It’s primary day in Florida, where former President Donald Trump and President Joe Biden are the only remaining major candidates. Republican voters head to the polls and cast ballots for who they would like to be their party’s presidential nominee. Voters in Florida were able to vote early from March 9 through March 16, either by mail or in-person early voting. County supervisors of elections have been working diligently to ensure a smooth and fair election process.

Trump and Biden Compete for Votes

As the primary day arrives in Florida, all eyes are on the Republican Party as they choose their nominee for the upcoming United States presidential primary. The race has now come down to former President Donald Trump and current President Joe Biden. While Trump has already secured enough delegates to clinch the nomination, the primary in Florida still holds significance as it showcases the support and enthusiasm of the Republican base.

Opportunity for Early Voting

Early voting ended on Sunday in Florida, providing an opportunity for voters to cast their ballots ahead of primary day. Throughout the state, neighbors have been sharing their thoughts and opinions on the turnout and the overall numbers of the 2020 Presidential Preference Primary election. The turnout during early voting will likely shape the expectations for the final results.

Impact on Local Elections

The Florida Republican primary not only plays a vital role in determining the presidential nominee but also has an impact on local elections. In Delray Beach and Boca Raton, the Republican presidential primary is considered the X factor that could influence the outcome of other races. Candidates for local offices seek to align themselves with the preferred presidential nominee to attract the support of party loyalists.

Florida Primary Results

The primary election results in Florida will determine how many convention delegates each candidate will receive. While Donald Trump has already secured the nomination, the results will offer insights into the support and enthusiasm for other candidates within the Republican Party. This information will help shape future strategies and campaign priorities as the presidential election approaches.

• Primary day in Florida with Trump and Biden as the only major candidates
• Republican voters casting ballots for party’s presidential nominee
• Early voting took place from March 9 to March 16
• Florida primary election results will determine delegate allocation
• Local elections potentially influenced by presidential primary

“The primary results in Florida provide valuable insights into the level of support for different candidates within the Republican Party,” said a political analyst.