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2016 US House elections in Florida

Florida elected 27 members of the House in 2016: Democrats won 11 seats and Republicans 16.

The closest was the 7th district, decided by 3.0 points: Stephanie Murphy (Democrat) beat John L. Mica (Republican), 51.5% to 48.5%, a margin of 3.0 points and 10,456 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 57 of the 67 counties and Democrats in 10. The largest, Broward, cast 763,524 votes and went to the Democrat by 30.8 points. The closest was Madison, where 99 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 Steven Specht114,079 (30.9%) Matt Gaetz255,107 (69.1%) R+38.2
2 Walter Dartland102,801 (29.9%) Neal Dunn231,163 (67.3%) 9,398 R+37.4
3 Kenneth "Ken" McGurn136,338 (39.8%) Ted S. Yoho193,843 (56.6%) 12,519 R+16.8
4 David E. Bruderly113,088 (27.6%) John Rutherford287,509 (70.2%) 9,065 R+42.6
5 Al Lawson194,549 (64.2%) Glo Smith108,325 (35.8%) D+28.5
6 William "Bill" McCullough151,051 (41.4%) Ron Desantis213,519 (58.6%) R+17.1
7 Stephanie Murphy182,039 (51.5%) John L. Mica171,583 (48.5%) 33 D+3.0
8 Corry Westbrook127,127 (32.5%) Bill Posey246,483 (63.1%) 16,951 R+30.6
9 Darren Soto195,311 (57.5%) Wayne Liebnitzky144,450 (42.5%) D+15.0
10 Val Demings198,491 (64.9%) Thuy Lowe107,498 (35.1%) D+29.7
11 Dave Koller124,713 (31.6%) Daniel Webster258,016 (65.4%) 11,990 R+33.8
12 Robert Matthew Tager116,110 (31.4%) Gus M. Bilirakis253,559 (68.6%) R+37.2
13 Charlie Crist184,693 (51.9%) David W Jolly171,149 (48.1%) D+3.8
14 Kathy Castor195,789 (61.8%) Christine Quinn121,088 (38.2%) D+23.6
15 Jim Lange135,475 (42.5%) Dennis A. Ross182,999 (57.5%) R+14.9
16 Jan Schneider155,262 (40.2%) Vern Buchanan230,654 (59.8%) R+19.5
17 April Freeman115,974 (34.2%) Thomas J. Rooney209,348 (61.8%) 13,353 R+27.6
18 Randy Perkins161,918 (43.1%) Brian Mast201,488 (53.6%) 12,512 R+10.5
19 Robert M. Neeld123,812 (34.1%) Francis Rooney239,225 (65.9%) 129 R+31.8
20 Alcee L. Hastings222,914 (80.3%) Gary Stein54,646 (19.7%) D+60.6
21 Lois Frankel210,606 (62.7%) Paul Spain118,038 (35.1%) 7,217 D+27.6
22 Theodore E. Deutch199,113 (58.9%) Andrea Leigh McGee138,737 (41.1%) D+17.9
23 Debbie Wasserman Schultz183,225 (56.7%) Joseph "Joe" Kaufman130,818 (40.5%) 9,077 D+16.2
24 Frederica S. Wilson none no vote
Unopposed; no votes were counted.
25 Alina Valdes95,319 (37.6%) Mario Diaz-Balart157,921 (62.4%) R+24.7
26 Joe Garcia115,493 (41.2%) Carlos Curbelo148,547 (53.0%) 16,502 R+11.8
27 Scott Fuhrman129,760 (45.1%) Ileana Ros-Lehtinen157,917 (54.9%) R+9.8

