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Election 2022 Results

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2022 US House elections in Florida

Florida elected 28 members of the House in 2022: Democrats won 8 seats and Republicans 20.

The closest was the 23rd district, decided by 4.8 points: Jared Moskowitz (Democrat) beat Joe Budd (Republican), 51.6% to 46.8%, a margin of 4.8 points and 13,270 votes.

In the House vote by county, Republicans led in 59 of the 67 counties and Democrats in 8. The largest, Miami-Dade, cast 704,766 votes and went to the Republican by 9.3 points. The closest was Jefferson, where 1,164 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 Rebekah Jones93,467 (32.1%) Matt Gaetz197,349 (67.9%) R+35.7
2 Al Lawson121,153 (40.2%) Neal Dunn180,236 (59.8%) R+19.6
3 Danielle Hawk103,382 (36.3%) Kat Cammack178,101 (62.5%) 3,410 R+26.2
4 LaShonda Holloway108,402 (39.5%) Aaron Bean165,696 (60.5%) 5 R+20.9
5 none John Rutherford no vote
Unopposed; no votes were counted.
6 none Mike Waltz226,548 (75.3%) 74,207 R+75.3
7 Karen Green126,079 (41.4%) Cory Mills177,965 (58.5%) 312 R+17.1
8 Joanne Terry120,080 (35.1%) Bill Posey222,128 (64.9%) R+29.8
9 Darren Soto108,541 (53.6%) Scotty Moore93,827 (46.4%) D+7.3
10 Maxwell Frost117,955 (59.0%) Calvin Wimbish78,844 (39.4%) 3,111 D+19.6
11 Shante Munns115,647 (35.4%) Daniel Webster205,995 (63.1%) 4,967 R+27.7
12 Kimberly Walker95,390 (29.6%) Gus Bilirakis226,601 (70.4%) 4 R+40.8
13 Eric Lynn153,876 (45.0%) Anna Paulina Luna181,487 (53.1%) 6,500 R+8.1
14 Kathy Castor149,737 (56.9%) James Judge113,427 (43.1%) D+13.8
15 Alan Cohn102,835 (41.5%) Laurel Lee145,219 (58.5%) R+17.1
16 Jan Schneider115,575 (37.8%) Vern Buchanan189,762 (62.1%) 358 R+24.3
17 Andrea Kale123,798 (35.5%) Greg Steube222,483 (63.8%) 2,225 R+28.3
18 none Scott Franklin167,429 (74.7%) 56,805 R+74.7
19 Cindy Banyai100,226 (32.0%) Byron Donalds213,035 (68.0%) 239 R+36.0
20 Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick136,215 (72.3%) Drew-Montez Clark52,151 (27.7%) D+44.6
21 Corinna Balderramos Robinson119,891 (36.5%) Brian Mast208,614 (63.5%) R+27.0
22 Lois Frankel150,010 (55.1%) Daniel Franzese122,194 (44.9%) D+10.2
23 Jared Moskowitz143,951 (51.6%) Joe Budd130,681 (46.8%) 4,417 D+4.8
24 Frederica Wilson133,442 (71.8%) Jesus Navarro52,449 (28.2%) D+43.6
25 Debbie Wasserman Schultz129,113 (55.1%) Carla Spalding105,239 (44.9%) D+10.2
26 Christine Olivo58,868 (29.1%) Mario Díaz-Balart143,240 (70.9%) R+41.8
27 Annette Taddeo101,404 (42.7%) María Elvira Salazar136,038 (57.3%) R+14.6
28 Robert Asencio76,665 (36.3%) Carlos A. Giménez134,457 (63.7%) 28 R+27.4

