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Election 2008 Results

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2008 US House elections in Florida

Florida elected 25 members of the House in 2008: Democrats won 10 seats and Republicans 15.

The closest was the 8th district, decided by 4.0 points: Alan Grayson (Democrat) beat Ric Keller (Republican), 52.0% to 48.0%, a margin of 4.0 points and 13,364 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 47 of the 67 counties and Democrats in 20. The largest, Miami-Dade, cast 651,204 votes and went to the Republican by 8.5 points. The closest was Madison, where 47 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 James "Jim" Bryan98,797 (29.8%) Jeff Miller232,559 (70.2%) R+40.4
2 Allen Boyd216,804 (61.9%) Mark Mulligan133,404 (38.1%) 159 D+23.8
3 Corrine Brown none no vote
Unopposed; no votes were counted.
4 Jay McGovern119,330 (34.7%) Ander Crenshaw224,112 (65.3%) R+30.5
5 John Russell168,446 (38.8%) Ginny Brown-Waite265,186 (61.2%) R+22.3
6 Tim Cunha146,655 (39.1%) Cliff Stearns228,302 (60.9%) R+21.8
7 Faye Armitage146,292 (38.0%) John L. Mica238,721 (62.0%) R+24.0
8 Alan Grayson172,854 (52.0%) Ric Keller159,490 (48.0%) D+4.0
9 Bill Mitchell126,346 (36.3%) Gus M. Bilirakis216,591 (62.2%) 5,441 R+25.9
10 Bob Hackworth118,430 (39.3%) C. W. Bill Young182,781 (60.7%) 9 R+21.4
11 Kathy Castor184,106 (71.7%) Eddie Adams Jr.72,825 (28.3%) D+43.3
12 Doug Tudor137,465 (42.5%) Adam H. Putnam185,698 (57.5%) R+14.9
13 Christine Jennings137,967 (37.5%) Vern Buchanan204,382 (55.5%) 25,647 R+18.1
14 Robert M. Neeld93,590 (24.8%) Connie Mack224,602 (59.4%) 59,699 R+34.7
15 Stephen Blythe151,951 (42.0%) Bill Posey192,151 (53.1%) 17,769 R+11.1
16 Tim Mahoney139,373 (39.9%) Tom Rooney209,874 (60.1%) R+20.2
17 Kendrick B. Meek none no vote
Unopposed; no votes were counted.
18 Annette Taddeo102,372 (42.1%) Ileana Ros-Lehtinen140,617 (57.9%) R+15.7
19 Robert Wexler202,465 (66.2%) Edward J. Lynch83,357 (27.2%) 20,214 D+38.9
20 Debbie Wasserman Schultz202,832 (77.5%) none 58,967 D+77.5
21 Raul L. Martinez99,776 (42.1%) Lincoln Diaz-Balart137,226 (57.9%) R+15.8
22 Ron Klein169,041 (54.7%) Allen West140,104 (45.3%) 6 D+9.4
23 Alcee L. Hastings172,835 (82.2%) Marion D. Thorpe Jr.37,431 (17.8%) 40 D+64.4
24 Suzanne M. Kosmas211,284 (57.2%) Tom Feeney151,863 (41.1%) 6,223 D+16.1
25 Joe Garcia115,820 (46.9%) Mario Diaz-Balart130,891 (53.1%) R+6.1

