Florida primary elections on August 20, 2024, saw varying voter turnout across counties, with some areas reporting lower participation compared to previous cycles. Key local and statewide races included school boards, county commissions, and a significant Senate seat currently held by Republican Rick Scott. In Leon County, critical races for property appraiser and school board were decided, while other contests may proceed to runoffs in the November general election. Voter turnout in Miami-Dade and Broward Counties was notably low at 17% and 15% respectively, and similar trends were observed in Manatee County with contentious local races spurring some voter engagement. Minnesota also experienced low primary voter turnout, prompting efforts to boost participation ahead of the general election. Registration for the November 5 general election in Florida remains open until October 7.