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Live updates: Election Day in Southwest Florida

J.Thompson30 min ago
Election Day is here, and ABC7 is here to keep you in the loop with live updates as voters hit the polls across Southwest Florida.Below, you will find all the information and links you need to successfully cast your vote.Southwest Florida General Election: Voter's Guide 2024 Related:Will Donald Trump become the second president elected to a second non-consecutive term? Or will Kamala Harris become the nation's first female commander in chief?Will the houses of Congress flip? Will state legislatures maintain their majorities?Follow along below as voters cast their ballots.8:30 a.m.Palm Beach precinct prepares for Trump's arrivalA heavy police presence was in the area of a Palm Beach precinct about an hour after polls opened.According to reports, at least 15 officers from a local sheriff's office, along with Secret Service agents, were seen using the same walkway as voters in preparation for Trump's arrival.Trump is expected to vote there this afternoon.8:20 a.m.According to an analysis of state data by the University of Florida Election lab, a majority of Florida's registered voters had already cast their ballot by the time polls opened.Of those who waited to vote on Election Day, many got it out of the way early.More than 4,700 people voted in the first 20 minutes of polls being open in Orange County, according to a social media post by the county elections supervisor's office.7:38 a.m.7:12 a.m.Here's where the election candidates will be throughout Election Day as results begin to funnel in. 7:02 a.m.7 a.m.Polls officially open for 2024 Election Day6:30 a.m.Voting turnout in Southwest Florida counties prior to Election Day:Lee County: 66.76%Collier County: 67%Charlotte County: 65.48% DeSoto County: 42.54%Hendry County: 58.61%Glades County: 37.97%Download our free ABC7 News app for the latest news and weather alerts.

Election Day is here, and ABC7 is here to keep you in the loop with live updates as voters hit the polls across Southwest Florida.

Below, you will find all the information and links you need to successfully cast your vote.

Southwest Florida General Election: Voter's Guide 2024

Related:

Will Donald Trump become the second president elected to a second non-consecutive term? Or will Kamala Harris become the nation's first female commander in chief?

Will the houses of Congress flip? Will state legislatures maintain their majorities?

Palm Beach precinct prepares for Trump's arrival

A heavy police presence was in the area of a Palm Beach precinct about an hour after polls opened.

According to reports, at least 15 officers from a local sheriff's office, along with Secret Service agents, were seen using the same walkway as voters in preparation for Trump's arrival.

Trump is expected to vote there this afternoon.

According to an analysis of state data by the University of Florida Election lab, a majority of Florida's registered voters had already cast their ballot by the time polls opened.

Of those who waited to vote on Election Day, many got it out of the way early.

More than 4,700 people voted in the first 20 minutes of polls being open in Orange County, according to a social media post by the county elections supervisor's office.

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Polls officially open for 2024 Election Day

Voting turnout in Southwest Florida counties prior to Election Day:

  • Lee County: 66.76%
  • Collier County: 67%
  • Charlotte County: 65.48%
  • DeSoto County: 42.54%
  • Hendry County: 58.61%
  • Glades County: 37.97%
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