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Election 1996 Results

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1996 US House elections in Florida

Florida elected 23 members of the House in 1996: Democrats won 8 seats and Republicans 15.

The closest was the 15th district, decided by 8.5 points: Dave Weldon (Republican) beat John L. Byron (Democrat), 51.4% to 42.9%, a margin of 8.5 points and 23,033 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 37 of the 65 counties and Democrats in 28. The largest, Broward, cast 550,559 votes and went to the Democrat by 22.8 points. The closest was Flagler, where 194 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 Kevin Beck66,495 (27.4%) Joe Scarborough175,946 (72.5%) 104 R+45.1
2 Allen Boyd138,151 (59.4%) Bill Sutton94,122 (40.5%) 127 D+19.0
3 Corrine Brown98,085 (61.2%) Preston James Fields62,196 (38.8%) D+22.4
4 none Tillie K. Fowler no vote
Unopposed; no votes were counted.
5 Karen L. Thurman161,050 (61.7%) Dave Gentry100,051 (38.3%) D+23.4
6 Newell O'Brien78,908 (32.8%) Cliff Stearns161,527 (67.2%) 7 R+34.4
7 George Stuart Jr.87,832 (37.9%) John L. Mica143,667 (62.0%) 58 R+24.1
8 Al Krulick65,794 (32.5%) Bill McCollum136,515 (67.5%) 17 R+35.0
9 Jerry Provenzano73,809 (31.3%) Michael Bilirakis161,708 (68.7%) R+37.3
10 Henry Green57,375 (33.4%) C. W. Bill Young114,443 (66.6%) 2 R+33.2
11 Jim Davis108,522 (57.9%) Mark Sharpe78,881 (42.1%) D+15.8
12 Mike Canady76,513 (38.4%) Charles T. Canady122,584 (61.6%) R+23.1
13 Sanford Gordon96,098 (35.6%) Dan Miller173,671 (64.3%) 135 R+28.7
14 Jim Nolan63,842 (26.5%) Porter J. Goss176,992 (73.5%) R+47.0
15 John L. Byron115,981 (42.9%) Dave Weldon139,014 (51.4%) 15,355 R+8.5
16 Jim Stuber98,827 (36.0%) Mark Foley175,714 (64.0%) R+28.0
17 Carrie P. Meek114,638 (88.8%) Wellington Rolle14,525 (11.2%) 2 D+77.5
18 none Ileana Ros-Lehtinen123,659 (100.0%) 6 R+100.0
19 Robert Wexler188,766 (65.6%) Beverly Kennedy99,101 (34.4%) D+31.2
20 Peter Deutsch159,256 (65.0%) Jim Jacobs85,777 (35.0%) D+30.0
21 none Lincoln Diaz-Balart125,469 (100.0%) 4 R+100.0
22 Kenneth D. Cooper84,517 (38.1%) E. Clay Shaw Jr.137,098 (61.9%) 3 R+23.7
23 Alcee L. Hastings102,161 (73.5%) Robert Paul Brown36,907 (26.5%) 21 D+46.9

