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Election 2004 Results

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2004 US House elections in Florida

Florida elected 25 members of the House in 2004: Democrats won 7 seats and Republicans 18.

The closest was the 13th district, decided by 10.6 points: Katherine Harris (Republican) beat Jan Schneider (Democrat), 55.3% to 44.7%, a margin of 10.6 points and 36,516 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 45 of the 65 counties and Democrats in 20. The largest, Miami-Dade, cast 517,552 votes and went to the Republican by 6.3 points. The closest was Jefferson, where 109 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

District	Democrat	Votes	Republican	Votes	Others	Margin
1	Mark S. Coutu	72,506 (23.5%)	Jeff Miller	236,604 (76.5%)		R+53.1
2	Allen Boyd	201,577 (61.6%)	Bev Kilmer	125,399 (38.3%)	11	D+23.3
3	Corrine Brown	172,833 (99.2%)	none		1,323	D+99.2
4	none		Ander Crenshaw	256,157 (99.5%)	1,170	R+99.6
5	Robert G. Whittel	124,140 (34.1%)	Ginny Brown-Waite	240,315 (65.9%)	33	R+31.9
6	David E. Bruderly	116,680 (35.6%)	Cliff Stearns	211,137 (64.4%)	36	R+28.8
7	none		John L. Mica			no vote
Unopposed; no votes were counted.
8	Stephen Murray	112,343 (39.5%)	Ric Keller	172,232 (60.5%)		R+21.1
9	none		Michael Bilirakis	284,035 (99.9%)	243	R+99.9
10	Robert D. "Bob" Derry	91,658 (30.7%)	C. W. Bill Young	207,175 (69.3%)		R+38.7
11	Jim Davis	191,780 (85.8%)	none		31,701	D+85.8
12	Bob Hagenmaier	96,965 (35.1%)	Adam H. Putnam	179,204 (64.9%)		R+29.8
13	Jan Schneider	153,961 (44.7%)	Katherine Harris	190,477 (55.3%)		R+10.6
14	Robert M. Neeld	108,672 (32.4%)	Connie Mack	226,662 (67.6%)		R+35.2
15	Simon Pristoop	111,538 (34.6%)	Dave Weldon	210,388 (65.4%)		R+30.7
16	Jeff Fisher	101,247 (32.0%)	Mark Foley	215,563 (68.0%)		R+36.1
17	Kendrick B. Meek	178,690 (99.6%)	none		734	D+99.6
18	Sam Sheldon	78,281 (35.3%)	Ileana Ros-Lehtinen	143,647 (64.7%)		R+29.5
19	Robert Wexler		none			no vote
Unopposed; no votes were counted.
20	Debbie Wasserman Schultz	191,195 (70.2%)	Margaret Hostetter	81,213 (29.8%)		D+40.4
21	none		Lincoln Diaz-Balart	146,507 (72.8%)	54,736	R+72.8
22	Robin Rorapaugh	108,258 (35.3%)	E. Clay Shaw, Jr.	192,581 (62.8%)	5,887	R+27.5
23	Alcee L. Hastings		none			no vote
Unopposed; no votes were counted.
24	none		Tom Feeney			no vote
Unopposed; no votes were counted.
25	none		Mario Diaz-Balart			no vote
Unopposed; no votes were counted.

