Hurricanes Milton and Helene have significantly impacted election procedures in Florida, prompting calls from voting rights groups and officials to extend voter registration deadlines. Despite these efforts, a federal judge recently denied a motion to reopen voter registration, highlighting the challenges voters face amid severe weather. Governor Ron DeSantis has made some adjustments to election rules, particularly in areas severely affected by Hurricane Helene, but many organizations, including the NAACP and ACLU, continue to advocate for more extensive measures to ensure voter accessibility. As Florida grapples with consecutive hurricanes, officials strive to balance the urgency of robust emergency responses with the fundamental right to vote.