Florida 2022: Where Have All The Democrat "Voters" Gone, Long Time Passing?

Florida 2018 gubernatorial election by county and Florida 2022 gubernatorial election by county ^ | November 16, 2022 | my own calculations

[kiryandil]

A Comparison of Florida 2018 with Florida 2022

Orange highlighted counties were won by the Democrat in 2018, and Governor DeSantis in 2022.

The "Gillum Minus Crist" column shows the decrease in the Democrat "vote" from 2018 to 2022 [Sumter County didn't get The Memo].

The "DeSantis 22 Minus DeSantis 2018" column shows the increase (or decrease) in the DeSantis vote in that county from 2018 to 2022.

[kiryandil]

	DeSantis flips county												Gillum		Desantis 22
													minus		minus
County	DeSantis	Gillum	Richardson	total 2018				DeSantis		Crist	total 2022		Crist		Desantis 18
Alachua	41,278	72,711	538	114,527		Alachua	42%	40,315	57%	54,766	95,865		17,945		-963
Baker	8,687	1,760	43	10,490		Baker	90%	9,594	10%	1,092	10,725		668		907
Bay	45,709	16,757	371	62,837		Bay	78%	52,584	21%	14,087	67,083		2,670		6,875
Bradford	7,698	2,671	54	10,423		Bradford	81%	8,346	18%	1,851	10,266		820		648
Brevard	162,213	114,921	2,127	279,261		Brevard	64%	170,558	36%	95,106	267,424		19,815		8,345
Broward	222,012	482,152	2,167	706,331		Broward	42%	251,215	57%	343,207	598,502		138,945		29,203
Calhoun	3,576	923	52	4,551		Calhoun	86%	4,180	14%	657	4,858		266		604
Charlotte	54,102	31,248	736	86,086		Charlotte	71%	65,470	29%	27,024	92,838		4,224		11,368
Citrus	47,729	21,197	1,249	70,175		Citrus	74%	56,283	25%	19,097	75,823		2,100		8,554
Clay	64,401	28,150	451	93,002		Clay	75%	67,287	25%	22,170	90,097		5,980		2,886
Collier	100,303	53,594	780	154,677		Collier	72%	117,470	28%	45,802	163,739		7,792		17,167
Columbia	17,426	7,105	139	24,670		Columbia	79%	18,790	20%	4,788	23,726		2,317		1,364
DeSoto	5,663	3,059	78	8,800		DeSoto	76%	6,637	23%	2,023	8,701		1,036		974
Dixie	4,663	1,008	65	5,736		Dixie	87%	5,394	12%	735	6,179		273		731
Duval	179,902	196,612	1,580	378,094		Duval	55%	182,555	44%	143,797	329,265		52,815		2,653
Escambia	74,719	52,835	868	128,422		Escambia	65%	74,603	35%	40,052	115,708		12,783		-116
Flagler	30,951	21,183	319	52,453		Flagler	67%	39,181	33%	19,176	58,693		2,007		8,230
Franklin	3,508	1,790	36	5,334		Franklin	74%	4,001	26%	1,405	5,439		385		493
Gadsden	6,200	13,712	65	19,977		Gadsden	37%	6,511	62%	10,804	17,425		2,908		311
Gilchrist	5,975	1,282	47	7,304		Gilchrist	87%	6,806	13%	1,017	7,868		265		831
Glades	2,647	1,095	29	3,771		Glades	81%	3,091	19%	721	3,829		374		444
Gulf	4,265	1,511	48	5,824		Gulf	80%	5,148	19%	1,247	6,423		264		883
Hamilton	2,908	1,591	21	4,520		Hamilton	73%	3,145	26%	1,120	4,293		471		237
Hardee	4,486	1,802	37	6,325		Hardee	82%	4,558	17%	949	5,536		853		72
Hendry	5,177	3,516	76	8,769		Hendry	74%	6,134	25%	2,052	8,261		1,464		957
Hernando	49,671	29,426	730	79,827		Hernando	70%	56,228	30%	23,689	80,385		5,737		6,557
Highlands	26,285	12,783	273	39,341		Highlands	74%	29,498	25%	9,962	39,773		2,821		3,213
Hillsborough	234,835	281,598	2,996	519,429		Hillsborough	54%	261,904	45%	217,282	483,413		64,316		27,069
Holmes	5,940	737	27	6,704		Holmes	92%	6,214	8%	533	6,782		204		274
Indian River	44,925	28,460	385	73,770		Indian River	68%	52,266	32%	24,739	77,392		3,721		7,341
Jackson	10,771	5,019	72	15,862		Jackson	76%	12,409	24%	3,833	16,320		1,186		1,638