The House vote in every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Miami-Dade 319,547 45.3% 384,931 54.6% 288 704,766 R+9.3
Broward 350,531 59.9% 230,876 39.5% 3,347 584,754 D+20.5
Palm Beach 273,863 50.9% 263,397 48.9% 1,070 538,330 D+1.9
Hillsborough 226,263 47.5% 249,997 52.5% 160 476,420 R+5.0
Pinellas 202,844 48.4% 210,021 50.1% 6,500 419,365 R+1.7
Orange 217,936 54.2% 179,386 44.6% 4,607 401,929 D+9.6
Lee 88,543 32.6% 182,794 67.2% 478 271,815 R+34.7
Brevard 95,227 35.9% 169,767 64.1% 264,994 R+28.1
Pasco 73,767 33.1% 148,872 66.8% 297 222,936 R+33.7
Polk 26,078 12.0% 148,935 68.3% 42,916 217,929 R+56.4
Sarasota 83,939 38.8% 131,368 60.6% 1,302 216,609 R+21.9
Volusia 43,821 20.3% 143,953 66.6% 28,232 216,006 R+46.4
Seminole 82,258 45.5% 98,275 54.4% 191 180,724 R+8.9
Manatee 58,725 34.4% 111,719 65.5% 198 170,642 R+31.1
Collier 46,441 28.7% 115,138 71.2% 213 161,792 R+42.5
Lake 36,029 23.1% 107,062 68.8% 12,611 155,702 R+45.6
Marion 29,361 19.7% 106,340 71.2% 13,672 149,373 R+51.5
Duval 75,485 55.0% 61,692 44.9% 169 137,346 D+10.0
St. Lucie 47,960 39.7% 72,888 60.3% 120,848 R+20.6
Leon 70,792 60.4% 46,430 39.6% 117,222 D+20.8
Escambia 46,764 41.0% 67,337 59.0% 114,101 R+18.0
Osceola 52,827 51.9% 48,929 48.1% 101,756 D+3.8
Alachua 55,454 58.2% 38,704 40.7% 1,052 95,210 D+17.6
Charlotte 27,343 29.8% 63,900 69.6% 611 91,854 R+39.8
Clay 22,530 25.1% 66,983 74.7% 101 89,614 R+49.6
Sumter 22,297 25.2% 64,656 73.2% 1,414 88,367 R+47.9
Okaloosa 23,015 28.9% 56,621 71.1% 79,636 R+42.2
Hernando 23,761 29.9% 55,717 70.0% 74 79,552 R+40.2
Martin 22,233 28.8% 55,018 71.2% 77,251 R+42.4
Indian River 24,637 32.4% 51,480 67.6% 76,117 R+35.3
Citrus 19,245 25.6% 55,827 74.3% 70 75,142 R+48.7
Santa Rosa 19,111 25.7% 55,359 74.3% 74,470 R+48.7
Bay 14,990 22.4% 51,848 77.6% 66,838 R+55.1
Flagler 0 0.0% 40,018 74.3% 13,812 53,830 R+74.3
Nassau 10,387 21.9% 37,021 78.0% 64 47,472 R+56.1
Highlands 0 0.0% 29,491 78.1% 8,289 37,780 R+78.1
Walton 7,167 20.8% 27,281 79.2% 34,448 R+58.4
Monroe 13,183 39.2% 20,421 60.7% 53 33,657 R+21.5
Putnam 0 0.0% 20,321 81.4% 4,639 24,960 R+81.4
Columbia 4,961 21.1% 18,332 77.8% 262 23,555 R+56.8
St. Johns 0 0.0% 14,856 77.1% 4,423 19,279 R+77.1
Levy 3,935 22.1% 13,648 76.5% 247 17,830 R+54.5
Gadsden 11,314 65.2% 6,048 34.8% 17,362 D+30.3
Jackson 4,133 25.4% 12,137 74.6% 16,270 R+49.2
Suwannee 2,796 17.2% 13,272 81.7% 179 16,247 R+64.5
Wakulla 4,258 28.4% 10,720 71.6% 14,978 R+43.1
Baker 1,152 10.9% 9,379 88.4% 81 10,612 R+77.5
Okeechobee 0 0.0% 8,561 81.9% 1,890 10,451 R+81.9
Bradford 1,859 18.3% 8,179 80.4% 130 10,168 R+62.2
Washington 1,411 15.5% 7,675 84.5% 9,086 R+68.9
Desoto 0 0.0% 6,504 79.3% 1,698 8,202 R+79.3
Hendry 0 0.0% 6,114 78.0% 1,726 7,840 R+78.0
Gilchrist 1,067 13.6% 6,667 85.1% 97 7,831 R+71.5
Taylor 1,439 18.9% 6,155 81.1% 7,594 R+62.1
Jefferson 2,973 41.8% 4,137 58.2% 7,110 R+16.4
Madison 2,467 35.4% 4,494 64.6% 6,961 R+29.1
Holmes 598 8.9% 6,149 91.1% 6,747 R+82.3
Gulf 1,358 21.2% 5,044 78.8% 6,402 R+57.6
Dixie 793 12.9% 5,258 85.7% 85 6,136 R+72.8
Franklin 1,563 28.9% 3,846 71.1% 5,409 R+42.2
Hardee 0 0.0% 4,513 84.8% 807 5,320 R+84.8
Calhoun 768 15.9% 4,068 84.1% 4,836 R+68.2
Union 562 12.4% 3,921 86.6% 46 4,529 R+74.2
Hamilton 1,155 27.2% 3,053 71.9% 36 4,244 R+44.7
Glades 0 0.0% 3,000 82.1% 654 3,654 R+82.1
Lafayette 297 10.3% 2,571 88.8% 28 2,896 R+78.5
Liberty 489 18.7% 2,121 81.3% 2,610 R+62.5

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