The 2020 Presidential Preference Primary Election (PPP) is part of the nominating process in Florida for the United States presidential elections.  In the PPP, voters registered with one of Florida’s major political parties express their preference for the presidential candidate they would like to see representing their party on the General Election ballot in November.

After the PPP, designated political party delegates from Florida formally nominate the preferred presidential candidate at the respective party’s national convention. These national conventions are typically held in July or August. Based on the party rules governing delegate voting procedures, the party decides at the convention which presidential candidate will represent the party on the General Election ballot.

The Presidential Primary Election is held on the third Tuesday of March in a presidential election year.