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Election 2018 Results

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2018 US House elections in Florida

Florida elected 27 members of the House in 2018: Democrats won 13 seats and Republicans 14.

The closest was the 26th district, decided by 1.8 points: Debbie Mucarsel-Powell (Democrat) beat Carlos Curbelo (Republican), 50.9% to 49.1%, a margin of 1.7 points and 4,119 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 56 of the 67 counties and Democrats in 11. The largest, Broward, cast 634,095 votes and went to the Democrat by 42.6 points. The closest was Jefferson, where 151 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 Jennifer M. Zimmerman106,199 (32.9%) Matt Gaetz216,189 (67.1%) R+34.1
2 Bob Rackleff96,233 (32.6%) Neal Dunn199,335 (67.4%) R+34.9
3 Yvonne Hayes Hinson129,880 (42.4%) Ted Yoho176,616 (57.6%) R+15.3
4 George 'Ges' Selmont123,351 (32.4%) John H. Rutherford248,420 (65.2%) 9,478 R+32.8
5 Al Lawson180,527 (66.8%) Virginia Fuller89,799 (33.2%) D+33.6
6 Nancy Soderberg145,758 (43.7%) Michael Waltz187,891 (56.3%) R+12.6
7 Stephanie Murphy183,113 (57.7%) Mike Miller134,285 (42.3%) D+15.4
8 Sanjay Patel142,415 (39.5%) Bill Posey218,112 (60.5%) R+21.0
9 Darren Soto172,172 (58.0%) Wayne Liebnitzky124,565 (42.0%) D+16.0
10 Val Demings none no vote
Unopposed; no votes were counted.
11 Dana Cottrell128,053 (34.8%) Daniel Webster239,395 (65.1%) 58 R+30.3
12 Chris Hunter132,844 (39.7%) Gus Michael Bilirakis194,564 (58.1%) 7,510 R+18.4
13 Charlie Crist182,717 (57.6%) George Buck134,254 (42.4%) D+15.3
14 Kathy Castor none no vote
Unopposed; no votes were counted.
15 Kristen Carlson134,132 (47.0%) Ross Spano151,380 (53.0%) 20 R+6.0
16 David Shapiro164,463 (45.4%) Vern Buchanan197,483 (54.6%) R+9.1
17 Allen Ellison117,194 (37.7%) Greg Steube193,326 (62.3%) R+24.5
18 Lauren Baer156,454 (45.7%) Brian Mast185,905 (54.3%) R+8.6
19 David Holden128,106 (37.7%) Francis Rooney211,465 (62.3%) 36 R+24.6
20 Alcee L. Hastings202,659 (99.9%) none 165 D+99.9
21 Lois Frankel none no vote
Unopposed; no votes were counted.
22 Ted Deutch184,634 (62.0%) Nicolas Kimaz113,049 (38.0%) D+24.1
23 Debbie Wasserman Schultz161,611 (58.5%) Joseph 'Joe' Kaufman99,446 (36.0%) 15,309 D+22.5
24 Frederica Wilson none no vote
Unopposed; no votes were counted.
25 Mary Barzee Flores84,173 (39.5%) Mario Diaz-Balart128,672 (60.5%) R+20.9
26 Debbie Mucarsel-Powell119,797 (50.9%) Carlos Curbelo115,678 (49.1%) D+1.8
27 Donna Shalala130,743 (51.8%) Maria Elvira Salazar115,588 (45.8%) 6,255 D+6.0

