Florida General Election Results 2020
by Joy Ryan of Meenan, PA (Tallahassee)
Floridians went to the polls yesterday in record numbers. Over 11 million voters either participated in early voting or headed to the polls on election day for the general elections, with no abnormalities reported by supervisors of elections. Floridians overwhelmingly supported Republicans up and down the ballot on election day. In addition to President Trump winning Florida, Republicans saw gains in South Florida Congressional Districts and the State House and Senate.
In the Senate, Republicans held a 23-17 seat advantage coming into the election. While the Democrats were confident that they could cut into this lead, that didn’t end up proving true. If results hold, Republicans are currently projected to gain a seat, consolidating their majority into a 24-16 ratio. Republicans have a potential upset in Senate District 37, where Democrat Jose Javier Fernandez was defeated by Republican Ileana Garcia by a margin of 21 votes (but this seat will be subjected to an automatic recount since it’s within the statutory .5% threshold). Meanwhile high profile races in Senate District 9 and 39 both went Republican as Jason Brodeur (Rep) defeated Patricia Sigman (Dem) and Ana Maria Rodriguez (Rep) defeated Javier Fernandez (Dem). The Democrats were able to hold the other big seat Republicans were targeting, with Democrat Loranne Ausley defeating Republican candidate Marva Preston in Senate District 3.
In the House, the results were even more impressive for Republicans. With all 120 seats in play, the democrats thought they may cut into the Republicans 71-46 advantage coming into the election, with 3 seats being vacant. That didn’t hold true, Republicans saw a big turnout resulting in what looks to be a 78-42 margin. One of the biggest races was House District 21 where Chuck Clemons (Rep) held the District, overcoming a well-funded challenge from physician Keyser Enneking (Dem). Republicans picked up additional seats by defeating incumbent Democrats in House District 69 which saw Linda Chaney (Rep) defeating Jennifer Webb (Dem), House District 84 where Dana Trubulsy (Rep) defeated Delores Hogan Johnson (Dem), and House District 104 as Tom Fabricio defeated Cindy Polo (Dem). House District 72, a seat vacated by Democrat Margaret Good for the unsuccessful pursuit of Congressional District 16, was also a seat the Republicans picked up as Fiona McFarland (Rep) defeated Drake Buckman (Dem).
Constitutional Amendments:
Florida approved four of the six constitutional amendments that were on the Florida ballot, below you will find the results for the notable amendments we previewed.
Amendment 2, Raising Florida’s Minimum Wage (PASSED): Raises minimum wage to $10.00 per hour effective September 30th, 2021. Each September 30th thereafter, minimum wage shall increase by $1.00 per hour until the minimum wage reaches $15.00 per hour on September 30th, 2026. From that point forward, future minimum wage increases shall revert to being adjusted annually for inflation starting September 30th, 2027.
Amendment 3, All Voters Vote in Primary Elections for State Legislature, Governor, and Cabinet (FAILED): Allows all registered voters to vote in primaries for state legislature, governor, and cabinet regardless of political party affiliation. All candidates for an office, including party nominated candidates, appear on the same primary ballot. Two highest vote getters advance to general election. If only two candidates qualify, no primary is held and winner is determined in general election. Candidate’s party affiliation may appear on ballot as provided by law. Effective January 1, 2024.
Amendment 4, Voter Approval of Constitutional Amendments (FAILED): Requires all proposed amendments or revisions to the state constitution to be approved by the voters in two elections, instead of one, in order to take effect. The proposal applies the current thresholds for passage to each of the two elections.
