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Election 2014 Results

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2014 US House elections in Florida

Florida elected 27 members of the House in 2014: Democrats won 10 seats and Republicans 17.

The closest was the 2nd district, decided by 1.1 points: Gwen Graham (Democrat) beat Steve Southerland II (Republican), 50.5% to 49.3%, a margin of 1.1 points and 2,834 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 52 of the 65 counties and Democrats in 13. The largest, Broward, cast 417,708 votes and went to the Democrat by 45.3 points. The closest was Hendry, where 353 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 Bryan54,976 (23.4%) Jeff Miller165,086 (70.1%) 15,281 R+46.8
2 Gwen Graham126,096 (50.5%) Steve Southerland II123,262 (49.3%) 422 D+1.1
3 Marihelen Wheeler73,910 (32.3%) Ted S. Yoho148,691 (65.0%) 6,208 R+32.7
4 none Ander Crenshaw177,887 (78.3%) 49,366 R+78.3
5 Corrine Brown112,340 (65.5%) Glo Smith59,237 (34.5%) D+31.0
6 David Cox99,563 (37.5%) Ron Desantis166,254 (62.5%) R+25.1
7 Wes Neuman73,011 (32.1%) John L. Mica144,474 (63.6%) 9,679 R+31.5
8 Gabriel Rothblatt93,724 (34.1%) Bill Posey180,728 (65.8%) 61 R+31.7
9 Alan Grayson93,850 (54.0%) Carol Platt74,963 (43.1%) 5,065 D+10.9
10 Michael McKenna89,426 (38.5%) Daniel Webster143,128 (61.5%) 20 R+23.1
11 Dave Koller90,786 (33.3%) Richard B. Nugent181,508 (66.7%) R+33.3
12 none Gus M. Bilirakis no vote
Unopposed; no votes were counted.
13 none David W. Jolly168,172 (75.2%) 55,404 R+75.2
14 Kathy Castor none no vote
Unopposed; no votes were counted.
15 Alan M. Cohn84,832 (39.7%) Dennis A. Ross128,750 (60.3%) R+20.6
16 Henry Lawrence105,483 (38.4%) Vern Buchanan169,126 (61.5%) 220 R+23.2
17 Will Bronson82,263 (36.8%) Thomas J. Rooney141,493 (63.2%) R+26.5
18 Patrick Murphy151,478 (59.8%) Carl J. Domino101,896 (40.2%) D+19.6
19 April Freeman80,824 (32.7%) Curt Clawson159,354 (64.6%) 6,683 R+31.8
20 Alcee L. Hastings128,498 (81.6%) Jay Bonner28,968 (18.4%) D+63.2
21 Theodore E. Deutch153,395 (99.6%) none 575 D+99.6
22 Lois Frankel125,404 (58.0%) Paul Spain90,685 (42.0%) 7 D+16.1
23 Debbie Wasserman Schultz103,269 (62.7%) Joseph "Joe" Kaufman61,519 (37.3%) D+25.3
24 Frederica S. Wilson129,192 (86.2%) Dufirston Julio Neree15,239 (10.2%) 5,487 D+76.0
25 none Mario Diaz-Balart no vote
Unopposed; no votes were counted.
26 Joe Garcia78,306 (48.5%) Carlos Curbelo83,031 (51.5%) R+2.9
27 none Ileana Ros-Lehtinen no vote
Unopposed; no votes were counted.

