FLORIDA DEMOCRATIC PARTY  – COMMUNICATIONS UPDATE

Happy Monday, Democrats!

Today, our Jewish community in Florida and across the country observes Yom Kippur, the holiest day of the Jewish calendar. To all those observing, G’mar chatima tovah.

As we enter a new week, we’re just 43 days from Election Day, and this weekend was a powerful reminder of what this work is all about: showing up, having conversations, and earning the trust of voters one neighborhood at a time.

I spent Saturday and Sunday on the ground in South Florida, knocking doors with candidates and talking directly with voters about the issues that matter most to their families and communities. Democrats across Florida are doing the same – organizing, listening, and building the relationships that will carry us through these final weeks.

Saturday night, I had the honor of delivering the opening address at the Miami-Dade Democratic Party’s Blue Gala at the Frost Science Museum, standing alongside our full statewide ticket. My message to everyone in that room was simple: Stay focused. Stay engaged. Keep working. Don’t get distracted.

That is what this moment demands.

With 43 days left, there is no time to sit on the sidelines. There are doors to knock, calls to make, and voters to reach. Every action adds up, and every day between now and November 3rd matters.

If you haven’t knocked a door or made a call yet, there’s no better time to start. You can find opportunities in your community by checking out our events page.

Additionally, we’d love for you to join us for our Statewide Nights of Action, happening every night this week. Register to make calls here: https://stech.floridadems.org/statewide-action-nights

With your help, we will Take Back Florida this November.

Nikki Fried

Chair

Field & Organizing

Statewide Action Nights with the David Jolly and Angie Nixon campaigns are back this week!

Join volunteers across Florida from 5–9 PM, Monday through Friday, to make calls and connect with the voters we need to win. Grab a few friends or your volunteer group and host a phonebank house party using our new toolkit.

This past week, Florida Democrats made more than 297,000 calls, knocked more than 28,000 doors, and had more than 10,000 conversations with voters across the state.

And we’re continuing to build the capacity behind that work. This week, we’re onboarding new field organizers in North and Central Florida, growing our organizing team and expanding the support we can provide to local party leaders and volunteers throughout Florida.

Join Democratic leaders from across Florida for our first briefing designed for DEC, club, caucus, and state committee leaders to stay informed, connected, and ready to organize. We’ll cover campaign updates, organizing priorities, volunteer opportunities, and how local organizations can help grow the coordinated effort leading into the November 3 elections.

Florida has a historic opportunity with Angie Nixon running to become Florida’s first Black U.S. senator and David Jolly seeking the governorship, Black voters can play a decisive role in electing leaders who will fight for their communities and for all Floridians.

That is why the Florida Democratic Party has launched the Black Voter Action Network Phonebank Campaign. Our goal is to reach voters across the state, share what is at stake in this election, and increase turnout.