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Election 1990 Results

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1990 US House elections in Florida

Florida elected 19 members of the House in 1990: Democrats won 9 seats and Republicans 10.

The closest was the 11th district, decided by 3.9 points: Jim Bacchus (Democrat) beat Bill Tolley (Republican), 51.9% to 48.1%, a margin of 3.9 points and 9,021 votes.

In the House vote by county, Democrats led in 32 of the 53 counties and Republicans in 21. The largest, Miami-Dade, cast 315,754 votes and went to the Democrat by 22.3 points. The closest was Lafayette, where 53 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.

Every district

DistrictDemocratVotesRepublicanVotesOthersMargin
1 Earl Hutto88,416 (52.2%) Terry Ketchel80,851 (47.8%) D+4.5
2 Douglas "Pete" Peterson103,032 (56.9%) Bill Grant77,939 (43.1%) D+13.9
3 Charles E. Bennett84,280 (72.7%) Rod Sullivan31,727 (27.3%) D+45.3
4 Reid Hughes95,320 (44.1%) Craig T. James120,895 (55.9%) 13 R+11.8
5 Bob Fletcher63,253 (40.1%) Bill McCollum94,453 (59.9%) R+19.8
6 Art Johnson95,421 (40.8%) Cliff Stearns138,588 (59.2%) 20 R+18.5
7 Sam Gibbons99,464 (67.6%) Charles D. Prout47,765 (32.4%) D+35.1
8 none C. W. Bill Young no vote
Unopposed; no votes were counted.
9 Cheryl Davis Knapp102,503 (41.9%) Michael Bilirakis142,163 (58.1%) R+16.2
10 none Andy Ireland no vote
Unopposed; no votes were counted.
11 Jim Bacchus120,991 (51.9%) Bill Tolley111,970 (48.1%) D+3.9
12 none Tom Lewis no vote
Unopposed; no votes were counted.
13 none Porter J. Goss no vote
Unopposed; no votes were counted.
14 Harry Johnston156,055 (66.0%) Scott Shore80,249 (34.0%) D+32.1
15 none E. Clay Shaw Jr.104,295 (97.8%) 2,374 R+97.8
16 Lawrence J. Smith none no vote
Unopposed; no votes were counted.
17 William Lehman79,569 (78.3%) Earl Rodney22,029 (21.7%) 1 D+56.6
18 Bernard "Bernie" Anscher36,978 (39.6%) Ileana Ros-Lehtinen56,364 (60.4%) 1 R+20.8
19 Dante B. Fascell87,696 (62.0%) Bob Allen53,796 (38.0%) D+24.0

