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Election 1926 Results

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1926 US Senate election in Florida

Duncan U. Fletcher (Democrat) beat John M. Lindsay (Republican) in Florida in 1926, 77.9% to 12.8%, a margin of 65.1 points and 42,673 votes.

The Democratic hold continued from 1920, when Duncan U. Fletcher also won.

Democrats led in 66 of the 67 counties as they stood then and Republicans in 1. The largest, Pinellas, cast 5,113 votes and went to the Democrat by 31.4 points. The closest was Martin, where 17 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
Duncan U. Fletcher won Democratic 51,054 77.9%
John M. Lindsay Republican 8,381 12.8%
W. R. O'Neal Republican 6,133 9.4%
Total65,568

Every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Pinellas 3,227 63.1% 1,620 31.7% 266 5,113 D+31.4
Duval 3,878 88.8% 283 6.5% 207 4,368 D+82.3
Hillsborough 3,516 85.5% 319 7.8% 279 4,114 D+77.7
Dade 2,954 81.2% 327 9.0% 355 3,636 D+72.2
Palm Beach 2,137 59.0% 1,306 36.0% 180 3,623 D+22.9
Polk 2,332 74.4% 633 20.2% 168 3,133 D+54.2
Volusia 1,431 71.6% 200 10.0% 369 2,000 D+61.6
Orange 1,197 61.9% 336 17.4% 401 1,934 D+44.5
Sarasota 1,352 73.4% 132 7.2% 358 1,842 D+66.2
Osceola 1,246 73.0% 112 6.6% 348 1,706 D+66.5
Monroe 1,278 75.4% 359 21.2% 57 1,694 D+54.3
Manatee 1,364 84.7% 36 2.2% 211 1,611 D+82.4
Lake 1,080 72.7% 66 4.4% 340 1,486 D+68.2
Brevard 940 68.3% 235 17.1% 201 1,376 D+51.2
Bay 1,119 87.7% 35 2.7% 122 1,276 D+85.0
Escambia 988 82.7% 155 13.0% 52 1,195 D+69.7
Marion 1,063 89.9% 21 1.8% 99 1,183 D+88.1
Alachua 928 79.0% 29 2.5% 217 1,174 D+76.6
St. Johns 858 79.5% 103 9.5% 118 1,079 D+70.0
Lee 669 64.1% 278 26.6% 97 1,044 D+37.5
Pasco 685 73.8% 53 5.7% 190 928 D+68.1
Putnam 814 88.4% 40 4.3% 67 921 D+84.0
Jackson 854 93.3% 16 1.7% 45 915 D+91.6
Martin 420 47.1% 437 49.0% 34 891 R+1.9
Seminole 645 74.1% 102 11.7% 124 871 D+62.3
Walton 660 84.9% 57 7.3% 60 777 D+77.6
Leon 661 94.6% 9 1.3% 29 699 D+93.3
St. Lucie 590 87.3% 57 8.4% 29 676 D+78.8
Broward 387 59.3% 192 29.4% 74 653 D+29.9
Indian River 496 83.5% 52 8.8% 46 594 D+74.7
Suwannee 509 94.1% 6 1.1% 26 541 D+93.0
Columbia 470 94.6% 9 1.8% 18 497 D+92.8
Hardee 379 78.1% 38 7.8% 68 485 D+70.3
Citrus 395 82.8% 16 3.4% 66 477 D+79.5
Levy 407 86.0% 35 7.4% 31 473 D+78.6
Santa Rosa 443 95.3% 7 1.5% 15 465 D+93.8
Sumter 341 76.3% 93 20.8% 13 447 D+55.5
Okeechobee 345 77.7% 40 9.0% 59 444 D+68.7
Washington 375 84.7% 22 5.0% 46 443 D+79.7
Hernando 371 84.3% 39 8.9% 30 440 D+75.5
Holmes 376 85.8% 26 5.9% 36 438 D+79.9
Clay 369 86.0% 24 5.6% 36 429 D+80.4
Highlands 317 74.9% 59 13.9% 47 423 D+61.0
Madison 380 90.3% 12 2.9% 29 421 D+87.4
Taylor 351 85.4% 30 7.3% 30 411 D+78.1
Dixie 327 81.1% 27 6.7% 49 403 D+74.4
Bradford 360 90.2% 16 4.0% 23 399 D+86.2
Nassau 368 93.9% 8 2.0% 16 392 D+91.8
Okaloosa 298 76.6% 13 3.3% 78 389 D+73.3
Gulf 318 85.7% 42 11.3% 11 371 D+74.4
Jefferson 354 95.7% 7 1.9% 9 370 D+93.8
Charlotte 314 85.1% 29 7.9% 26 369 D+77.2
De Soto 297 80.7% 24 6.5% 47 368 D+74.2
Gadsden 345 95.6% 11 3.0% 5 361 D+92.5
Hamilton 282 87.6% 16 5.0% 24 322 D+82.6
Calhoun 268 88.7% 13 4.3% 21 302 D+84.4
Gilchrist 257 94.8% 5 1.8% 9 271 D+93.0
Hendry 202 80.2% 23 9.1% 27 252 D+71.0
Union 192 90.1% 14 6.6% 7 213 D+83.6
Wakulla 194 94.6% 6 2.9% 5 205 D+91.7
Lafayette 191 94.6% 3 1.5% 8 202 D+93.1
Flagler 156 79.2% 14 7.1% 27 197 D+72.1
Collier 172 89.6% 19 9.9% 1 192 D+79.7
Baker 155 86.6% 13 7.3% 11 179 D+79.3
Liberty 158 94.0% 1 0.6% 9 168 D+93.5
Glades 115 71.9% 21 13.1% 24 160 D+58.8
Franklin 134 97.8% 0 0.0% 3 137 D+97.8

Counties as they stood in 1926; 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