Below you will find all election results:
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President of the United States of America ==================== Total votes case – 11,032,025
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51.25% – 5,654,112 – REP – Donald Trump
47.84% – 5,277,903 – DEM – Joe Biden
0.63% – 69,902 – LPF – Jo Jorgensen
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United States Representative
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Congress, District 1 – 437,951
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64.61% – 282,980 – REP – Matt Gaetz
34.01% – 148,948 – DEM – Phil Ehr
1.38% – 6,023 – NPA – Albert Oram
Congress, District 2 – 304,992
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100% – 304,992 – REP – Neal Dunn
0% – 0 – WRI – Kim O’Connor
Congress, District 3 – 389,923
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57.16% – 222,873 – REP – Kat Cammack
42.84% – 167,050 – DEM – Adam Christensen
Congress, District 4 – 503,431
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61.14% – 307,779 – REP – John H. Rutherford 38.86% – 195,652 – DEM – Donna Deegan 0% – 0 – WRI – Gary L. Koniz
Congress, District 5 – 335,682
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65.09% – 218,483 – DEM – Al Lawson
34.91% – 117,199 – REP – Gary Adler
Congress, District 6 – 437,105
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60.64% – 265,041 – REP – Michael Waltz
39.36% – 172,064 – DEM – Clint Curtis
0% – 0 – WRI – Alan Grayson
0% – 0 – WRI – John G. “Gerry” Nolan
Congress, District 7 – 405,822
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55.33% – 224,561 – DEM – Stephanie Murphy 43.25% – 175,526 – REP – Leo Valentin 1.41% – 5,735 – NPA – William R. Garlington
Congress, District 8 – 459,400
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61.36% – 281,869 – REP – Bill Posey
38.64% – 177,531 – DEM – Jim Kennedy
Congress, District 9 – 428,907
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56.02% – 240,285 – DEM – Darren Soto
43.98% – 188,622 – REP – William P. “Bill” Olson 0% – 0 – WRI – Clay Hill
Congress, District 10 – 376,028
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63.62% – 239,238 – DEM – Val Demings
36.38% – 136,790 – REP – Vennia Francois 0% – 0 – WRI – Sufiyah Yasmine
Congress, District 11 – 474,515
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66.73% – 316,655 – REP – Daniel Webster
33.27% – 157,860 – DEM – Dana Marie Cottrell
Congress, District 12 – 452,669
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62.89% – 284,680 – REP – Gus Michael Bilirakis 37.11% – 167,989 – DEM – Kimberly Walker
Congress, District 13 – 405,726
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53.04% – 215,179 – DEM – Charlie Crist
46.96% – 190,547 – REP – Anna Paulina Luna 0% – 0 – WRI – Jacob Curnow
Congress, District 14 – 370,503
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60.25% – 223,227 – DEM – Kathy Castor
39.75% – 147,276 – REP – Christine Y. Quinn
Congress, District 15 – 389,539
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55.41% – 215,839 – REP – Scott Franklin
44.59% – 173,700 – DEM – Alan Cohn
Congress, District 16 – 482,826
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55.53% – 268,129 – REP – Vern Buchanan
44.47% – 214,697 – DEM – Margaret Good
Congress, District 17 – 411,832
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64.63% – 266,180 – REP – Greg Steube
34.06% – 140,268 – DEM – Allen Ellison
1.31% – 5,384 – NPA – Theodore “Pink Tie” Murray
Congress, District 18 – 446,684
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56.38% – 251,824 – REP – Brian Mast
41.46% – 185,195 – DEM – Pam Keith
2.16% – 9,658 – NPA – K. W. Miller
Congress, District 19 – 442,716
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61.28% – 271,296 – REP – Byron Donalds
38.72% – 171,420 – DEM – Cindy Lyn Banyai 0% – 0 – WRI – Patrick Post
Congress, District 20 – 319,915
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78.69% – 251,751 – DEM – Alcee L. Hastings 21.31% – 68,164 – REP – Greg Musselwhite
Congress, District 21 – 394,990
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59.01% – 233,069 – DEM – Lois Frankel
39.16% – 154,666 – REP – Laura Loomer
1.84% – 7,255 – NPA – Charleston Malkemus 0% – 0 – WRI – Piotr Blass 0% – 0 – WRI – Sylvia Caravetta
Congress, District 22 – 400,443
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58.20% – 234,698 – DEM – Ted Deutch
41.80% – 165,745 – REP – James “Jim” Pruden
Congress, District 23 – 379,487
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58.20% – 220,856 – DEM – Debbie Wasserman Schultz 41.80% – 158,631 – REP – Carla Spalding 0% – 0 – WRI – Demetrius “DB” Fugate 0% – 0 – WRI – Jeff Olson