Jefferson	3,877	3,375	65	7,317		Jefferson	61%	4,310	39%	2,776	7,127		599		433
Lafayette	2,364	419	14	2,797		Lafayette	90%	2,617	10%	294	2,918		125		253
Lake	92,633	60,289	1,026	153,948		Lake	67%	106,575	33%	52,565	160,143		7,724		13,942
Lee	174,085	111,172	2,048	287,305		Lee	69%	189,333	31%	84,723	275,221		26,449		15,248
Leon	49,942	88,764	724	139,430		Leon	42%	49,242	57%	67,518	117,732		21,246		-700
Levy	12,084	4,718	148	16,950		Levy	78%	14,049	21%	3,758	17,914		960		1,965
Liberty	2,060	527	36	2,623		Liberty	85%	2,234	14%	371	2,617		156		174
Madison	4,345	3,235	20	7,600		Madison	67%	4,661	33%	2,293	6,981		942		316
Manatee	93,246	67,629	1,131	162,006		Manatee	65%	111,101	35%	59,785	171,706		7,844		17,855
Marion	94,901	57,392	1,316	153,609		Marion	69%	108,021	30%	47,119	156,034		10,273		13,120
Martin	47,820	29,133	351	77,304		Martin	69%	53,592	31%	23,740	77,656		5,393		5,772
Miami-Dade	311,581	478,958	3,684	794,223		Miami-Dade	55%	393,522	44%	312,946	711,815		166,012		81,941
Monroe	18,509	17,176	190	35,875		Monroe	60%	20,478	39%	13,306	33,995		3,870		1,969
Nassau	31,704	11,472	190	43,366		Nassau	77%	36,545	23%	10,968	47,753		504		4,841
Okaloosa	59,940	22,408	772	83,120		Okaloosa	76%	61,711	23%	18,558	80,991		3,850		1,771
Okeechobee	7,730	3,306	86	11,122		Okeechobee	80%	8,746	19%	2,078	10,885		1,228		1,016
Orange	174,228	296,257	2,447	472,932		Orange	46%	187,641	53%	216,184	407,181		80,073		13,413
Osceola	44,627	68,707	761	114,095		Osceola	53%	54,322	46%	47,378	102,808		21,329		9,695
Palm Beach	241,016	341,409	2,048	584,473		Palm Beach	51%	278,439	48%	262,597	543,713		78,812		37,423
Pasco	120,753	86,384	1,852	208,989		Pasco	66%	148,078	34%	75,339	224,972		11,045		27,325
Pinellas	207,677	220,818	3,293	431,788		Pinellas	55%	231,268	45%	189,513	423,424		31,305		23,591
Polk	136,711	104,057	1,611	242,379		Polk	65%	148,243	35%	80,161	229,995		23,896		11,532
Putnam	18,721	9,011	155	27,887		Putnam	76%	20,217	23%	6,193	26,590		2,818		1,496
Santa Rosa	56,148	18,207	556	74,911		Santa Rosa	79%	60,071	20%	15,087	75,669		3,120		3,923
Sarasota	113,211	94,986	1,286	209,483		Sarasota	61%	133,347	39%	84,580	218,855		10,406		20,136
Seminole	96,622	100,197	1,196	198,015		Seminole	56%	102,185	44%	79,641	183,171		20,556		5,563
St. Johns	83,658	46,206	532	130,396		St. Johns	70%	101,064	30%	42,865	144,643		3,341		17,406
St. Lucie	58,990	63,605	580	123,175		St. Lucie	59%	72,341	40%	48,993	121,964		14,612		13,351
Sumter	51,798	21,843	391	74,032		Sumter	73%	65,495	27%	23,715	89,460		-1,872		13,697
Suwannee	12,234	3,450	106	15,790		Suwannee	83%	13,648	16%	2,650	16,366		800		1,414
Taylor	5,942	1,877	51	7,870		Taylor	83%	6,308	17%	1,276	7,622		601		366
Union	3,841	972	26	4,839		Union	88%	3,995	12%	544	4,558		428		154
Volusia	124,819	100,478	1,619	226,916		Volusia	64%	144,762	35%	79,951	226,226		20,527		19,943
Wakulla	9,802	4,194	107	14,103		Wakulla	73%	11,032	26%	3,916	15,058		278		1,230
Walton	22,925	7,019	193	30,137		Walton	82%	28,646	18%	6,111	34,899		908		5,721
Washington	7,017	1,865	70	8,952		Washington	85%	7,786	14%	1,285	9,126		580		769
	4,076,186	4,043,723	47,140	8,167,049				4,614,000		3,105,560	7,770,419

[kiryandil]

[kiryandil]

ping to you

[PGR88]

“One person, one vote” thinking, traceability and clean electoral procedures tend to do that.