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Miami-Dade 294,144 45.2% 349,400 53.7% 7,660 651,204 R+8.5
Broward 430,762 70.1% 124,650 20.3% 59,099 614,511 D+49.8
Palm Beach 319,999 61.4% 188,314 36.2% 12,442 520,755 D+25.3
Hillsborough 258,876 52.8% 229,719 46.8% 1,894 490,489 D+5.9
Pinellas 182,632 41.8% 252,436 57.8% 1,793 436,861 R+16.0
Orange 203,705 55.4% 162,578 44.2% 1,425 367,708 D+11.2
Duval 102,685 35.7% 185,235 64.3% 287,920 R+28.7
Brevard 116,381 42.3% 144,303 52.4% 14,744 275,428 R+10.1
Lee 64,712 25.3% 153,446 60.1% 37,224 255,382 R+34.7
Polk 94,969 40.2% 140,708 59.6% 481 236,158 R+19.4
Volusia 116,608 51.3% 108,995 47.9% 1,819 227,422 D+3.3
Pasco 82,319 39.8% 122,947 59.4% 1,763 207,029 R+19.6
Sarasota 78,479 39.5% 106,173 53.4% 14,276 198,928 R+13.9
Seminole 84,753 46.0% 97,895 53.1% 1,614 184,262 R+7.1
Marion 62,314 41.2% 88,829 58.8% 151,143 R+17.5
Escambia 53,593 36.2% 94,304 63.8% 147,897 R+27.5
Manatee 54,613 37.0% 83,215 56.5% 9,582 147,410 R+19.4
Leon 97,110 69.8% 41,870 30.1% 127 139,107 D+39.7
Collier 36,169 27.1% 75,396 56.6% 21,694 133,259 R+29.4
Lake 49,812 39.6% 75,836 60.4% 125,648 R+20.7
St. Lucie 55,461 49.0% 57,725 51.0% 26 113,212 R+2.0
St. Johns 30,420 30.7% 68,679 69.3% 99,099 R+38.6
Alachua 48,968 51.7% 45,820 48.3% 94,788 D+3.3
Okaloosa 22,014 24.4% 68,246 75.6% 90,260 R+51.2
Osceola 49,998 55.6% 37,745 42.0% 2,134 89,877 D+13.6
Hernando 34,412 41.2% 49,085 58.8% 83,497 R+17.6
Charlotte 31,469 38.3% 48,898 59.5% 1,810 82,177 R+21.2
Clay 21,236 26.2% 59,721 73.8% 80,957 R+47.5
Bay 36,583 46.7% 41,769 53.3% 2 78,354 R+6.6
Martin 24,787 33.0% 50,268 67.0% 75,055 R+33.9
Citrus 27,399 38.1% 44,596 61.9% 71,995 R+23.9
Santa Rosa 15,976 22.7% 54,437 77.3% 70,413 R+54.6
Indian River 23,851 36.2% 40,207 61.1% 1,775 65,833 R+24.8
Sumter 14,302 30.9% 31,950 69.1% 46,252 R+38.2
Flagler 18,963 41.9% 26,321 58.1% 45,284 R+16.2
Highlands 15,847 36.8% 27,180 63.2% 43,027 R+26.3
Monroe 17,477 44.9% 21,411 55.1% 38,888 R+10.1
Nassau 9,672 26.2% 27,312 73.8% 36,984 R+47.7
Columbia 9,352 34.8% 17,504 65.2% 26,856 R+30.4
Walton 7,545 30.0% 17,566 70.0% 25,111 R+39.9
Gadsden 17,706 80.7% 4,243 19.3% 3 21,952 D+61.3
Jackson 13,865 66.4% 7,019 33.6% 1 20,885 D+32.8
Levy 6,599 36.4% 11,511 63.6% 18,110 R+27.1
Suwannee 9,842 57.4% 7,287 42.5% 3 17,132 D+14.9
Putnam 4,752 33.4% 9,482 66.6% 14,234 R+33.2
Wakulla 9,219 66.0% 4,728 33.9% 19 13,966 D+32.2
Okeechobee 5,168 42.4% 7,017 57.6% 12,185 R+15.2
Bradford 3,354 30.1% 7,796 69.9% 11,150 R+39.8
Washington 3,366 32.2% 7,091 67.8% 10,457 R+35.6
Baker 2,310 22.1% 8,145 77.9% 10,455 R+55.8
Hendry 5,070 48.6% 5,368 51.4% 10,438 R+2.9
Desoto 4,209 42.9% 5,164 52.6% 442 9,815 R+9.7
Taylor 6,164 67.4% 2,980 32.6% 1 9,145 D+34.8
Madison 4,118 49.7% 4,165 50.3% 8,283 R+0.6
Holmes 2,176 26.5% 6,028 73.5% 8,204 R+47.0
Gilchrist 2,022 26.7% 5,539 73.3% 7,561 R+46.5
Jefferson 4,977 65.9% 2,579 34.1% 7,556 D+31.7
Hardee 2,178 30.4% 4,670 65.2% 318 7,166 R+34.8
Gulf 4,478 63.3% 2,591 36.6% 1 7,070 D+26.7
Dixie 4,652 66.8% 2,313 33.2% 2 6,967 D+33.6
Calhoun 4,323 70.7% 1,788 29.3% 6,111 D+41.5
Franklin 4,016 69.0% 1,806 31.0% 5,822 D+38.0
Hamilton 2,471 46.9% 2,799 53.1% 5,270 R+6.2
Union 1,333 26.6% 3,681 73.4% 5,014 R+46.8
Lafayette 2,177 65.6% 1,143 34.4% 3,320 D+31.1
Glades 1,575 48.2% 1,692 51.8% 3,267 R+3.6
Liberty 2,344 73.3% 853 26.7% 3,197 D+46.6

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