Congress, District 24 – 289,356
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75.57% – 218,655 – DEM – Frederica Wilson 20.40% – 59,016 – REP – Lavern Spicer 4.04% – 11,685 – NPA – Christine Alexandria Olivo 0% – 0 – WRI – Howard Knepper 0% – 0 – WRI – Hector Rivera
Congress, District 26 – 342,442
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51.73% – 177,141 – REP – Carlos Gimenez
48.27% – 165,301 – DEM – Debbie Mucarsel-Powell
Congress, District 27 – 342,552
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51.37% – 175,984 – REP – Maria Elvira Salazar 48.63% – 166,568 – DEM – Donna Shalala 0% – 0 – WRI – Frank E. Polo Sr
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Florida Senate
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State Senator, District 1 – 283,480
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65.33% – 185,199 – REP – Douglas V. Broxson
34.67% – 98,281 – DEM – Karen M. Butler
State Senator, District 3 – 257,487
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53.38% – 137,435 – DEM – Loranne Ausley
46.62% – 120,052 – REP – Marva Harris Preston
State Senator, District 5 – 259,534
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74.77% – 194,058 – REP – Jennifer Bradley
25.23% – 65,476 – DEM – Stacey L. Peters
State Senator, District 7 – 344,066
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61.74% – 212,421 – REP – Travis J. Hutson
38.26% – 131,645 – DEM – Heather Hunter
0% – 0 – WRI – Richard Dembinsky
State Senator, District 9 – 280,746
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50.35% – 141,350 – REP – Jason Brodeur
47.60% – 133,630 – DEM – Patricia Sigman
2.05% – 5,766 – NPA – Jestine Iannotti
State Senator, District 11 – 226,335
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65.01% – 147,149 – DEM – Randolph Bracy
34.99% – 79,186 – REP – Joshua Eli Adams
State Senator, District 13 – 251,718
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60.65% – 152,661 – DEM – Linda Stewart
39.35% – 99,057 – REP – Josh Anderson
State Senator, District 15 – 315,106
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57.10% – 179,916 – DEM – Victor M. Torres Jr
39.03% – 123,001 – REP – Louis T. Minnis Jr
3.87% – 12,189 – NPA – Mike James
State Senator, District 17 – 319,133
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60.60% – 193,410 – REP – Debbie Mayfield
35.85% – 114,419 – DEM – Scot Fretwell
3.54% – 11,304 – NPA – Phillip Snyder
State Senator, District 19 – 252,897
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68.69% – 173,720 – DEM – Darryl Ervin Rouson
31.31% – 79,177 – NPA – Christina Paylan
State Senator, District 20 – 257,737
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54.84% – 141,348 – REP – Danny Burgess
45.16% – 116,389 – DEM – Kathy Lewis
State Senator, District 21 – 312,827
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61.07% – 191,036 – REP – Jim Boyd
38.93% – 121,791 – DEM – Anthony “Tony” Eldon
State Senator, District 23 – 325,831
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57.65% – 187,841 – REP – Joe Gruters
40.30% – 131,313 – DEM – Katherine Norman
2.05% – 6,677 – NPA – Robert Kaplan
State Senator, District 25 – 285,739
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58.73% – 167,808 – REP – Gayle Harrell
41.27% – 117,931 – DEM – Corinna Balderramos Robinson
State Senator, District 27 – 291,065
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60.50% – 176,085 – REP – Ray Rodrigues
39.50% – 114,980 – DEM – Rachel Brown
State Senator, District 29 – 277,289
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55.70% – 154,446 – DEM – Tina Polsky
44.30% – 122,843 – REP – Brian Norton
State Senator, District 31 – 246,164
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62.20% – 153,109 – DEM – Lori Berman
37.80% – 93,055 – REP – Tami Donnally
State Senator, District 35 – 188,771
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100% – 188,771 – DEM – Shevrin “Shev” Jones
0% – 0 – WRI – Darien Hill
State Senator, District 37 – 215,411 (Subject to automatic recount)
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48.53% – 104,533 – REP – Ileana Garcia
48.52% – 104,512 – DEM – Jose Javier Rodriguez
2.96% – 6,366 – NPA – Alex Rodriguez
State Senator, District 39 – 222,207
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55.58% – 123,499 – REP – Ana Maria Rodriguez
42.79% – 95,075 – DEM – Javier E. Fernandez
1.63% – 3,633 – NPA – Celso D. Alfonso
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Florida House of Representatives
