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VOTER TURNOUT 18-29 |
22% | 42.60% | 33.10% | 48.40% | 26.70% | Frey* | |
VOTER TURNOUT 18-19 |
– | – | – | 52% | – | CIRCLE* | |
REGISTRATION RATE 18-24 |
34.50% | 45.80% | 39.60% | 49.80% | 36.50% | Census* | |
VOTER TURNOUT 18-24 |
16.30% | 33.10% | 27.10% | 41.60% | 21.20% | Census* |
YOUTH AND THE VOTE
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FLORIDA
21.20%
YOUTH TURNOUT
Ages 18-24 (Census)
FLORIDA YOUTH VOTE
TOP STRATEGIES/INITIATIVES TO INCREASE REGISTRATION & TURNOUT
Statewide Policies and Resources
- Election integrity from the department of state is top priority.
- Department of State official voting website.
- State ID rules and helpline for Florida.
- Florida: Election deadlines, dates, and rules
High school Initiatives
- Voter pre-registration starts at 16, vote at 18.
- LWV works with schools to register eligible high school students. For example, the Palm Beach LWV mobilized some 250 volunteers to register nearly 2000 first time voters.
- Civic Center reports Low registration rates of 18 year olds – 25% in Miami-Dade as of May 2022.
College and University initiatives
- 24 campuses participated in ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge.
- 2020 Florida Campus Voting Challenge Award Winners:
- Highest Voter Registration Award: New College Florida
- Most Improved Voter Turnout Award: Stetson University
- Highest Voter Turnout Award: New College Florida
- Best Campus Democratic Engagement Action Plan Award, 4-year Institution: University of South Florida
- Florida PIRG volunteers register thousand new voters on more than a dozen campuses.
- Andrew Goodman Voter Friendly Campus Award
- FLORIDA CAMPUS VOTER GUIDE
- Out of state and some student IDs are not accepted.
Other Factors and Initiatives
- Parkland and other school shootings continue to stimulate interest in civic and political participation.
- NAACP supported registration of Black voters in Florida, part of the first National Black Voter Day.
- Florida passed laws that make voting more difficult such as banning snacks and water to people waiting in voting lines.