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Election 1924 Results

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1924 Florida governor election

John W. Martin (Democrat) beat William R. O'Neal (Republican) in Florida in 1924, 82.8% to 17.2%, a margin of 65.6 points and 66,682 votes.

The Democratic hold continued from 1920, when Cary A. Hardee won.

Democrats led in 63 of the 63 counties as they stood then. The largest, Duval, cast 10,666 votes and went to the Democrat by 64.6 points. The closest was Hendry, where 136 votes separated the two parties.

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Early projection, based on early and incomplete polling: the likely matchups, each weighted by the betting markets' odds of both nominations, not a result. Each county is its 2024 presidential margin moved by its state's projected swing; set a national vote and every state, district and county moves by the same amount from our projection. Colours run in 100 steps from a safe Republican to a safe Democratic margin. Boundaries: US Census Bureau.

Governor

CandidatePartyVotesShare
John W. Martin won Democratic 84,181 82.8%
William R. O'Neal Republican 17,499 17.2%
Total101,680

Every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Duval 8,779 82.3% 1,887 17.7% 10,666 D+64.6
Hillsborough 6,269 87.1% 932 12.9% 7,201 D+74.1
Dade 5,753 80.4% 1,403 19.6% 7,156 D+60.8
Pinellas 3,776 66.3% 1,922 33.7% 5,698 D+32.5
Polk 4,173 82.3% 899 17.7% 5,072 D+64.6
Orange 2,701 69.2% 1,201 30.8% 3,902 D+38.4
Escambia 3,313 86.7% 507 13.3% 3,820 D+73.5
Volusia 3,025 80.0% 758 20.0% 3,783 D+59.9
Palm Beach 2,947 79.0% 782 21.0% 3,729 D+58.1
Alachua 2,345 87.7% 329 12.3% 2,674 D+75.4
Lake 1,901 75.4% 621 24.6% 2,522 D+50.8
Jackson 1,812 88.3% 241 11.7% 2,053 D+76.5
Marion 1,757 90.0% 196 10.0% 1,953 D+79.9
Manatee 1,570 83.1% 319 16.9% 1,889 D+66.2
St. Johns 1,676 88.7% 213 11.3% 1,889 D+77.4
Osceola 1,313 70.6% 547 29.4% 1,860 D+41.2
Seminole 1,334 81.9% 294 18.1% 1,628 D+63.9
Brevard 1,257 80.5% 305 19.5% 1,562 D+60.9
Putnam 1,243 82.5% 263 17.5% 1,506 D+65.1
St. Lucie 1,210 81.5% 274 18.5% 1,484 D+63.1
Pasco 1,019 73.8% 361 26.2% 1,380 D+47.7
Lee 1,144 88.2% 153 11.8% 1,297 D+76.4
Monroe 1,108 90.7% 113 9.3% 1,221 D+81.5
Bay 1,014 84.3% 189 15.7% 1,203 D+68.6
Suwannee 1,080 94.0% 69 6.0% 1,149 D+88.0
Holmes 886 78.1% 249 21.9% 1,135 D+56.1
Leon 1,046 94.4% 62 5.6% 1,108 D+88.8
Hardee 878 82.7% 184 17.3% 1,062 D+65.3
Walton 903 87.2% 132 12.8% 1,035 D+74.5
Broward 690 75.2% 228 24.8% 918 D+50.3
Santa Rosa 836 92.3% 70 7.7% 906 D+84.5
Okaloosa 769 85.2% 134 14.8% 903 D+70.3
Columbia 822 93.6% 56 6.4% 878 D+87.2
De Soto 745 85.1% 130 14.9% 875 D+70.3
Hamilton 709 86.8% 108 13.2% 817 D+73.6
Washington 679 83.5% 134 16.5% 813 D+67.0
Gadsden 736 95.1% 38 4.9% 774 D+90.2
Levy 670 87.0% 100 13.0% 770 D+74.0
Highlands 641 85.6% 108 14.4% 749 D+71.2
Nassau 667 92.9% 51 7.1% 718 D+85.8
Bradford 582 90.1% 64 9.9% 646 D+80.2
Sumter 571 89.2% 69 10.8% 640 D+78.4
Jefferson 606 95.3% 30 4.7% 636 D+90.6
Taylor 533 91.1% 52 8.9% 585 D+82.2
Sarasota 497 85.5% 84 14.5% 581 D+71.1
Madison 537 95.9% 23 4.1% 560 D+91.8
Clay 420 82.8% 87 17.2% 507 D+65.7
Calhoun 464 93.4% 33 6.6% 497 D+86.7
Citrus 450 94.1% 28 5.9% 478 D+88.3
Franklin 419 88.8% 53 11.2% 472 D+77.5
Charlotte 352 81.1% 82 18.9% 434 D+62.2
Baker 352 84.4% 65 15.6% 417 D+68.8
Flagler 347 88.5% 45 11.5% 392 D+77.0
Lafayette 372 95.9% 16 4.1% 388 D+91.8
Wakulla 359 92.5% 29 7.5% 388 D+85.1
Hernando 342 90.2% 37 9.8% 379 D+80.5
Union 340 95.0% 18 5.0% 358 D+89.9
Glades 296 84.1% 56 15.9% 352 D+68.2
Okeechobee 269 90.6% 28 9.4% 297 D+81.1
Dixie 285 97.9% 6 2.1% 291 D+95.9
Liberty 242 94.9% 13 5.1% 255 D+89.8
Collier 201 97.1% 6 2.9% 207 D+94.2
Hendry 149 92.0% 13 8.0% 162 D+84.0