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State Representative, District 1 – 87,784
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65.30% – 57,320 – REP – Michelle Salzman
34.70% – 30,464 – DEM – Franscine C. Mathis
State Representative, District 2 – 89,361
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55.84% – 49,903 – REP – Alex Andrade
44.16% – 39,458 – DEM – Dianne Krumel
State Representative, District 3 – 108,509
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76.14% – 82,621 – REP – Jayer Williamson
23.86% – 25,888 – DEM – Angela L. Hoover
State Representative, District 4 – 97,089
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72.16% – 70,064 – REP – Patt Maney
27.84% – 27,025 – DEM – John Plante
0% – 0 – WRI – Lance Lawrence
State Representative, District 6 – 85,190
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72.06% – 61,385 – REP – Jay Trumbull
27.94% – 23,805 – DEM – Alicia Bays
State Representative, District 7 – 76,459
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72.97% – 55,790 – REP – Jason Shoaf
27.03% – 20,669 – DEM – Taymour Khan
State Representative, District 9 – 101,671
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57.84% – 58,808 – DEM – Allison Tant
42.16% – 42,863 – REP – Jim Kallinger
State Representative, District 10 – 75,263
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78.16% – 58,824 – REP – Chuck Brannan
21.84% – 16,439 – DEM – Rock Aboujaoude Jr
State Representative, District 11 – 111,815
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68.19% – 76,245 – REP – Cord Byrd
31.81% – 35,570 – DEM – Joshua Hicks
State Representative, District 12 – 85,703
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60.10% – 51,510 – REP – Clay Yarborough
39.90% – 34,193 – DEM – Emmanuel Blimie
State Representative, District 15 – 83,986
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53.85% – 45,223 – REP – Wyman Duggan
46.15% – 38,763 – DEM – Tammyette Thomas
State Representative, District 16 – 103,023
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57.61% – 59,350 – REP – Jason Fischer
42.39% – 43,673 – DEM – Ben Marcus
State Representative, District 17 – 144,550
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67.72% – 97,885 – REP – Cyndi Stevenson
32.28% – 46,665 – DEM – Dave Rogers
State Representative, District 18 – 96,234
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67.26% – 64,729 – REP – Sam Garrison
29.52% – 28,412 – DEM – Leroy Anthony Edwards
3.21% – 3,093 – LPF – Ken Willey
State Representative, District 19 – 79,375
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73.25% – 58,142 – REP – Bobby Payne
26.75% – 21,233 – DEM – Kimberly Dugger
State Representative, District 21 – 95,560
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51.09% – 48,824 – REP – Chuck Clemons
48.91% – 46,736 – DEM – Kayser Enneking
State Representative, District 22 – 98,428
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64.47% – 63,454 – REP – Joe Harding
35.53% – 34,974 – DEM – Barbara Byram
State Representative, District 23 – 87,626
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67.06% – 58,758 – REP – Stan McClain
32.94% – 28,868 – DEM – Cynthia Dela Rosa
State Representative, District 24 – 112,334
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63.04% – 70,820 – REP – Paul Renner
36.96% – 41,514 – DEM – Adam Morley
State Representative, District 25 – 104,633
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62.68% – 65,581 – REP – Tom Leek
35.03% – 36,650 – DEM – Sarah Zutter
2.30% – 2,402 – LPF – Joseph “Joe” Hannoush
State Representative, District 26 – 83,328
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53.06% – 44,216 – REP – Elizabeth Fetterhoff
46.94% – 39,112 – DEM – Patrick Henry
State Representative, District 27 – 87,958
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56.18% – 49,414 – REP – Webster Barnaby
43.82% – 38,544 – DEM – Dolores Guzman
State Representative, District 28 – 98,521
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52.05% – 51,278 – REP – David Smith
45.88% – 45,202 – DEM – Pasha Baker
2.07% – 2,041 – NPA – Michael A. Riccio
State Representative, District 29 – 95,622
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50.56% – 48,346 – REP – Scott Plakon
46.56% – 44,524 – DEM – Tracey Kagan
2.88% – 2,752 – NPA – Juan Rodriguez
State Representative, District 30 – 88,036
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52.97% – 46,635 – DEM – Joy Goff-Marcil
47.03% – 41,401 – REP – Bob Cortes
State Representative, District 31 – 97,613
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59.68% – 58,258 – REP – Keith Truenow
40.32% – 39,355 – DEM – Crissy Stile