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Broward 444,766 70.1% 174,865 27.6% 14,464 634,095 D+42.6
Miami-Dade 299,870 49.2% 302,965 49.7% 7,198 610,033 R+0.5
Pinellas 232,512 53.5% 199,700 46.0% 2,188 434,400 D+7.6
Duval 179,664 47.9% 189,024 50.4% 6,148 374,836 R+2.5
Lee 111,897 39.0% 174,534 60.9% 221 286,652 R+21.9
Brevard 112,989 40.3% 167,649 59.7% 280,638 R+19.5
Palm Beach 157,839 60.8% 101,495 39.1% 67 259,401 D+21.7
Polk 107,853 45.0% 131,483 54.9% 155 239,491 R+9.9
Hillsborough 113,143 48.3% 120,732 51.6% 305 234,180 R+3.2
Volusia 103,779 45.8% 122,589 54.2% 226,368 R+8.3
Pasco 80,624 38.2% 124,959 59.3% 5,206 210,789 R+21.0
Sarasota 94,779 45.3% 114,565 54.7% 209,344 R+9.5
Seminole 106,338 53.8% 91,435 46.2% 197,773 D+7.5
Orange 125,592 63.6% 71,936 36.4% 197,528 D+27.2
Manatee 67,653 41.6% 95,137 58.4% 162,790 R+16.9
Collier 55,337 35.8% 99,206 64.2% 28 154,571 R+28.4
Lake 60,849 39.6% 92,949 60.4% 13 153,811 R+20.9
Marion 57,452 37.6% 95,441 62.4% 67 152,960 R+24.8
Leon 89,684 64.9% 48,574 35.1% 138,258 D+29.7
St. Johns 40,858 31.6% 85,608 66.2% 2,778 129,244 R+34.6
Escambia 54,734 42.6% 73,752 57.4% 128,486 R+14.8
St. Lucie 62,281 50.3% 61,645 49.7% 123,926 D+0.5
Alachua 70,937 61.9% 43,579 38.1% 114,516 D+23.9
Osceola 71,924 63.2% 41,829 36.8% 113,753 D+26.5
Clay 26,019 28.1% 66,733 71.9% 92,752 R+43.9
Charlotte 32,617 37.9% 53,387 62.1% 86,004 R+24.2
Okaloosa 23,694 28.2% 60,222 71.8% 83,916 R+43.5
Hernando 30,385 38.0% 49,362 61.8% 111 79,858 R+23.8
Martin 27,694 35.5% 50,235 64.5% 77,929 R+28.9
Santa Rosa 19,948 26.4% 55,526 73.6% 75,474 R+47.1
Sumter 22,205 30.1% 51,631 69.9% 32 73,868 R+39.8
Indian River 27,005 36.6% 46,744 63.4% 73,749 R+26.8
Citrus 22,380 31.8% 47,839 68.0% 94 70,313 R+36.2
Bay 15,834 25.1% 47,366 74.9% 63,200 R+49.9
Flagler 21,635 41.4% 30,583 58.6% 52,218 R+17.1
Nassau 9,895 22.9% 32,571 75.3% 797 43,263 R+52.4
Highlands 13,299 33.9% 25,913 66.1% 39,212 R+32.2
Monroe 16,671 46.3% 19,307 53.7% 35,978 R+7.3
Walton 7,329 24.3% 22,861 75.7% 30,190 R+51.4
Putnam 8,494 30.4% 19,490 69.6% 27,984 R+39.3
Columbia 6,937 28.3% 17,559 71.7% 24,496 R+43.4
Gadsden 14,612 73.2% 5,356 26.8% 19,968 D+46.4
Levy 4,715 27.9% 12,168 72.1% 16,883 R+44.1
Suwannee 3,472 21.9% 12,376 78.1% 15,848 R+56.2
Jackson 4,891 30.9% 10,935 69.1% 15,826 R+38.2
Wakulla 4,469 31.7% 9,623 68.3% 14,092 R+36.6
Okeechobee 3,415 30.8% 7,665 69.2% 11,080 R+38.4
Bradford 2,460 23.6% 7,983 76.4% 10,443 R+52.9
Baker 1,966 18.9% 8,448 81.1% 10,414 R+62.2
Washington 1,792 19.9% 7,227 80.1% 9,019 R+60.3
Desoto 3,253 36.9% 5,557 63.1% 8,810 R+26.2
Hendry 3,557 41.3% 5,051 58.7% 8,608 R+17.4
Taylor 1,982 25.2% 5,879 74.8% 7,861 R+49.6
Madison 3,456 45.7% 4,101 54.3% 7,557 R+8.5
Gilchrist 1,324 18.1% 5,991 81.9% 7,315 R+63.8
Jefferson 3,719 51.0% 3,568 49.0% 7,287 D+2.1
Holmes 787 11.7% 5,963 88.3% 6,750 R+76.7
Hardee 1,903 30.1% 4,428 69.9% 6,331 R+39.9
Gulf 1,458 24.8% 4,411 75.2% 5,869 R+50.3
Dixie 989 17.2% 4,748 82.8% 5,737 R+65.5
Franklin 1,805 33.5% 3,589 66.5% 5,394 R+33.1
Union 899 18.5% 3,964 81.5% 4,863 R+63.0
Calhoun 925 20.1% 3,666 79.9% 4,591 R+59.7
Hamilton 1,756 39.0% 2,746 61.0% 4,502 R+22.0
Glades 1,184 31.3% 2,598 68.7% 3,782 R+37.4
Lafayette 458 16.4% 2,328 83.6% 2,786 R+67.1
Liberty 580 21.8% 2,077 78.2% 2,657 R+56.3

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