Florida Republican registrations surge, Democrats stall

The final totals of Floridians registered to vote in the 2022 midterm election shows the Republican Party continuing to surge while the Democrats are stagnating. The latest numbers underscore the reality that Florida is leaving behind its longtime position as the biggest swing state in the country, one that could go either way in big elections, and is landing solidly in the Republican red column.

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