The final group of millions who cast a ballot early went to the polls on Sunday in cities across the state.
To help boost turnout in areas with large minority populations, Democrat-leaning groups held their Souls to the Polls events, which aims to get churchgoers to early voting sites on the Sunday before Election Day.
With polls suggesting Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are neck and neck, Democrats are working tirelessly to inspire enthusiasm among minorities and other likely Democratic groups, and as of Monday morning appear optimistic that they just might be pulling off a Clinton win.
The contrast between the two presidential candidates may be helping.
"There is so much at stake here,"said St. Pete resident Mohammed Uddin, who was voting for the second time in his life. "I'm proud to be voting."
Lines were long at early voting sites on both sides of the bay.
As voters waited, candidates like former Governor Charlie Crist, a Democrat running to represent Florida's 13th Congressional District, campaigned.
Charlie Crist chats with voters exiting the Gulfport Community Center after voting.
A Congressman from Texas even flew in to help campaign for Clinton.
Tampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn also chatted with voters.
Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 8., and polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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