Florida 2024 Ballot Breakdown

Early Voting Begins in Florida

Early voting for the 2024 Florida primary elections has begun. Voters can cast their ballots at any early voting location in their county through March 19th.

To find your early voting location, visit the Florida Department of State website.

What's on the Ballot?

The 2024 Florida primary elections will feature races for president, U.S. Senate, U.S. House of Representatives, and state legislature.

There are 20 candidates running for president in the Democratic primary and 15 candidates running in the Republican primary.

In the U.S. Senate race, incumbent Democrat Bill Nelson is facing a challenge from Republican Rick Scott.

All 27 seats in the U.S. House of Representatives are up for election in 2024.

All 160 seats in the Florida Legislature are also up for election in 2024.

Key Races to Watch

There are several key races to watch in the 2024 Florida primary elections.

The presidential race is expected to be competitive in Florida, which is a swing state.

The U.S. Senate race is also expected to be close, as Nelson is a popular incumbent.

Several U.S. House races are also expected to be competitive, including the race in the 26th Congressional District, where incumbent Democrat Debbie Wasserman Schultz is facing a challenge from Republican Carlos Gimenez.

Endorsements

Several high-profile endorsements have been made in the 2024 Florida primary elections.

Former President Barack Obama has endorsed Democrat Joe Biden for president.

Former President Donald Trump has endorsed Republican Ron DeSantis for president.

Polls

Recent polls show Biden leading the Democratic primary field in Florida, followed by Sanders and Warren.

DeSantis is leading the Republican primary field in Florida, followed by Trump and Pence.

Get Out the Vote

Both parties are expected to spend heavily on get-out-the-vote efforts in Florida.

The Democratic Party is hoping to capitalize on the state's large population of Hispanic voters, who are expected to play a key role in the election.

The Republican Party is hoping to win back the support of white voters, who have swung towards the Democrats in recent elections.