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Broward 338,105 61.4% 212,442 38.6% 12 550,559 D+22.8
Palm Beach 215,015 52.1% 197,482 47.9% 8 412,505 D+4.3
Hillsborough 144,611 48.0% 156,886 52.0% 301,497 R+4.1
Pinellas 92,788 33.4% 184,980 66.6% 2 277,770 R+33.2
Orange 80,684 36.5% 140,115 63.5% 19 220,818 R+26.9
Brevard 87,363 45.0% 95,407 49.1% 11,355 194,125 R+4.1
Polk 56,264 38.2% 90,497 61.5% 495 147,256 R+23.2
Sarasota 50,867 35.2% 93,434 64.7% 105 144,406 R+29.5
Lee 36,248 25.4% 106,372 74.6% 142,620 R+49.2
Pasco 59,667 46.2% 69,520 53.8% 129,187 R+7.6
Volusia 54,793 45.3% 66,213 54.7% 48 121,054 R+9.4
Seminole 38,315 34.2% 73,864 65.8% 8 112,187 R+31.7
Escambia 32,114 30.5% 72,980 69.4% 33 105,127 R+38.9
Duval 59,437 59.1% 41,171 40.9% 100,608 D+18.2
Manatee 32,626 35.6% 59,052 64.4% 30 91,708 R+28.8
Marion 31,122 34.9% 57,999 65.1% 7 89,128 R+30.2
Leon 50,672 57.2% 37,823 42.7% 60 88,555 D+14.5
Alachua 48,817 67.3% 23,731 32.7% 72,548 D+34.6
St. Lucie 29,286 40.4% 43,224 59.6% 72,510 R+19.2
Lake 23,404 33.3% 46,953 66.7% 70,357 R+33.5
Okaloosa 14,019 22.7% 47,805 77.3% 44 61,868 R+54.6
Charlotte 21,606 35.3% 39,601 64.7% 61,207 R+29.4
Hernando 33,788 59.2% 23,268 40.8% 57,056 D+18.4
Collier 13,127 24.3% 40,864 75.7% 53,991 R+51.4
Martin 14,580 29.1% 35,523 70.9% 50,103 R+41.8
Citrus 25,703 53.0% 22,822 47.0% 48,525 D+5.9
Bay 18,620 39.5% 28,431 60.4% 42 47,093 R+20.8
Clay 11,903 26.0% 33,790 74.0% 45,693 R+47.9
Indian River 15,003 35.1% 25,674 60.1% 2,041 42,718 R+25.0
Osceola 17,498 41.3% 23,435 55.3% 1,458 42,391 R+14.0
Santa Rosa 9,969 23.9% 31,720 76.0% 23 41,712 R+52.1
Monroe 19,365 55.9% 15,295 44.1% 34,660 D+11.7
Highlands 11,229 35.2% 20,660 64.8% 31,889 R+29.6
Putnam 10,425 42.2% 14,266 57.8% 24,691 R+15.6
Jackson 9,544 62.5% 5,724 37.5% 15,268 D+25.0
Columbia 9,097 60.5% 5,941 39.5% 15,038 D+21.0
Walton 4,243 29.7% 10,045 70.3% 3 14,291 R+40.6
Gadsden 10,131 72.3% 3,882 27.7% 14,013 D+44.6
Sumter 5,306 42.3% 7,223 57.7% 12,529 R+15.3
Suwannee 7,113 59.5% 4,833 40.5% 11,946 D+19.1
Levy 7,370 67.1% 3,620 32.9% 10,990 D+34.1
Okeechobee 3,861 39.1% 6,008 60.9% 4 9,873 R+21.7
Hendry 3,268 38.1% 5,319 61.9% 8,587 R+23.9
Bradford 2,951 37.1% 5,001 62.9% 7,952 R+25.8
Taylor 5,570 71.9% 2,172 28.1% 7,742 D+43.9
Desoto 3,494 46.1% 4,086 53.9% 7,580 R+7.8
Washington 4,507 61.3% 2,844 38.7% 1 7,352 D+22.6
Wakulla 4,474 63.1% 2,616 36.9% 7,090 D+26.2
Baker 2,414 38.9% 3,786 61.1% 6,200 R+22.1
Holmes 2,186 36.1% 3,875 63.9% 1 6,062 R+27.9
St. Johns 3,119 52.2% 2,853 47.8% 5,972 D+4.5
Gulf 3,833 65.2% 2,025 34.5% 18 5,876 D+30.8
Hardee 2,157 37.0% 3,668 63.0% 5,825 R+25.9
Madison 3,988 69.7% 1,733 30.3% 3 5,724 D+39.4
Jefferson 3,589 71.2% 1,450 28.8% 5,039 D+42.4
Gilchrist 3,393 69.1% 1,514 30.9% 4,907 D+38.3
Franklin 3,041 68.0% 1,427 31.9% 3 4,471 D+36.1
Dixie 2,988 71.2% 1,207 28.8% 4,195 D+42.5
Calhoun 2,414 61.4% 1,519 38.6% 3,933 D+22.8
Hamilton 2,377 67.1% 1,167 32.9% 3,544 D+34.1
Glades 1,266 37.3% 2,126 62.7% 3,392 R+25.4
Union 1,166 37.8% 1,920 62.2% 3,086 R+24.4
Lafayette 1,538 66.8% 765 33.2% 2,303 D+33.6
Liberty 1,332 64.6% 729 35.4% 2,061 D+29.3
Flagler 814 56.8% 620 43.2% 1,434 D+13.5

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