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Election 2012 Results

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2012 US House elections in Florida

Florida elected 27 members of the House in 2012: Democrats won 10 seats and Republicans 17.

The closest was the 18th district, decided by 0.6 points: Patrick Murphy (Democrat) beat Allen B. West (Republican), 50.3% to 49.7%, a margin of 0.6 points and 1,904 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 55 of the 67 counties and Democrats in 12. The largest, Broward, cast 674,885 votes and went to the Democrat by 41.9 points. The closest was Jefferson, where 178 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 Jim Bryan92,961 (27.1%) Jeff Miller238,440 (69.6%) 11,193 R+42.5
2 Al Lawson157,634 (47.2%) Steve Southerland II175,856 (52.7%) 228 R+5.5
3 J. R. Gaillot102,468 (32.5%) Ted Yoho204,331 (64.7%) 8,870 R+32.3
4 none Ander Crenshaw239,988 (76.1%) 75,482 R+76.1
5 Corrine Brown190,472 (70.8%) Leanne Kolb70,700 (26.3%) 7,981 D+44.5
6 Heather Beaven146,489 (42.8%) Ron Desantis195,962 (57.2%) R+14.5
7 Jason H. Kendall130,479 (41.3%) John L. Mica185,518 (58.7%) 13 R+17.4
8 Shannon Roberts130,870 (37.5%) Bill Posey205,432 (58.9%) 12,607 R+21.4
9 Alan Grayson164,891 (62.5%) Todd Long98,856 (37.5%) D+25.0
10 Val B. Demings153,574 (48.3%) Daniel Webster164,649 (51.7%) 46 R+3.5
11 H. David Werder120,303 (35.5%) Richard B. Nugent218,360 (64.5%) R+29.0
12 Jonathan Michael Snow108,770 (32.9%) Gus M. Bilirakis209,604 (63.5%) 11,793 R+30.5
13 Jessica Ehrlich139,742 (42.4%) C. W. Bill Young189,605 (57.6%) R+15.1
14 Kathy Castor197,121 (70.2%) Evelio "E J" Otero83,480 (29.8%) D+40.5
15 none Dennis A. Ross no vote
Unopposed; no votes were counted.
16 Keith Fitzgerald161,929 (46.4%) Vern Buchanan187,147 (53.6%) R+7.2
17 William Bronson116,766 (41.4%) Thomas J. Rooney165,488 (58.6%) 12 R+17.3
18 Patrick Murphy166,257 (50.3%) Allen B. West164,353 (49.7%) 55 D+0.6
19 Jim Roach109,746 (35.8%) Trey Radel189,833 (62.0%) 6,637 R+26.2
20 Alcee L. Hastings214,727 (87.9%) none 29,558 D+87.9
21 Theodore E. Deutch221,263 (77.8%) none 63,137 D+77.8
22 Lois Frankel171,021 (54.6%) Adam Hasner142,050 (45.4%) D+9.3
23 Debbie Wasserman Schultz174,205 (63.2%) Karen Harrington98,096 (35.6%) 3,129 D+27.6
24 Frederica S. Wilson none no vote
Unopposed; no votes were counted.
25 none Mario Diaz-Balart151,466 (75.6%) 48,763 R+75.7
26 Joe Garcia135,694 (53.6%) David Rivera108,820 (43.0%) 8,443 D+10.6
27 Manny Yevancey85,020 (36.9%) Ileana Ros-Lehtinen138,488 (60.2%) 6,663 R+23.2

