Florida midterm turnout reaches second-highest level in 30 years
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Florida recorded 60.9% voter turnout in the midterm election, the second-highest rate in the state in the past three decades. More than 8 million residents cast ballots, with a property tax amendment drawing significant participation across the state. 7.
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Overall voter turnout for the midterm election in Florida was 60.9 percent, the second-highest in the last 30 years. This year’s total was about 7 percent ahead of the 2022 midterm election, but two percentage points behind 2018, when Gov. Ron DeSantis was first elected.
Florida recorded 60.9% voter turnout in the midterm election, the second-highest rate in the state in the past three decades. More than 8 million residents cast ballots, with a property tax amendment drawing significant participation across the state. 7.
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