The number of active registered voters in Florida as of September 15 is: Republican 5,650,359; Democratic 4,099,509; Independent Party 326,417; Conservative 40,996; Libertarian 34,190; America First 29,423; Constitution 17,833; Boricua 19,547; Green 9,573; Coalition with a purpose 10,498; American Solidarity 8,760; Ecology 4,503; Socialism & Liberation 2,324; Forward 2,265; Jeffersonian 128; Men Going Their Own Way 72; We the People 398; independent and miscellaneous 3,326,134; total 13,582,929.
On May 12, 2026, the totals were: Republican 5,533,168; Democratic 4,027,949; Independent Party 315,225; Conservative 41,339; Libertarian 34,594; America First 19,777; Constitution 18,383; Boricua 17,311; Green 9,533; Coalition with a Purpose 8,605; American Solidarity 7,982; Ecology 4,189; Socialism & Liberation 2,258; Forward 1,909; Jeffersonian 106; Men Going Their Own Way 61; We the People 12; independent and miscellaneous 3,317,918; total 13,360,319.
Demo Rep’s PR Party is doing well (Boricua registration up 12.9%).
It is a bit surprising that Men Going Their Own Way is growing. They’re a bit like the Shakers.
There probably are not any miscellaneous parties in Florida since registrations are switched to No Party Affiliation when a party is made defunct.
Because Florida’s voter registration has a blank line in the box for choosing a party, there certainly are many miscellaneous voters. Just because the state doesn’t enter the voter’s choice (for a nonqualified party) doesn’t mean they aren’t there, if one were to look at all the voter registration forms.
https://files.floridados.gov/media/704789/1s-2040-form-ds-de-39-eng-fillable-20251017.pdf
No registered members of the Common Ground Party yet? Or are they hidden in “independent and miscellaneous?”