State Representative, District 32 – 113,158
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55.75% – 63,086 – REP – Anthony Sabatini
44.25% – 50,072 – DEM – Stephanie L. Dukes
State Representative, District 33 – 133,935
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69.88% – 93,598 – REP – Brett T. Hage
30.12% – 40,337 – DEM – Mamie “Dee” Melvin
State Representative, District 34 – 100,649
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75.13% – 75,622 – REP – Ralph E. Massullo Jr
24.87% – 25,027 – DEM – Dushyant Jethagir Gosai
State Representative, District 35 – 94,356
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64.28% – 60,656 – REP – Blaise Ingoglia
35.72% – 33,700 – DEM – Keith G. Laufenberg
State Representative, District 36 – 81,030
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63.38% – 51,355 – REP – Amber Mariano
36.62% – 29,675 – DEM – Daniel Endonino
State Representative, District 37 – 114,058
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62.83% – 71,666 – REP – Ardian Zika
37.17% – 42,392 – DEM – Tammy Garcia
State Representative, District 38 – 98,359
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58.71% – 57,746 – REP – Randy Maggard
41.29% – 40,613 – DEM – Brian Staver
State Representative, District 39 – 97,505
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58.82% – 57,352 – REP – Josie Tomkow
41.18% – 40,153 – DEM – Chris Cause
State Representative, District 40 – 79,212
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56.73% – 44,937 – REP – Colleen Burton
39.76% – 31,493 – DEM – Jan Barrow
3.51% – 2,782 – NPA – Emily Michie
State Representative, District 41 – 96,363
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53.35% – 51,412 – REP – Sam Killebrew
46.65% – 44,951 – DEM – Jared West
State Representative, District 42 – 99,392
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46.83% – 46,548 – REP – Fred Hawkins
45.66% – 45,384 – DEM – Barbara Ann Cady
7.51% – 7,460 – NPA – Leroy Sanchez
State Representative, District 44 – 117,453
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52.39% – 61,531 – DEM – Geraldine F. Thompson
47.61% – 55,922 – REP – Bruno Portigliatti
State Representative, District 47 – 100,733
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59.02% – 59,448 – DEM – Anna V. Eskamani
40.98% – 41,285 – REP – Jeremy Sisson
State Representative, District 48 – 72,460
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65.27% – 47,294 – DEM – Daisy Morales
34.73% – 25,166 – REP – Jesus Martinez
State Representative, District 49 – 77,068
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61.93% – 47,729 – DEM – Carlos Guillermo Smith
38.07% – 29,339 – REP – Robert Prater
State Representative, District 50 – 109,611
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57.20% – 62,699 – REP – Rene “Coach P” Plasencia
42.80% – 46,912 – DEM – Nina Yoakum
State Representative, District 51 – 96,030
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61.81% – 59,360 – REP – Tyler Sirois
38.19% – 36,670 – DEM – Joan Marie Majid
State Representative, District 52 – 113,784
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62.32% – 70,906 – REP – Thad Altman
37.68% – 42,878 – DEM – Lloyd Dabbs
State Representative, District 53 – 100,657
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55.53% – 55,897 – REP – Randy Fine
44.47% – 44,760 – DEM – Phil Moore
0% – 0 – WRI – Thomas Patrick Unger
State Representative, District 54 – 105,087
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65.91% – 69,265 – REP – Erin Grall
34.09% – 35,822 – DEM – Albert M. Griffiths
State Representative, District 55 – 74,244
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69.84% – 51,851 – REP – Kaylee Tuck
30.16% – 22,393 – DEM – Linda Tripp
0% – 0 – WRI – Jacob Hensley
State Representative, District 56 – 67,376
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67.29% – 45,339 – REP – Melony Bell
32.71% – 22,037 – DEM – James Davis
State Representative, District 57 – 122,844
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54.46% – 66,900 – REP – Mike Beltran
45.54% – 55,944 – DEM – Scott “Mr. H” Hottenstein
State Representative, District 58 – 73,047
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55.78% – 40,743 – REP – Lawrence McClure
44.22% – 32,304 – DEM – Cleo L. “CL” Townsend Jr
State Representative, District 59 – 89,720
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50.69% – 45,479 – DEM – Andrew Learned
49.31% – 44,241 – REP – Michael Owen
State Representative, District 60 – 105,386
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54.33% – 57,256 – REP – Jackie Toledo
45.67% – 48,130 – DEM – Julie Jenkins
