa, St. Johns, Sumter, Walton and Washington).

—2, the number of counties where Republicans make up more than than 60 percent of the registered voters (Holmes and Walton).

—7, the number of counties where Democrats make up more than l percent of the registered voters (Calhoun, Gadsden, Hamilton, Jefferson, Leon, Liberty and Madison).

—two, the number of counties where Democrats make up more lx percent of the registered voters (Gadsden and Freedom).

Source: Florida Division of Elections

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