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Broward 299,988 71.8% 110,815 26.5% 6,905 417,708 D+45.3
Palm Beach 271,995 72.6% 102,455 27.4% 374,450 D+45.3
Orange 165,532 49.2% 160,724 47.8% 10,059 336,315 D+1.4
Miami-Dade 189,610 65.7% 94,347 32.7% 4,548 288,505 D+33.0
Hillsborough 103,208 39.6% 157,425 60.4% 260,633 R+20.8
Duval 47,588 18.4% 166,899 64.5% 44,359 258,846 R+46.1
Brevard 76,432 33.9% 142,174 63.1% 6,842 225,448 R+29.2
Pinellas 0 0.0% 168,172 75.2% 55,404 223,576 R+75.2
Lee 73,605 35.0% 131,904 62.7% 4,925 210,434 R+27.7
Volusia 70,370 41.0% 98,572 57.4% 2,897 171,839 R+16.4
Sarasota 61,869 37.9% 96,312 59.0% 5,110 163,291 R+21.1
Seminole 44,948 32.1% 89,498 63.9% 5,717 140,163 R+31.8
Lake 44,734 34.8% 83,461 65.0% 235 128,430 R+30.2
Manatee 44,145 36.4% 74,352 61.3% 2,892 121,389 R+24.9
Marion 43,252 36.9% 72,352 61.7% 1,689 117,293 R+24.8
Leon 69,738 63.8% 37,793 34.6% 1,755 109,286 D+29.2
Escambia 30,342 30.6% 62,682 63.3% 6,043 99,067 R+32.6
St. Lucie 57,689 63.7% 31,530 34.8% 1,341 90,560 D+28.9
St. Johns 23,464 27.7% 61,337 72.3% 84,801 R+44.7
Charlotte 29,749 37.5% 49,567 62.5% 79,316 R+25.0
Alachua 41,535 52.4% 34,478 43.5% 3,223 79,236 D+8.9
Osceola 40,413 52.9% 33,992 44.5% 2,041 76,446 D+8.4
Clay 14,211 20.6% 51,697 75.1% 2,921 68,829 R+54.5
Collier 17,397 27.2% 44,842 70.1% 1,758 63,997 R+42.9
Hernando 20,707 32.7% 42,573 67.3% 63,280 R+34.6
Martin 34,144 54.6% 27,466 44.0% 879 62,489 D+10.7
Okaloosa 10,965 17.8% 44,845 72.7% 5,862 61,672 R+54.9
Bay 17,072 29.6% 39,512 68.6% 1,018 57,602 R+39.0
Citrus 18,888 33.0% 38,264 67.0% 57,152 R+33.9
Santa Rosa 9,165 17.0% 40,029 74.4% 4,632 53,826 R+57.3
Sumter 14,750 27.6% 38,742 72.4% 53,492 R+44.9
Indian River 15,779 30.6% 35,768 69.4% 51,547 R+38.8
Highlands 12,452 32.6% 25,691 67.4% 38,143 R+34.7
Flagler 14,927 40.8% 21,639 59.2% 36,566 R+18.4
Nassau 0 0.0% 24,732 84.0% 4,720 29,452 R+84.0
Monroe 14,494 51.8% 13,473 48.2% 27,967 D+3.7
Putnam 7,634 34.0% 14,644 65.3% 158 22,436 R+31.2
Walton 3,926 19.1% 14,664 71.2% 2,004 20,594 R+52.1
Columbia 4,823 25.9% 13,017 70.0% 759 18,599 R+44.1
Gadsden 12,747 72.0% 4,814 27.2% 147 17,708 D+44.8
Jackson 6,238 40.8% 8,844 57.8% 210 15,292 R+17.0
Levy 3,631 26.9% 9,181 68.0% 685 13,497 R+41.1
Suwannee 2,988 23.2% 9,417 73.0% 500 12,905 R+49.8
Wakulla 4,987 42.7% 6,520 55.8% 170 11,677 R+13.1
Okeechobee 3,576 33.5% 7,102 66.5% 10,678 R+33.0
Desoto 3,816 42.7% 5,130 57.3% 8,946 R+14.7
Bradford 2,040 23.5% 6,163 71.0% 480 8,683 R+47.5
Washington 2,404 28.7% 5,780 69.0% 187 8,371 R+40.3
Baker 0 0.0% 7,083 85.9% 1,160 8,243 R+85.9
Taylor 2,351 34.8% 4,333 64.1% 80 6,764 R+29.3
Madison 2,849 44.4% 3,354 52.3% 210 6,413 R+7.9
Hardee 2,270 35.6% 4,114 64.4% 6,384 R+28.9
Jefferson 3,502 55.1% 2,783 43.8% 69 6,354 D+11.3
Gilchrist 1,054 17.4% 4,797 79.2% 205 6,056 R+61.8
Holmes 1,047 18.0% 4,501 77.4% 267 5,815 R+59.4
Dixie 1,163 21.1% 3,996 72.6% 342 5,501 R+51.5
Gulf 1,684 32.3% 3,456 66.2% 81 5,221 R+33.9
Union 950 18.4% 3,967 76.8% 250 5,167 R+58.4
Franklin 1,809 41.2% 2,515 57.3% 65 4,389 R+16.1
Calhoun 1,399 32.9% 2,771 65.1% 84 4,254 R+32.3
Hamilton 1,365 36.2% 2,233 59.2% 172 3,770 R+23.0
Glades 1,316 36.6% 2,284 63.4% 3,600 R+26.9
Hendry 1,582 56.3% 1,229 43.7% 2,811 D+12.6
Liberty 919 33.7% 1,733 63.6% 71 2,723 R+29.9
Lafayette 410 15.3% 2,123 79.4% 140 2,673 R+64.1

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