[bak3r]

Interesting that the flips take places in dem “strongholds” with historically sketchy counting practices. It’s almost like narratives are used to justify outcomes. It is Weird to unmarried women and young demographic didn’t get the “national abortion memo” in the state with recently cleaned up elections.

[TexasGator]

““One person, one vote” thinking, traceability and clean electoral procedures tend to do that.”

DEMOCRATS LEAVING THE PARTY. This was the first year that registered R’s outnumbered D’s.

DEMORALIED PARTY. DeSantis took the wind out of their sails.

[kiryandil]

You haven't seen the 2008-2018-2020-2022 Florida table yet.

The national Democrat vote fraud machine merely pulled out their Florida "voters" like the Russians pulling troops out of Kharkov Oblast and Kherson Oblast.

The vote fraud troops are still there - they're just in other sectors of the front against MAGA and the Republicans.

Remember: manufactured "votes" cost MONEY, and the DNC does not have an infinite supply of money. Though every little bit helps [think FTX and other hidden money spigots]

[no-to-illegals]

Prayers the Florida system will be nationwide in 2024 and every election thereafter.

[kiryandil]

I had every confidence that you wouldn't be able to analyze this table correctly.

Thanks for proving me right.      

[kiryandil]

Interesting that the flips take places in dem “strongholds” with historically sketchy counting practices. It’s almost like narratives are used to justify outcomes. It is Weird to unmarried women and young demographic didn’t get the “national abortion memo” in the state with recently cleaned up elections.

Yes.

You're getting warmer.

Those counties did NOT flip Republican in 2020 - they came out like gangbusters for the Democrats.

Then suddenly "disappeared" in 2022...

[TexasGator]

“I had every confidence that you wouldn’t be able to analyze this table correctly.”

I had every confidence that you would say that and not put up many substance.

[Liz]

Remember: manufactured Dem “votes” cost MONEY, and the DNC does not have an infinite supply of money. Though every little bit helps [think FTX and other hidden money spigots]p

---

Connect the dots.

We’re still in the early stages here so this is still speculation at this point, but the puzzle pieces are all starting to fit together. Here is most likely how it went.

<><>The U.S. takes billions upon billions of taxpayer dollars and funnels those over to Ukraine.

<><>Ukraine then puts those billions into FTX (remember, it appears to not be a real company, more like a government plant).

<><>FTX is owned by Sam Bankman-Fried.

<><>Bankman-Fried takes billions of dollars invested into the company and donates them back to the Democrat party.

This part is not speculation: Bankman-Fried was the #2 largest donor to the Democrats right behind George Soros.

The Democrat party then funnels the money to people like Joe Biden (10% for the Big Guy!) and uses it to buy seats, oops, I mean run elections, in all states at all levels.

End results? Key Democrats end up with millions of dollars and that means key races are “won.” (Excerpt) Read more at dailyheadlines.com ...

[kiryandil]

and not put up many substance.

Try English next time.

[kiryandil]

Remember 1996 and John Huang?

I suspect that the DNC has hidden money spigots in EVERY national "election".

[Liz]

No question.

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

Lotta Dumb-O-Crats up and died . . . or never existed.

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

That was certainly some of that. Democrats crossed over to vote for DeSantis, also. But is it really ALL that was?

[blackdog]

DeSantis prosecuted voter fraud in his state this year from past elections. The exposure kept such at bay this election season.

[kiryandil]

I'm going to post up the 2008-2018-2020-2022 Florida tables sometime this week.

You really see what's going on with the "appearing" and "disappearing" fake Democrat voters with that.

I haven't even added Hillary 2016 to that yet. :)

[MissouriDirtFarmer]

The same thing happened in St Louis, Missouri after 2012, IIRC over 100000 democrat “voters” disappeared after the state became too red to overcome by fraud.