State Representative, District 62 – 66,368
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57.55% – 38,198 – DEM – Susan L. Valdes
37.69% – 25,016 – REP – Angel S. Urbina Capo
4.75% – 3,154 – NPA – Laurie Rodriguez-Person
State Representative, District 64 – 103,078
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54.11% – 55,775 – REP – Traci Koster
45.89% – 47,303 – DEM – Jessica Harrington
State Representative, District 65 – 104,273
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61.15% – 63,760 – REP – Chris Sprowls
38.85% – 40,513 – DEM – Kelly Johnson
State Representative, District 66 – 95,528
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58.65% – 56,031 – REP – Nick DiCeglie
41.35% – 39,497 – DEM – Patricia M. Plantamura
State Representative, District 67 – 82,427
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57.01% – 46,991 – REP – Chris Latvala
42.99% – 35,436 – DEM – Dawn Douglas
State Representative, District 68 – 92,606
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53.84% – 49,861 – DEM – Ben Diamond
46.16% – 42,745 – REP – Matt Tito
State Representative, District 69 – 97,891
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52.46% – 51,357 – REP – Linda Chaney
47.54% – 46,534 – DEM – Jennifer N. Webb
State Representative, District 71 – 89,079
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57.87% – 51,549 – REP – Will Robinson
42.13% – 37,530 – DEM – Andy Mele
State Representative, District 72 – 100,324
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54.62% – 54,798 – REP – Fiona McFarland
45.38% – 45,526 – DEM – Drake Buckman
State Representative, District 73 – 139,770
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64.56% – 90,234 – REP – Tommy Gregory
35.44% – 49,536 – DEM – David Reeves Fairey
State Representative, District 74 – 118,139
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62.06% – 73,319 – REP – James Buchanan
37.94% – 44,820 – DEM – Lisa Stortstrom
State Representative, District 75 – 112,813
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64.60% – 72,875 – REP – Michael Grant
35.40% – 39,938 – DEM – David G. Jones
State Representative, District 76 – 103,624
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65.51% – 67,884 – REP – Adam Botana
34.49% – 35,740 – DEM – Anselm Weber
State Representative, District 77 – 102,057
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64.27% – 65,593 – REP – Mike Giallombardo
35.73% – 36,464 – DEM – Joshua Lopez
State Representative, District 78 – 91,108
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57.49% – 52,380 – REP – Jenna Persons
42.51% – 38,728 – DEM – Shawn Michael Williams
State Representative, District 79 – 76,048
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60.69% – 46,157 – REP – Spencer Roach
39.31% – 29,891 – DEM – Danika Fornear
State Representative, District 80 – 85,529
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64.08% – 54,811 – REP – Lauren Uhlich Melo
35.92% – 30,718 – DEM – Laura Novosad
State Representative, District 81 – 87,048
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59.08% – 51,425 – DEM – Kelly Skidmore
40.92% – 35,623 – REP – Saulis Banionis
State Representative, District 82 – 99,433
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64.95% – 64,579 – REP – John Snyder
35.05% – 34,854 – DEM – Elisa Edwards Ackerly
State Representative, District 83 – 104,929
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56.17% – 58,940 – REP – Toby Overdorf
43.83% – 45,989 – DEM – Edgar “EJ” Bernier
State Representative, District 84 – 87,454
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52.98% – 46,337 – REP – Dana Trabulsy
47.02% – 41,117 – DEM – Delores Hogan Johnson
State Representative, District 85 – 106,477
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56.64% – 60,307 – REP – Rick Roth
43.36% – 46,170 – DEM – Jim Carroll
State Representative, District 86 – 86,070
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56.71% – 48,810 – DEM – Matt Willhite
43.29% – 37,260 – REP – Susan M. Kufdakis Rivera
State Representative, District 87 – 47,671
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62.36% – 29,730 – DEM – David Silvers
37.64% – 17,941 – REP – Herb Sennett
State Representative, District 88 – 69,974
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73.89% – 51,701 – DEM – Omari Hardy
22.68% – 15,867 – REP – Danielle Madsen
3.44% – 2,406 – NPA – Rubin Anderson
State Representative, District 89 – 99,786
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55.58% – 55,466 – REP – Mike Caruso
44.42% – 44,320 – DEM – Jim Bonfiglio
State Representative, District 90 – 86,143
