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ELECTION DAY: Notable Voting Statistics In Boca Raton And Beyond

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A late afternoon look at Election Day statistics in Palm Beach County.

BOCA RATON, FL (BocaNewsNow.com) (Copyright © 2026 MetroDesk Media, LLC) — Republican voters outnumbered Democratic voters across much of Boca Raton and nearby vicinities — at least that’s the takeaway as of 4 p.m. based on data obtained from the Palm Beach County Clerk of Courts. We are publishing the following data NOT as a definitive look at today’s election, but as an indicator as to who is doing what and where.

We expect real numbers after 7 p.m., at which point we should know whether or not the plan to “revitalize” the City of Boca Raton will move forward. The same is true with a new City of Boca Raton police department.

Here’s the data — interpret as you see fit:

Palm Beach County Election Day Turnout Report

Top 10 High-Volume Polling Locations

These locations saw the highest physical turnout on Election Day:

LocationAddressTotal VotesTop Party (%)
St Edwards ChurchPalm Beach691Republican (61.9%)
Boca Raton Community CenterBoca Raton668Republican (43.3%)
St Gregory Episcopal ChurchBoca Raton665Republican (52.2%)
Grace Community ChurchBoca Raton588Republican (51.0%)
Juno Beach Town CenterJuno Beach587Republican (53.3%)
Sugar Sand Park Comm. CenterBoca Raton557Republican (45.8%)
Boca Raton Downtown LibraryBoca Raton521Republican (52.8%)
Broken Sound ClubBoca Raton467Democratic (45.8%)
Addison Mizner K-8 SchoolBoca Raton420Republican (46.9%)
Above and Beyond Comm. ChurchBoca Raton411Republican (43.8%)

Boca Raton & Delray Beach Highlights

In the Boca-Delray corridor, the Republican party carried the majority of Election Day in-person voting, though certain communities remained deep blue.

  • Republican Strongholds: Sites like Ascension Catholic Church (54.15% GOP) and Boca Raton Downtown Library (52.78% GOP) showed significant Republican margins.
  • Democratic Pockets: Broken Sound Club (45.82% Dem) and Woodfield Country Club (43.54% Dem) bucked the local trend, favoring Democratic candidates.
  • Delray Turnout: Pompey Park was a major hub for Democratic voters (54.95%), while Veterans Park leaned Republican (43.95%).

Regional Breakdown: Party Performance

Where Democrats Dominated (>75%)

  • Westward Elementary: 91.30%
  • Village Academy: 90.20%
  • Bak Middle School of the Arts: 87.88%
  • Lewis Evans Resource Center: 87.50%
  • Carolyn Sims Center: 86.54%

Where Republicans Dominated (>60%)

  • Sandhill Crane Golf Club: 67.38%
  • Morton & Barbara Mandel Rec Center: 63.82%
  • PBG Moose Lodge 2010: 63.37%
  • St Edwards Church: 61.94%
  • SWA Operations Bldg: 60.83%

The “No Party Affiliation” (NPA) Factor

Independent and unaffiliated voters represent a massive swing block in Palm Beach County. Several locations saw NPA turnout near or exceeding 30%, which often decides the local margin:

  • Above and Beyond Community Church: 29.20% NPA
  • Sunlight Community Church: 29.63% NPA
  • Spanish River High: 27.38% NPA

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