Orange, Seminole, and Osceola counties report early voting turnout

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. — Voters in Orange, Seminole, and Osceola counties are continuing to cast ballots early and by mail, with each county reporting turnout at just over one in 10 eligible voters as of this morning.

In Orange County, more than 112,000 voters have either voted early or by mail. That represents almost 14% of the county’s more than 820,000 eligible voters.

Of those Orange County voters, more than 56,000 are Democrats and more than 31,000 are Republicans.

In Seminole County, more than 46,000 voters have cast ballots. That is a little over 13% of the county’s more than 343,000 eligible voters.

Seminole County’s turnout so far includes nearly 19,000 Democrats and more than 17,000 Republicans.

In Osceola County, more than 30,000 voters have cast ballots. That represents almost 13% of the county’s more than 238,000 eligible voters.

So far, more than 14,000 Democrats and nearly 9,000 Republicans have voted in Osceola County.

With early voting still underway, turnout numbers are expected to continue changing. Voters can check their county supervisor of elections website for locations, hours and ballot information.