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Election 1992 Results

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1992 US Senate election in Florida

Bob Graham (Democrat) beat Bill Grant (Republican) in Florida in 1992, 65.4% to 34.6%, a margin of 30.8 points and 1,529,060 votes.

The Democratic hold continued from 1986, when Bob Graham also won.

Democrats led in 66 of the 67 counties and Republicans in 1. The largest, Miami-Dade, cast 522,231 votes and went to the Democrat by 57.3 points. The closest was Okaloosa, where 301 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
Bob Graham won Democratic 3,245,565 65.4%
Bill Grant Republican 1,716,505 34.6%
All other candidates 220 0.0%
Total4,962,290

Every county

CountyDemocratRepublicanOthersTotalMargin
Miami-Dade 410,754 78.7% 111,475 21.3% 2 522,231 D+57.3
Broward 339,439 76.0% 107,432 24.0% 1 446,872 D+51.9
Pinellas 243,410 64.6% 133,415 35.4% 30 376,855 D+29.2
Palm Beach 249,219 70.2% 105,968 29.8% 1 355,188 D+40.3
Hillsborough 187,287 61.4% 117,636 38.6% 2 304,925 D+22.8
Orange 143,057 61.4% 89,965 38.6% 3 233,025 D+22.8
Duval 136,552 63.1% 79,999 36.9% 8 216,559 D+26.1
Brevard 110,490 57.4% 82,168 42.6% 192,658 D+14.7
Volusia 101,365 67.0% 49,863 33.0% 96 151,324 D+34.0
Lee 88,282 58.6% 62,424 41.4% 3 150,709 D+17.2
Polk 90,346 62.0% 55,478 38.0% 145,824 D+23.9
Sarasota 70,709 57.2% 52,968 42.8% 28 123,705 D+14.3
Pasco 78,514 63.9% 44,307 36.1% 122,821 D+27.9
Seminole 65,932 57.7% 48,249 42.3% 4 114,185 D+15.5
Escambia 57,085 56.6% 43,757 43.4% 100,842 D+13.2
Manatee 58,583 59.5% 39,913 40.5% 3 98,499 D+19.0
Leon 73,423 76.5% 22,525 23.5% 26 95,974 D+53.0
Martin 52,873 62.0% 32,395 38.0% 85,268 D+24.0
Alachua 54,963 73.3% 20,018 26.7% 4 74,985 D+46.6
Collier 36,389 51.8% 33,826 48.2% 70,215 D+3.7
Lake 42,945 62.4% 25,839 37.6% 68,784 D+24.9
St. Lucie 40,091 64.0% 22,569 36.0% 3 62,663 D+28.0
Charlotte 36,382 59.6% 24,674 40.4% 61,056 D+19.2
Okaloosa 29,801 49.7% 30,102 50.3% 59,903 R+0.5
Hernando 35,314 64.3% 19,634 35.7% 54,948 D+28.5
Monroe 28,366 56.2% 22,075 43.8% 50,441 D+12.5
Citrus 27,680 61.0% 17,705 39.0% 1 45,386 D+22.0
Clay 23,724 52.8% 21,204 47.2% 44,928 D+5.6
Indian River 23,310 53.7% 20,121 46.3% 43,431 D+7.3
Osceola 26,394 62.4% 15,928 37.6% 42,322 D+24.7
Bay 21,930 54.4% 18,410 45.6% 1 40,341 D+8.7
St. Johns 22,076 56.4% 17,075 43.6% 39,151 D+12.8
Santa Rosa 19,448 54.7% 16,076 45.3% 35,524 D+9.5
Highlands 18,811 59.0% 13,077 41.0% 31,888 D+18.0
Marion 18,199 64.5% 10,015 35.5% 28,214 D+29.0
Putnam 18,224 72.2% 7,009 27.8% 1 25,234 D+44.4
Nassau 10,934 60.9% 7,022 39.1% 17,956 D+21.8
Flagler 10,083 63.5% 5,789 36.5% 15,872 D+27.1
Columbia 9,478 63.0% 5,565 37.0% 15,043 D+26.0
Jackson 9,586 65.1% 5,137 34.9% 14,723 D+30.2
Walton 7,723 59.7% 5,212 40.3% 1 12,936 D+19.4
Gadsden 10,487 81.8% 2,328 18.2% 12,815 D+63.7
Suwannee 7,421 65.4% 3,934 34.6% 11,355 D+30.7
Levy 7,259 66.6% 3,643 33.4% 10,902 D+33.2
Sumter 7,337 71.1% 2,987 28.9% 10,324 D+42.1
Okeechobee 6,158 66.2% 3,143 33.8% 9,301 D+32.4
Bradford 5,791 70.7% 2,401 29.3% 8,192 D+41.4
Hendry 5,498 69.9% 2,370 30.1% 7,868 D+39.8
Desoto 5,021 65.4% 2,655 34.6% 7,676 D+30.8
Washington 4,748 62.4% 2,857 37.6% 7,605 D+24.9
Baker 4,689 63.9% 2,647 36.1% 7,336 D+27.8
Taylor 4,896 69.4% 2,162 30.6% 7,058 D+38.7
Wakulla 4,934 73.6% 1,771 26.4% 6,705 D+47.2
Hardee 4,131 65.2% 2,208 34.8% 6,339 D+30.3
Holmes 3,740 60.0% 2,494 40.0% 6,234 D+20.0
Madison 4,390 72.9% 1,627 27.0% 1 6,018 D+45.9
Gulf 3,491 61.0% 2,231 39.0% 5,722 D+22.0
Dixie 3,346 70.7% 1,385 29.3% 4,731 D+41.5
Jefferson 3,632 77.0% 1,082 23.0% 4,714 D+54.1
Gilchrist 2,990 69.5% 1,315 30.5% 4,305 D+38.9
Calhoun 2,890 69.6% 1,263 30.4% 4,153 D+39.2
Franklin 2,450 63.5% 1,409 36.5% 1 3,860 D+27.0
Hamilton 2,669 72.0% 1,040 28.0% 3,709 D+43.9
Union 2,624 72.8% 982 27.2% 3,606 D+45.5
Glades 2,350 69.0% 1,057 31.0% 3,407 D+38.0
Lafayette 1,749 68.6% 800 31.4% 2,549 D+37.2
Liberty 1,703 71.0% 695 29.0% 2,398 D+42.0

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