Florida

Byrd has refused to say that President Biden won the election when asked. Publicly endorsed via Facebook a Texas lawsuit that sought to block the 2020 election certification in four states.

Voted in favor of and co-sponsored  SB 90 which restricts mail in voting by requiring voters to provide their driver’s license ID or the last four digits of their social security number.

Co-sponsored SB 524 which increases the penalty for returning more than two mail-in ballots from a misdemeanor to a third degree felony and requests the Florida Department of State to tighten ID requirements for mail-in ballots.

Garcia denied the outcome of the 2020 election in a public Facebook post indicating that President Biden did not win the election. Claimed on Facebook in the 2020 election that multiple states reported higher voter turnout numbers than registered voters insinuating fraud.

Voted in favor of SB 7050 which limits the power of third-party voter registration organizations, increases restrictions on mail in voting, and increases the risk of a voter’s registration being canceled. SB 7050 also requires signature matching training for election supervisors as well as requiring supervisors to submit reconciliation reports that analyze voter history and flag first time voters.  

In a Republican candidate debate, when asked about the integrity of the 2020 election, Griffitts responded with, “if anything we saw on the news is relatively true then there was absolutely fraud committed around the country” and “I think in certain states there was election fraud.”

Griffitts previously served as a board member of the Bay County Election Canvassing Board. He signed a voting system post-election audit report verifying the county’s votes for the 2020 presidential election.

Voted in favor of SB 7050 which limits the power of third-party voter registration organizations, increases restrictions on mail in voting, and increases the risk of a voter’s registration being canceled. SB 7050 also requires signature matching training for election supervisors as well as requiring supervisors to submit reconciliation reports that analyze voter history and flag first time voters.

Gruters publicly denied on Facebook the outcome of the 2020 election alleging that the Florida GOP sent volunteers to Georgia to investigate election fraud. He also supported Trump’s election litigation in battleground states and claimed that the outcome of the election in these states remained in doubt. 

On January 2, 2021, Gruters encouraged, via public Facebook post, for people to attend the January 6th, “Stop the Steal Rally,” in Washington D.C.

On December 1, 2021, Gruters claimed that “there’s serious questions that exist about the 2020 race.”

Voted in favor of SB 7050 which limits the power of third-party voter registration organizations, increases restrictions on mail in voting, and increases the risk of a voter’s registration being canceled. SB 7050 also requires signature matching training for election supervisors as well as requiring supervisors to submit reconciliation reports that analyze voter history and flag first time voters. 

Voted in favor of SB 90 which restricts mail in voting by requiring voters to provide their driver’s license ID or the last four digits of their social security number.

Sponsored SB 1602 which would require additional identification for voter registration applicants. 

Voted in favor of SB 524 which increases the penalty for returning more than two mail-in ballots from a misdemeanor to a third degree felony and requests the Florida Department of State to tighten ID requirements for mail-in ballots.

In 2021, Hooper suggested that a forensic audit of elections would be needed based on concerns from constituents. 

Voted in favor of SB 7050 which limits the power of third-party voter registration organizations, increases restrictions on mail in voting, and increases the risk of a voter’s registration being canceled. SB 7050 also requires signature matching training for election supervisors as well as requiring supervisors to submit reconciliation reports that analyze voter history and flag first time voters. 

Voted in favor of SB 90 which restricts mail in voting by requiring voters to provide their driver’s license ID or the last four digits of their social security number.

Sponsored SB 1602 which would require additional identification for voter registration applicants. 

Voted in favor of SB 524 which increases the penalty for returning more than two mail-in ballots from a misdemeanor to a third degree felony and requests the Florida Department of State to tighten ID requirements for mail-in ballots.

Ingoglia also shared on Facebook a meme alleging that President Biden cheated in the 2020 election. 

In an interview with Newsmax, Ingoglia claimed that ballot boxes funded by third parties went mainly to democratic strongholds in Florida during the 2020 election and amounted to “engineering an election.”

Sponsored SB 1752 which would narrow the eligibility for mail-in ballots. 

Voted in favor of SB 7050 which limits the power of third-party voter registration organizations, increases restrictions on mail in voting, and increases the risk of a voter’s registration being canceled. SB 7050 also requires signature matching training for election supervisors as well as requiring supervisors to submit reconciliation reports that analyze voter history and flag first time voters. 

Voted in favor of SB 90 which restricts mail in voting by requiring voters to provide their driver’s license ID or the last four digits of their social security number.

Sponsored SB 1602 which would require additional identification for voter registration applicants. 

Voted in favor of SB 524 which increases the penalty for returning more than two mail-in ballots from a misdemeanor to a third degree felony and requests the Florida Department of State to tighten ID requirements for mail-in ballots.

Co-drafted HB 7041 which would impose new voting restrictions, including a prohibition on assistance to voters at voting locations, additional requirements for mail-in ballots, and restrictions on ballot boxes.

Publicly posted via Facebook his objection to certifying the 2020 presidential election. . 

Voted in favor of SB 7050 which limits the power of third-party voter registration organizations, increases restrictions on mail in voting, and increases the risk of a voter’s registration being canceled. SB 7050 also requires signature matching training for election supervisors as well as requiring supervisors to submit reconciliation reports that analyze voter history and flag first time voters.

Publicly supported, via X, the Florida Attorney General for joining a 2020 lawsuit, filed by Texas, which sought to block the election results in four swing states won by President Biden.

Voted in favor of SB 7050 which limits the power of third-party voter registration organizations, increases restrictions on mail in voting, and increases the risk of a voter’s registration being canceled. SB 7050 also requires signature matching training for election supervisors as well as requiring supervisors to submit reconciliation reports that analyze voter history and flag first time voters. 

Voted in favor of SB 524 which increases the penalty for returning more than two mail-in ballots from a misdemeanor to a third degree felony and requests the Florida Department of State to tighten ID requirements for mail-in ballots.

Voted in favor of SB 90 which restricts mail in voting by requiring voters to provide their driver’s license ID or the last four digits of their social security number.

Michael publicly via Facebook posts denied the validity of the 2020 presidential election multiple times stating that fraud was witnessed, dead people prefer to vote by mail, there were more mail-in-ballots returned than sent out in Pennsylvania, and to pray for the exposure of voter fraud.  

Also supported the attempt of “fraudit” by publicly posting that the 2020 election results should be audited. 

Voted in favor of SB 7050 which limits the power of third-party voter registration organizations, increases restrictions on mail in voting, and increases the risk of a voter’s registration being canceled. SB 7050 also requires signature matching training for election supervisors as well as requiring supervisors to submit reconciliation reports that analyze voter history and flag first time voters. 

Overdorf denied the validity of the 2020 election by  publicly tweeted unfounded allegations that there was over 100% voter turnout, and thousands of votes were found for a single candidate. He also denied the validity of the 2022 election by publicly tweeting that Florida requires all votes to be counted within election night, alluding that if ballot counting progresses past election night foul play could occur. 

Voted in favor of SB 7050 which limits the power of third-party voter registration organizations, increases restrictions on mail in voting, and increases the risk of a voter’s registration being canceled. SB 7050 also requires signature matching training for election supervisors as well as requiring supervisors to submit reconciliation reports that analyze voter history and flag first time voters. 

Voted in favor of SB 90 which restricts mail in voting by requiring voters to provide their driver’s license ID or the last four digits of their social security number.