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Broward 441,523 65.4% 158,672 23.5% 74,690 674,885 D+41.9
Miami-Dade 238,205 38.3% 341,513 55.0% 41,678 621,396 R+16.6
Palm Beach 367,614 67.0% 144,945 26.4% 35,741 548,300 D+40.6
Orange 262,847 57.0% 186,316 40.4% 11,866 461,029 D+16.6
Pinellas 196,898 44.6% 242,967 55.0% 2,022 441,887 R+10.4
Duval 84,027 22.2% 224,757 59.3% 69,973 378,757 R+37.2
Hillsborough 200,429 58.5% 140,084 40.9% 2,132 342,645 D+17.6
Brevard 105,475 37.9% 162,607 58.5% 10,032 278,114 R+20.5
Lee 97,849 38.6% 150,630 59.5% 4,876 253,355 R+20.8
Volusia 104,913 46.7% 116,913 52.0% 2,877 224,703 R+5.3
Pasco 70,091 34.1% 127,968 62.2% 7,642 205,701 R+28.1
Sarasota 95,399 47.4% 105,978 52.6% 201,377 R+5.3
Seminole 80,465 41.1% 115,195 58.8% 223 195,883 R+17.7
Marion 61,331 40.4% 89,446 58.9% 1,171 151,948 R+18.5
Lake 65,101 43.2% 80,734 53.6% 4,767 150,602 R+10.4
Manatee 67,117 44.8% 82,652 55.2% 149,769 R+10.4
Leon 88,427 59.3% 54,869 36.8% 5,746 149,042 D+22.5
Escambia 50,131 34.7% 90,172 62.4% 4,221 144,524 R+27.7
Collier 23,444 17.3% 98,134 72.2% 14,249 135,827 R+55.0
St. Lucie 65,567 53.0% 52,672 42.6% 5,511 123,750 D+10.4
Polk 61,047 50.2% 60,640 49.8% 7 121,694 D+0.3
Alachua 60,012 52.0% 51,445 44.6% 3,899 115,356 D+7.4
St. Johns 35,153 32.0% 74,550 68.0% 109,703 R+35.9
Osceola 64,937 62.7% 38,627 37.3% 103,564 D+25.4
Clay 21,483 23.0% 69,429 74.3% 2,475 93,387 R+51.3
Okaloosa 20,509 22.5% 66,955 73.6% 3,493 90,957 R+51.1
Charlotte 32,787 40.3% 48,599 59.7% 3 81,389 R+19.4
Hernando 25,887 32.2% 54,597 67.8% 80,484 R+35.7
Bay 21,442 26.7% 57,144 71.1% 1,835 80,421 R+44.4
Martin 32,532 40.9% 43,333 54.5% 3,583 79,448 R+13.6
Santa Rosa 14,972 20.1% 57,233 76.8% 2,332 74,537 R+56.7
Citrus 23,209 32.7% 47,784 67.3% 70,993 R+34.6
Indian River 22,863 35.2% 39,692 61.1% 2,363 64,918 R+25.9
Sumter 18,040 31.4% 39,502 68.6% 57,542 R+37.3
Flagler 22,562 48.1% 24,368 51.9% 46,930 R+3.8
Highlands 15,382 37.8% 25,265 62.2% 2 40,649 R+24.3
Nassau 0 0.0% 30,763 82.0% 6,768 37,531 R+82.0
Monroe 19,671 53.5% 15,761 42.9% 1,346 36,778 D+10.6
Putnam 12,620 42.3% 16,768 56.2% 453 29,841 R+13.9
Walton 6,399 23.3% 20,045 73.0% 1,001 27,445 R+49.7
Columbia 7,042 26.7% 18,656 70.8% 635 26,333 R+44.1
Gadsden 15,677 69.3% 6,524 28.9% 405 22,606 D+40.5
Jackson 7,926 37.6% 12,786 60.6% 381 21,093 R+23.0
Levy 4,883 27.3% 12,552 70.2% 436 17,871 R+42.9
Suwannee 4,086 23.9% 12,587 73.6% 439 17,112 R+49.7
Wakulla 5,334 36.2% 9,076 61.5% 338 14,748 R+25.4
Okeechobee 4,828 40.4% 7,114 59.6% 11,942 R+19.1
Bradford 2,792 24.5% 8,419 73.8% 200 11,411 R+49.3
Washington 3,047 27.4% 7,822 70.3% 251 11,120 R+42.9
Baker 0 0.0% 9,123 85.2% 1,583 10,706 R+85.2
Desoto 4,392 47.0% 4,959 53.0% 9,351 R+6.1
Taylor 2,823 30.7% 6,154 66.9% 224 9,201 R+36.2
Hendry 3,075 34.6% 3,545 39.9% 2,265 8,885 R+5.3
Madison 3,849 45.6% 4,315 51.1% 282 8,446 R+5.5
Holmes 1,560 19.0% 6,401 78.1% 233 8,194 R+59.1
Gilchrist 1,267 16.1% 6,488 82.6% 97 7,852 R+66.5
Jefferson 3,953 50.4% 3,775 48.1% 122 7,850 D+2.3
Gulf 2,048 28.5% 4,965 69.2% 164 7,177 R+40.6
Hardee 2,713 40.0% 4,068 60.0% 6,781 R+20.0
Dixie 1,407 21.0% 5,088 76.0% 201 6,696 R+55.0
Calhoun 1,972 31.6% 4,118 66.1% 142 6,232 R+34.4
Franklin 2,233 40.3% 3,181 57.5% 121 5,535 R+17.1
Union 1,001 18.9% 4,184 79.1% 104 5,289 R+60.2
Hamilton 1,937 37.4% 3,057 59.1% 182 5,176 R+21.6
Glades 1,658 42.8% 2,214 57.2% 3,872 R+14.4
Lafayette 526 15.8% 2,732 82.0% 72 3,330 R+66.2
Liberty 1,189 35.7% 2,083 62.6% 57 3,329 R+26.9

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

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