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Election 1916 Results

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1916 US Senate election in Florida

Park Trammell (Democrat) beat W.R. O'Neal (Republican) in Florida in 1916, 82.9% to 12.5%, a margin of 70.4 points and 49,617 votes.

Democrats led in 52 of the 52 counties as they stood then. The largest, Duval, cast 6,249 votes and went to the Democrat by 80.1 points. The closest was Osceola, where 247 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.

Senate

CandidatePartyVotesShare
Park Trammell won Democratic 58,391 82.9%
W.R. O'Neal Republican 8,774 12.5%
All other candidates 3,304 4.7%
Total70,469

Every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Duval 5,530 88.5% 526 8.4% 193 6,249 D+80.1
Hillsborough 4,916 85.8% 463 8.1% 349 5,728 D+77.7
Polk 2,670 85.7% 315 10.1% 129 3,114 D+75.6
Dade 1,902 74.2% 474 18.5% 188 2,564 D+55.7
Escambia 2,239 88.0% 255 10.0% 50 2,544 D+78.0
Jackson 2,125 91.2% 158 6.8% 46 2,329 D+84.5
Volusia 1,799 78.6% 355 15.5% 134 2,288 D+63.1
De Soto 1,860 84.8% 218 9.9% 116 2,194 D+74.8
Alachua 1,883 86.5% 259 11.9% 35 2,177 D+74.6
Pinellas 1,708 80.8% 301 14.2% 104 2,113 D+66.6
Marion 1,635 78.0% 368 17.5% 94 2,097 D+60.4
Orange 1,229 72.8% 432 25.6% 27 1,688 D+47.2
St. Johns 1,083 71.9% 306 20.3% 118 1,507 D+51.6
Bradford 1,368 92.6% 93 6.3% 17 1,478 D+86.3
Putnam 1,028 75.4% 294 21.6% 41 1,363 D+53.9
Manatee 1,100 80.8% 189 13.9% 73 1,362 D+66.9
Suwannee 1,129 88.3% 48 3.8% 102 1,279 D+84.5
Walton 887 70.2% 331 26.2% 46 1,264 D+44.0
Holmes 1,009 81.9% 167 13.6% 56 1,232 D+68.3
Lake 963 78.7% 204 16.7% 56 1,223 D+62.1
Palm Beach 855 70.4% 235 19.4% 124 1,214 D+51.1
Monroe 755 64.1% 233 19.8% 190 1,178 D+44.3
Leon 955 85.4% 150 13.4% 13 1,118 D+72.0
Santa Rosa 966 93.4% 41 4.0% 27 1,034 D+89.5
Pasco 819 79.8% 164 16.0% 43 1,026 D+63.8
Bay 719 73.1% 174 17.7% 90 983 D+55.4
Gadsden 932 96.8% 24 2.5% 7 963 D+94.3
Columbia 789 82.0% 147 15.3% 26 962 D+66.7
Lee 783 83.7% 101 10.8% 51 935 D+72.9
St. Lucie 703 75.4% 66 7.1% 163 932 D+68.3
Okaloosa 754 82.9% 131 14.4% 25 910 D+68.5
Seminole 706 79.1% 146 16.3% 41 893 D+62.7
Washington 641 73.4% 123 14.1% 109 873 D+59.3
Levy 723 84.9% 103 12.1% 26 852 D+72.8
Osceola 512 63.1% 265 32.6% 35 812 D+30.4
Brevard 639 79.1% 123 15.2% 46 808 D+63.9
Calhoun 675 84.6% 58 7.3% 65 798 D+77.3
Lafayette 772 97.5% 14 1.8% 6 792 D+95.7
Hamilton 610 88.3% 60 8.7% 21 691 D+79.6
Jefferson 622 90.4% 60 8.7% 6 688 D+81.7
Sumter 568 86.3% 70 10.6% 20 658 D+75.7
Madison 614 96.7% 15 2.4% 6 635 D+94.3
Broward 427 67.7% 127 20.1% 77 631 D+47.5
Citrus 576 93.5% 28 4.5% 12 616 D+89.0
Taylor 553 93.9% 30 5.1% 6 589 D+88.8
Hernando 429 88.5% 38 7.8% 18 485 D+80.6
Clay 426 88.2% 41 8.5% 16 483 D+79.7
Nassau 444 92.1% 29 6.0% 9 482 D+86.1
Wakulla 364 76.2% 105 22.0% 9 478 D+54.2
Baker 373 86.7% 39 9.1% 18 430 D+77.7
Franklin 330 81.1% 59 14.5% 18 407 D+66.6
Liberty 294 91.9% 19 5.9% 7 320 D+85.9

Counties as they stood in 1916; some have since been split, merged or renamed. Margin: the Democrat's share of all votes minus the Republican's. Sources and how the results were checked.

Florida Senate elections we hold

YearWinnerMargin
2024 Rick Scott (R) R+12.8
2022 Marco Rubio (R) R+16.3
2018 Rick Scott (R) R+0.1
2016 Marco Rubio (R) R+7.7
2012 Bill Nelson (D) D+13.0
2010 Marco Rubio (R) R+28.7
2006 Bill Nelson (D) D+22.2
2004 Mel Martinez (R) R+1.1
2000 Bill Nelson (D) D+4.9
1998 Bob Graham (D) D+24.9
1994 Connie Mack (R) R+41.0
1992 Bob Graham (D) D+30.8
1988 Connie Mack (R) R+0.8
1986 Bob Graham (D) D+9.5
1982 Lawton Chiles (D) D+23.5
1980 Paula Hawkins (R) R+3.3
1976 Lawton Chiles (D) D+26.0
1974 Richard Stone (D) D+2.5
1970 Lawton Chiles (D) D+7.7
1968 Edward J. Gurney (R) R+11.8
1964 Spessard L. Holland (D) D+27.9
1962 George A. Smathers (D) D+40.1
1958 Spessard L. Holland (D) D+42.5
1956 George A. Smathers (D) D+100.0
1952 Spessard L. Holland (D) D+100.0
1950 George A. Smathers (D) D+52.6
1946 Spessard L. Holland (D) D+57.3
1944 Claude Pepper (D) D+42.6
1940 Charles O. Andrews (D) D+100.0
1938 Claude Pepper (D) D+64.9
1934 Park Trammell (D) D+100.0
1932 Duncan U. Fletcher (D) D+100.0
1928 Park Trammell (D) D+37.1
1926 Duncan U. Fletcher (D) D+65.1
1922 Park Trammell (D) D+88.3
1920 Duncan U. Fletcher (D) D+43.5
1916 Park Trammell (D) D+70.4
1914 Duncan U. Fletcher (D) D+99.5