The House vote in every county

County	Democrat	Republican	Others	Total	Margin
Miami-Dade	221,981 42.9%	254,362 49.1%	41,209	517,552	R+6.3
Broward	258,290 57.4%	174,527 38.8%	17,255	450,072	D+18.6
Pinellas	115,319 27.7%	298,449 71.7%	2,374	416,142	R+44.0
Hillsborough	198,846 48.9%	179,361 44.1%	28,705	406,912	D+4.8
Duval	90,652 29.7%	213,612 69.9%	1,337	305,601	R+40.2
Orange	138,923 52.3%	126,348 47.6%	143	265,414	D+4.7
Palm Beach	77,693 34.0%	148,231 64.8%	2,893	228,817	R+30.8
Lee	78,199 35.0%	145,151 65.0%		223,350	R+30.0
Polk	67,338 33.0%	136,529 67.0%		203,867	R+33.9
Brevard	64,316 33.9%	125,618 66.1%		189,934	R+32.3
Sarasota	86,466 47.0%	97,605 53.0%		184,071	R+6.1
Pasco	30,876 18.3%	137,792 81.7%	48	168,716	R+63.4
Manatee	62,352 44.8%	76,146 54.7%	823	139,321	R+9.9
Escambia	39,948 29.1%	97,543 70.9%		137,491	R+41.9
Marion	48,619 36.9%	83,161 63.1%	29	131,809	R+26.2
Leon	87,888 68.2%	40,897 31.7%	89	128,874	D+36.5
Lake	42,201 37.2%	71,042 62.7%	50	113,293	R+25.5
Alachua	57,441 57.7%	42,042 42.2%	58	99,541	D+15.5
Collier	25,825 26.3%	72,294 73.7%		98,119	R+47.4
St. Lucie	30,011 34.7%	56,399 65.3%		86,410	R+30.5
Okaloosa	15,082 17.6%	70,416 82.4%		85,498	R+64.7
Hernando	27,699 35.4%	50,569 64.6%	16	78,284	R+29.2
Osceola	32,507 42.3%	44,354 57.7%		76,861	R+15.4
Clay	18,232 24.9%	54,877 74.9%	123	73,232	R+50.0
Charlotte	27,386 37.6%	45,422 62.4%		72,808	R+24.8
Bay	36,044 49.5%	36,721 50.5%		72,765	R+0.9
Citrus	22,573 33.6%	44,639 66.4%	7	67,219	R+32.8
Martin	16,812 25.1%	50,199 74.9%		67,011	R+49.8
Santa Rosa	11,408 17.4%	54,002 82.6%		65,410	R+65.1
Indian River	16,770 29.2%	40,575 70.8%		57,345	R+41.5
Highlands	12,726 32.0%	27,079 68.0%		39,805	R+36.1
Monroe	15,424 41.0%	22,168 59.0%		37,592	R+17.9
Sumter	9,268 31.4%	20,239 68.6%		29,507	R+37.2
Nassau	0 0.0%	25,536 99.7%	88	25,624	R+99.7
Walton	6,076 26.7%	16,683 73.3%		22,759	R+46.6
Gadsden	16,235 78.5%	4,440 21.5%		20,675	D+57.0
Jackson	11,528 59.4%	7,893 40.6%		19,421	D+18.7
Columbia	0 0.0%	18,670 99.9%	11	18,681	R+99.9
Levy	6,302 40.0%	9,449 60.0%	1	15,752	R+20.0
Suwannee	8,693 56.7%	6,636 43.3%	1	15,330	D+13.4
Okeechobee	3,602 30.4%	8,246 69.6%		11,848	R+39.2
Wakulla	7,515 64.6%	4,112 35.4%		11,627	D+29.3
Bradford	3,329 32.0%	7,074 68.0%	1	10,404	R+36.0
Washington	2,868 30.3%	6,596 69.7%		9,464	R+39.4
Desoto	3,634 39.3%	5,611 60.7%		9,245	R+21.4
Putnam	8,346 95.1%	0 0.0%	428	8,774	D+95.1
Taylor	5,811 68.6%	2,654 31.4%		8,465	D+37.3
Holmes	1,864 24.1%	5,880 75.9%		7,744	R+51.9
Baker	0 0.0%	7,697 99.9%	11	7,708	R+99.9
Hendry	2,021 26.9%	5,489 73.1%		7,510	R+46.2
Gulf	4,195 58.6%	2,959 41.4%		7,154	D+17.3
Hardee	2,104 29.6%	5,003 70.4%		7,107	R+40.8
Seminole	6,912 99.6%	0 0.0%	31	6,943	D+99.6
Gilchrist	2,229 33.5%	4,429 66.5%	1	6,659	R+33.0
Dixie	4,035 64.5%	2,218 35.5%		6,253	D+29.1
Jefferson	3,058 50.7%	2,949 48.9%	19	6,026	D+1.8
Calhoun	3,718 63.5%	2,136 36.5%		5,854	D+27.0
Franklin	3,923 68.6%	1,795 31.4%		5,718	D+37.2
Madison	0 0.0%	5,356 100.0%	2	5,358	R+100.0
Glades	1,328 32.8%	2,718 67.2%		4,046	R+34.4
Volusia	3,689 98.8%	0 0.0%	45	3,734	D+98.8
Union	0 0.0%	3,524 97.9%	74	3,598	R+97.9
Lafayette	2,242 69.1%	1,003 30.9%		3,245	D+38.2
Hamilton	0 0.0%	3,140 99.9%	2	3,142	R+99.9
Liberty	1,952 65.4%	1,031 34.6%		2,983	D+30.9

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

Year	Seats	House 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

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