More than 1.3 million Floridians voted in person on Tuesday, pushing the primary turnout to just over 25%, according to numbers posted by the Division of Elections.
In South Florida, turnout was even lower.
Broward County had the lowest turnout, at just 16.41%. Miami-Dade, the most populous county in the region, had a 18.97% turnout rate.
Palm Beach and Monroe counties had the highest turnouts in South Florida — at 24.24% and 32.27%, respectively.
The turnout percentages do not include in-person early voting or mail-in ballots.
The overall turnout in the state surpassed the 22% in the 2024 primary that didn’t have the governors and Cabinet races but landed just under the 26% of the 2022 primary.
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