Florida is one of 11 states in the country where all party primary elections are considered "closed primaries." That means you must be a member of the political party in order to vote in its primary.

Florida is a closed primary state, which means in partisan primary contests, voters can only vote for candidates in the party in which they are registered. The voter's ballot is tied to the party ...

Florida is a closed primary state, which means in partisan primary contests, voters can only vote for candidates in the party in which they are registered. The voter's ballot is tied to the party ...

BallotPedia rated only 15 of Florida’s 120 state legislative districts as competitive in 2024. In 87.5% of state legislative districts, the winner of the dominant party’s primary was the ...

MOBILE, Ala. (WKRG) — WKRG.com is your source for Northwest Florida’s April 1, 2025, special elections. Follow along for the latest updates in Florida’s 1st Congressional District and t… ...

Florida is what's known as a closed-primary state, so only Republicans can vote in the GOP primary. The winner of that primary will face Democrat Vance Ahrens of West Melbourne in a June 10 ...

Florida is what's known as a closed-primary state, so only Republicans can vote in the GOP primary, which, as of now, will include Marcie Adkins of Grant-Valkaria, Mark Lightner III of Suntree and ...

Florida’s red-state status is reflected in sharp Republican growth in voter registrations, from 4.4 million voters in the 2016 primary to 5.3 million this year.

Florida is a closed primary state. The ballot a voter sees during a primary depends upon their political party registration about a month before Election Day.

They got hit with a lawsuit over ads attacking a primary rival to their endorsed candidate, state Rep. Keith Truenow (R), who is running in a central Florida race.

Florida is a closed primary state, meaning that Democrats and Republicans can only vote within their respective parties during the primaries. However, non-partisan races, such as those for judges ...