Counties as they stood in 1924; some have since been split, merged or renamed. Margin: the Democrat's share of all votes minus the Republican's. Sources and how the results were checked.

Florida governor elections we hold

YearWinnerMargin
2022 Ron DeSantis (R) R+19.3
2018 Ron Desantis (R) R+0.4
2014 Rick Scott (R) R+1.1
2010 Rick Scott (R) R+1.1
2006 Charlie Crist (R) R+7.1
2002 Jeb Bush (R) R+12.8
1998 Jeb Bush (R) R+10.5
1994 Lawton Chiles (D) D+1.5
1990 Lawton Chiles (D) D+13.0
1986 Bob Martinez (R) R+9.1
1982 Bob Graham (D) D+29.4
1978 Bob Graham (D) D+11.2
1974 Reubin Askew (D) D+22.4
1970 Reubin Askew (D) D+13.8
1966 Claude Roy Kirk (R) R+10.3
1964 Haydon Burns (D) D+14.9
1960 Farris Bryant (D) D+19.7
1956 LeRoy Collins (D) D+47.4
1954 LeRoy Collins (D) D+60.9
1952 Daniel T. McCarty (D) D+49.7
1948 Fuller Warren (D) D+66.7
1944 Millard F. Caldwell (D) D+57.9
1940 Spessard Holland (D) D+100.0
1936 Fred P. Cone (D) D+61.8
1932 David Sholtz (D) D+33.2
1928 Doyle E. Carlton (D) D+21.9
1924 John W. Martin (D) D+65.6
1920 Cary A. Hardee (D) D+60.0
1916 Sidney J. Catts (other)
1912 Park Trammell (D) D+75.0
1908 Albert W. Gilchrist (D) D+63.4
1904 Napoleon B. Broward (D) D+61.8
1900 William Sherman Jennings (D) D+63.7
1896 William D. Bloxham (D) D+46.2
1892 Henry L. Mitchell (D) D+78.7
1888 Francis P. Fleming (D) D+20.7
1884 Edward A. Perry (D) D+7.1
1880 William D. Bloxham (D) D+9.8
1876 George F. Drew (D) D+1.0
1872 Ossian B. Hart (R) R+52.4
1868 Harrison Reed (R) R+27.4
1865 David S. Walker (D) D+100.0