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Last month, state lawmakers on the Florida Senate Ethics and Elections Committee voted in favor of a Republican bill that would erode the state s practices for vote-by-mail. Currently, Florida voters who request mail-in ballots continue to receive them for two general election cycles meaning anyone who requested one in 2020 would continue to be mailed a ballot until 2022. But under the proposed Senate Bill 90, which has not yet been passed by the full senate, requests for mail-in ballots would be active for just one general election cycle. Yesterday, Miami-Dade s supervisor of elections, Christina White, issued a memo outlining exactly how many of the county s voters would be affected if the bill passes. According to White, her office would have to purge every mail-in ballot request on July 1 a change that would affect more than 404,000 of the county s 1.5 million registered voters.

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