Florida Republicans are going into Election Day with an advantage of 800,000 raw votes over Democrats, according to data from the Florida Division of Elections.

On Tuesday, Florida voters will head to the polls and cast their ballots, deciding everything from the Presidency to their US Senator and major policy issues like abortion and recreational marijuana.The two major parties both see the race going in their favor based on early and mail voting turnout.

Of the 5,353,093 in-person ballots cast, the GOP has a seven-figure buffer over Democrats: 2,549,139 to 1,510,943. An additional 1,157,838 no-party voters have already made their preferences known, along with 135,173 people who belong to minor parties.