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59.68% – 51,414 – DEM – Joseph A. Casello
40.32% – 34,729 – REP – Lydia Maldonado
State Representative, District 91 – 104,764
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63.80% – 66,843 – DEM – Emily Ann Slosberg
36.20% – 37,921 – REP – Sayd Hussain
State Representative, District 92 – 60,913
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81.16% – 49,439 – DEM – Patricia Hawkins-Williams
18.84% – 11,474 – NPA – Nancy St. Clair
State Representative, District 93 – 98,661
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55.26% – 54,522 – REP – Chip LaMarca
44.74% – 44,139 – DEM – Linda Thompson Gonzalez
State Representative, District 101 – 69,072
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51,160 – DEM – Marie Woodson
17,912 – REP – Vincent “Vinny” Parlatore
State Representative, District 103 – 76,762
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54.21% – 41,610 – REP – Tom Fabricio
45.79% – 35,152 – DEM – Cindy Polo
State Representative, District 104 – 87,659
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57.93% – 50,781 – DEM – Robin Bartleman
42.07% – 36,878 – REP – George Navarini
State Representative, District 105 – 71,371
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53.71% – 38,334 – REP – David Borrero
46.29% – 33,037 – DEM – Maureen Porras
State Representative, District 106 – 105,749
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65.93% – 69,723 – REP – Bob Rommel
34.07% – 36,026 – DEM – Sara McFadden
State Representative, District 110 – 56,894
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59.78% – 34,010 – REP – Alex Rizo
40.22% – 22,884 – DEM – Annette Collazo
State Representative, District 111 – 49,985
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64.98% – 32,346 – REP – Bryan Avila
35.02% – 17,449 – DEM – Ross Elde Hancock
State Representative, District 112 – 75,148
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53% – 40,039 – DEM – Nicholas Xavier Duran
47% – 35,482 – REP – Bruno A. Barreiro
State Representative, District 114 – 79,832
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54.39% – 43,255 – REP – Demi Busatta Cabrera
45.61% – 36,257 – DEM – Jean-Pierre Bado
State Representative, District 115 – 82,929
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57.31% – 47,529 – REP – Vance Aloupis
42.69% – 35,400 – DEM – Franccesca Cesti-Browne
State Representative, District 116 – 77,558
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62.85% – 48,746 – REP – Daniel A. Perez
37.15% – 28,812 – DEM – Bob Lynch
0% – 0 – WRI – Manuel Rodriguez
State Representative, District 118 – 78,249
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60.07% – 47,001 – REP – Anthony Rodriguez
39.93% – 31,248 – DEM – Ricky Junquera
State Representative, District 119 – 77,763
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65.32% – 50,794 – REP – Juan Fernandez-Barquin
34.68% – 26,969 – DEM – Imtiaz Ahmad Mohammad
State Representative, District 120 – 83,051
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54.98% – 45,665 – REP – James “Jim” Vernon Mooney Jr
45.02% – 37,386 – DEM – Clint Barras
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Constitutional Amendments
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Amendments require 60% to pass
Citizenship Requirement to Vote in Florida Elections Amendment No. 1 – 10,447,457
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79.30% – 8,284,448 – Yes for Approval
20.70% – 2,163,009 – No for Rejection
Raising Florida’s Minimum Wage
Amendment No. 2 – 10,480,015
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60.80% – 6,371,693 – Yes for Approval
39.20% – 4,108,322 – No for Rejection
All Voters Vote in Primary Elections for State Legislature, Governor, and Cabinet Amendment No. 3 – 10,236,348
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42.99% – 4,400,892 – No for Rejection
57.01% – 5,835,456 – Yes for Approval
Voter Approval of Constitutional Amendments Amendment No. 4 – 10,181,687
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52.48% – 5,343,005 – No for Rejection
47.52% – 4,838,682 – Yes for Approval
Limitations on Homestead Property Tax Assessments; increased portability period to transfer accrued benefit Amendment No. 5 – 10,018,281
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74.49% – 7,462,317 – Yes for Approval
25.51% – 2,555,964 – No for Rejection
Ad Valorem Tax Discount for Spouses of Certain Deceased Veterans Who Had Permanent, Combat-Related Disabilities Amendment No. 6 – 10,341,769
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89.72% – 9,279,137 – Yes for Approval
10.28% – 1,062,632 – No for Rejection