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Broward 495,206 64.9% 259,978 34.0% 8,340 763,524 D+30.8
Miami-Dade 310,314 42.9% 397,776 55.0% 14,793 722,883 R+12.1
Palm Beach 373,247 58.7% 250,604 39.4% 11,994 635,845 D+19.3
Hillsborough 307,172 53.7% 264,453 46.3% 571,625 D+7.5
Orange 329,569 62.2% 199,411 37.7% 578 529,558 D+24.6
Pinellas 223,885 46.3% 260,020 53.7% 483,905 R+7.5
Duval 179,519 42.7% 234,687 55.8% 6,407 420,613 R+13.1
Lee 110,146 35.6% 197,634 63.9% 1,623 309,403 R+28.3
Brevard 100,858 32.8% 192,156 62.6% 14,139 307,153 R+29.7
Polk 115,365 42.9% 152,164 56.6% 1,134 268,663 R+13.7
Volusia 108,879 43.4% 141,764 56.6% 250,643 R+13.1
Pasco 74,832 31.9% 159,472 68.1% 234,304 R+36.1
Sarasota 88,485 40.0% 129,556 58.6% 2,965 221,006 R+18.6
Seminole 103,826 47.4% 114,813 52.4% 393 219,032 R+5.0
Manatee 64,632 36.9% 110,507 63.1% 175,139 R+26.2
Marion 59,995 35.7% 102,486 60.9% 5,683 168,164 R+25.3
Collier 50,884 31.0% 112,940 68.9% 115 163,939 R+37.9
Lake 58,701 36.0% 101,902 62.6% 2,289 162,892 R+26.5
Escambia 58,192 39.5% 89,209 60.5% 147,401 R+21.0
Leon 91,335 62.0% 54,327 36.9% 1,685 147,347 D+25.1
St. Lucie 66,336 47.8% 67,229 48.5% 5,188 138,753 R+0.6
Osceola 85,582 63.3% 49,595 36.7% 135,177 D+26.6
St. Johns 36,053 27.2% 94,246 71.1% 2,345 132,644 R+43.9
Alachua 71,025 56.4% 51,126 40.6% 3,693 125,844 D+15.8
Clay 26,021 25.1% 73,786 71.1% 3,961 103,768 R+46.0
Okaloosa 27,135 27.5% 71,684 72.5% 98,819 R+45.1
Charlotte 31,117 33.4% 57,440 61.6% 4,723 93,280 R+28.2
Hernando 31,349 34.8% 55,509 61.7% 3,117 89,975 R+26.9
Bay 19,664 22.9% 63,115 73.4% 3,160 85,939 R+50.6
Santa Rosa 20,396 23.8% 65,144 76.2% 85,540 R+52.3
Martin 28,474 33.6% 53,479 63.0% 2,869 84,822 R+29.5
Indian River 23,813 31.1% 50,249 65.7% 2,456 76,518 R+34.5
Citrus 21,681 28.4% 51,587 67.6% 3,022 76,290 R+39.2
Sumter 20,283 27.5% 51,987 70.5% 1,447 73,717 R+43.0
Flagler 21,363 38.7% 33,772 61.3% 55,135 R+22.5
Nassau 8,755 19.3% 35,663 78.6% 953 45,371 R+59.3
Highlands 13,697 31.2% 28,599 65.1% 1,668 43,964 R+33.9
Monroe 15,404 37.5% 23,216 56.5% 2,446 41,066 R+19.0
Walton 7,580 23.5% 24,679 76.5% 32,259 R+53.0
Putnam 11,685 36.4% 18,858 58.7% 1,566 32,109 R+22.3
Columbia 7,761 28.3% 18,926 69.1% 715 27,402 R+40.7
Gadsden 16,542 76.8% 4,996 23.2% 21,538 D+53.6
Jackson 6,410 31.3% 13,630 66.5% 467 20,507 R+35.2
Levy 5,057 27.4% 12,813 69.4% 595 18,465 R+42.0
Suwannee 4,109 22.7% 13,553 74.9% 441 18,103 R+52.2
Wakulla 4,583 30.8% 9,942 66.8% 363 14,888 R+36.0
Okeechobee 3,624 27.6% 8,984 68.3% 542 13,150 R+40.8
Baker 2,912 23.7% 9,350 76.3% 12,262 R+52.5
Bradford 3,110 26.2% 8,411 70.8% 351 11,872 R+44.7
Washington 2,213 20.2% 8,403 76.9% 317 10,933 R+56.6
Hendry 4,332 41.1% 6,205 58.9% 10,537 R+17.8
Desoto 3,666 35.1% 6,409 61.3% 380 10,455 R+26.2
Taylor 2,422 26.9% 6,391 71.0% 190 9,003 R+44.1
Madison 4,153 50.6% 4,054 49.4% 8,207 D+1.2
Holmes 1,176 14.3% 6,939 84.7% 82 8,197 R+70.3
Gilchrist 1,528 18.8% 6,354 78.3% 235 8,117 R+59.5
Jefferson 4,324 57.4% 3,190 42.4% 13 7,527 D+15.1
Hardee 2,152 29.7% 4,806 66.4% 277 7,235 R+36.7
Gulf 1,718 24.0% 5,205 72.7% 240 7,163 R+48.7
Dixie 1,406 20.6% 5,199 76.3% 210 6,815 R+55.7
Calhoun 1,331 22.5% 4,423 74.9% 152 5,906 R+52.4
Franklin 1,787 30.7% 3,905 67.2% 123 5,815 R+36.4
Union 1,137 20.3% 4,347 77.5% 125 5,609 R+57.2
Hamilton 2,520 48.0% 2,726 52.0% 5,246 R+3.9
Glades 1,228 29.1% 2,828 66.9% 169 4,225 R+37.9
Lafayette 587 18.1% 2,569 79.4% 79 3,235 R+61.3
Liberty 797 25.5% 2,243 71.7% 90 3,130 R+46.2

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