After months of voters getting bombarded with television ads and mail pieces, Tuesday is Election Day. Of course, much of the national attention will focus on whether Vice President Kamala Harris or former President Donald Trump will lead the country for the next four years.

Florida’s election will test whether the state maintains its new reputation as a Republican stronghold, as Democrats count on turnout for abortion rights and recreational marijuana ballot questions

Tuesday is Election Day, the final day Floridians can cast their ballots to determine their choice for the U.S. president and other races.

Registered Florida voters are heading to the polls on Tuesday, Nov. 5, to cast their ballots in the 2024 general election.

Floridians continued to turn out in heavy numbers over the weekend to vote in the presidential election and other high-stakes contests, like proposals to legalize recreational marijuana for adults and enshrine abortion rights in the state constitution.

Florida Republicans are going into Election Day with an advantage of 800,000 raw votes over Democrats, according to data from the Florida Division of Elections.

Early voting wrapped up Saturday and Sunday on the. Here's how many people turned out to the polls ahead of Election Day.

Morgan Rynor reports voters will also consider six ballot measures this election along with municipal races. The two that have drawn the most attention are Amendments 3 and 4, which will decide marijuana legalization and abortion rights in the state.

As of Monday morning, almost 8.2 million Floridians had cast ballots by mail or at early voting sites. Registered Republicans had outvoted registered Democrats by almost 850,000 people. There are 13.95 million registered voters in Florida,