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Miami-Dade 193,028 61.1% 122,724 38.9% 2 315,754 D+22.3
Hillsborough 120,535 60.3% 79,523 39.7% 200,058 D+20.5
Palm Beach 116,119 65.6% 60,990 34.4% 177,109 D+31.1
Broward 39,936 24.1% 123,554 74.5% 2,374 165,864 R+50.4
Duval 94,215 64.9% 50,921 35.1% 3 145,139 D+29.8
Orange 67,058 46.8% 76,124 53.2% 143,182 R+6.3
Brevard 70,016 53.4% 60,999 46.6% 131,015 D+6.9
Pinellas 45,113 42.7% 60,568 57.3% 105,681 R+14.6
Volusia 47,030 44.8% 57,898 55.2% 5 104,933 R+10.4
Pasco 41,565 42.8% 55,654 57.2% 1 97,220 R+14.5
Escambia 37,957 55.2% 30,859 44.8% 68,816 D+10.3
Seminole 25,699 38.1% 41,727 61.9% 67,426 R+23.8
Leon 41,059 63.7% 23,402 36.3% 64,461 D+27.4
Marion 17,536 32.3% 36,745 67.7% 18 54,299 R+35.4
Alachua 23,189 48.7% 24,409 51.3% 1 47,599 R+2.6
Lake 14,968 34.7% 28,201 65.3% 43,169 R+30.7
Hernando 19,063 46.0% 22,386 54.0% 41,449 R+8.0
Okaloosa 17,378 43.8% 22,315 56.2% 39,693 R+12.4
Citrus 13,944 40.5% 20,512 59.5% 34,456 R+19.1
Bay 16,529 52.9% 14,694 47.1% 31,223 D+5.9
Clay 9,683 37.7% 15,979 62.3% 4 25,666 R+24.5
St. Johns 10,194 41.4% 14,455 58.6% 24,649 R+17.3
Santa Rosa 12,455 54.8% 10,268 45.2% 22,723 D+9.6
Osceola 11,856 52.7% 10,642 47.3% 22,498 D+5.4
Monroe 11,215 54.2% 9,465 45.8% 20,680 D+8.5
Indian River 7,180 36.6% 12,434 63.4% 19,614 R+26.8
Putnam 9,500 53.8% 8,142 46.2% 17,642 D+7.7
Nassau 7,253 64.6% 3,968 35.4% 11,221 D+29.3
Jackson 5,786 51.7% 5,416 48.3% 11,202 D+3.3
Flagler 4,839 46.2% 5,634 53.8% 1 10,474 R+7.6
Gadsden 6,426 65.7% 3,358 34.3% 9,784 D+31.4
Columbia 5,055 51.8% 4,703 48.2% 9,758 D+3.6
Walton 5,076 56.3% 3,933 43.7% 9,009 D+12.7
Sumter 3,378 42.6% 4,551 57.4% 7,929 R+14.8
Suwannee 3,513 49.4% 3,604 50.6% 7,117 R+1.3
Levy 3,740 53.0% 3,316 47.0% 7,056 D+6.0
Bradford 2,825 51.1% 2,705 48.9% 5,530 D+2.2
Wakulla 2,986 55.3% 2,418 44.7% 5,404 D+10.5
Washington 2,339 46.2% 2,721 53.8% 5,060 R+7.5
Taylor 2,626 53.2% 2,308 46.8% 4,934 D+6.4
Madison 2,751 62.0% 1,689 38.0% 4,440 D+23.9
Gulf 2,302 52.7% 2,068 47.3% 4,370 D+5.4
Holmes 1,827 43.2% 2,399 56.8% 4,226 R+13.5
Baker 1,831 45.4% 2,202 54.6% 4,033 R+9.2
Jefferson 2,367 62.6% 1,413 37.4% 3,780 D+25.2
Dixie 2,066 57.3% 1,539 42.7% 3,605 D+14.6
Calhoun 1,782 53.9% 1,527 46.1% 3,309 D+7.7
Gilchrist 1,618 56.5% 1,247 43.5% 2,865 D+12.9
Franklin 1,563 57.0% 1,181 43.0% 2,744 D+13.9
Hamilton 1,693 62.7% 1,007 37.3% 2,700 D+25.4
Union 1,347 59.4% 922 40.6% 2,269 D+18.7
Lafayette 937 51.5% 884 48.5% 1,821 D+2.9
Liberty 1,032 56.9% 781 43.1% 1,813 D+13.8

Margin: the Democrat's share of all votes minus the Republican's. Sources and how the results were checked.

Florida in every House election we hold

YearSeatsHouse vote
2024 D 8, R 20 R+15.8
2022 D 8, R 20 R+18.6
2020 D 11, R 16 R+5.0
2018 D 13, R 14 R+5.2
2016 D 11, R 16 R+8.5
2014 D 10, R 17 R+11.7
2012 D 10, R 17 R+5.8
2010 D 6, R 19 R+22.5
2008 D 10, R 15 R+4.8
2006 D 9, R 16 R+15.1
2004 D 7, R 18 R+19.7
2002 D 7, R 18 R+16.6
2000 D 8, R 15 R+17.5
1998 D 8, R 15 D+1.9
1996 D 8, R 15 R+12.9
1994 D 8, R 15 R+18.9
1992 D 10, R 13 R+5.2
1990 D 9, R 10 D+2.1