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1 These are the Primary Results.. In Green are the candidates that won their primaries and that were endorsed by the FOP.. Remember this is a Primary Election Report After the legislative committee and district directors evaluate the election results, there will be a new report. United States Senator William Escoffery III rep. 81,825 (6.53%) William Billy Kogut rep. 111,476 (8.90%) Marco Rubio rep. 1,059,193 (84.57%) 1,252,494 total votes cast. Glenn A. Burkett dem. 59,294 (6.52%) Maurice A. Ferre dem. 44,463 (4.89%) Jeff Greene dem. 282,568 (31.08%) Kendrick B. Meek dem. 522,982 (57.51%) 909,307 total votes cast. United States Representative U.S. Representative, District 2 Eddie Hendry rep. 6,155 (10.20%) Ron McNeil rep. 6,438 (10.66%) Barbara F. Olschner rep. 4,957 (8.21%) David Scholl rep. 14,490 (24.00%) Steve Southerland rep. 28,329 (46.93%) 60,369 total votes cast. U.S. Representative, District 2
2 Allen Boyd dem. 42,437 (51.47%) Al Lawson dem. 40,017 (48.53%) 82,454 total votes cast. U.S. Representative, District 3 Dean Black rep. 6,736 (35.20%) Chris Nwasike rep. 3,642 (19.03%) Michael "Mike" Yostrep. 8,758 (45.77%) 19,136 total votes cast. U.S. Representative, District 3 Corrine Browndem. 34,292 (79.98%) Scott Fortune dem. 8,584 (20.02%) 42,876 total votes cast. U.S. Representative, District 5 Richard B. "Rich" Nugent rep. 52,606 (62.12%) Jason Sager rep. 32,073 (37.88%) 84,679 total votes cast. U.S. Representative, District 6 Don Browning rep. 20,002 (28.54%) Clifford B. "Cliff" Stearns rep. 50,090 (71.46%) 70,092 total votes cast. U.S. Representative, District 8
3 Ross Bieling rep. 1,645 (2.67%) Dan Fanelli rep. 1,896 (3.08%) Kurt Kelly rep. 8,307 (13.50%) Todd Long rep. 14,066 (22.86%) Bruce O'Donoghue rep. 4,380 (7.12%) Patricia Sullivan rep. 6,504 (10.57%) Daniel Webster rep. 24,723 (40.19%) 61,521 total votes cast. U.S. Representative, District 9 Anita de Palmadem. 16,584 (59.34%) Phil Hindahl dem. 11,364 (40.66%) 27,948 total votes cast. U.S. Representative, District 11 Eddie Adams Jr. rep. 3,036 (13.01%) Tony Buntyn rep. 2,742 (11.75%) Thomas C. Castellano rep. 6,562 (28.12%) Mike Prendergast rep. 10,995 (47.12%) 23,335 total votes cast. U.S. Representative, District 11 Kathy Castordem. 29,278 (85.31%) Tim Curtis dem. 5,041 (14.69%) 34,319 total votes cast. U.S. Representative, District 12 John W. Lindsey Jr.rep. 14,871 (31.02%)
4 Dennis A. Ross rep. 33,070 (68.98%) 47,941 total votes cast. U.S. Representative, District 12 Lori Edwards dem. 24,727 (75.19%) Doug Tudor dem. 8,158 (24.81%) 32,885 total votes cast. U.S. Representative, District 13 Don Baldauf rep. 12,186 (16.54%) Vern Buchanan rep. 61,476 (83.46%) 73,662 total votes cast. U.S. Representative, District 13 Rick Eaton dem. 13,984 (43.31%) James T. Goldendem. 18,307 (56.69%) 32,291 total votes cast. U.S. Representative, District 16 Jim Horn dem. 20,820 (67.74%) Ed Tautiva dem. 9,913 (32.26%) 30,733 total votes cast. U.S. Representative, District 17 Marleine Bastien dem. 2,889 (5.99%)
5 Phillip J. Brutus dem. 4,068 (8.44%) James Bush III dem. 2,630 (5.46%) Scott Galvin dem. 2,653 (5.50%) Shirley Gibson dem. 5,777 (11.98%) Rudolph "Rudy" Moise dem. 7,769 (16.12%) Yolly Roberson dem. 4,921 (10.21%) Andre L. Williams dem. 842 (1.75%) Frederica S. Wilson dem. 16,653 (34.55%) 48,202 total votes cast. U.S. Representative, District 20 Karen Harringtonrep. 7,478 (39.98%) Robert Lowry rep. 7,032 (37.59%) Donna Milo rep. 4,195 (22.43%) 18,705 total votes cast. U.S. Representative, District 22 David Brady rep. 9,096 (23.36%) Allen West rep. 29,847 (76.64%) 38,943 total votes cast. U.S. Representative, District 22 Ron Klein dem. 23,934 (84.58%) Paul Francis Renneisen dem. 4,362 (15.42%) 28,296 total votes cast. U.S. Representative, District 24 Sandra "Sandy" Adams rep. 19,885 (30.14%) Karen Diebel rep. 19,325 (29.29%)
6 Tom Garcia rep. 6,441 (9.76%) Deon Long rep. 2,077 (3.15%) Craig S. Miller rep. 18,255 (27.67%) 65,983 total votes cast. U.S. Representative, District 24 Suzanne Kosmas dem. 28,459 (77.76%) Paul P. Partyka dem. 8,139 (22.24%) 36,598 total votes cast. U.S. Representative, District 25 Mariana "Marili" Cancio rep. 3,097 (10.66%) Paul Crespo rep. 7,823 (26.92%) David Rivera rep. 18,139 (62.42%) 29,059 total votes cast. U.S. Representative, District 25 Joe Garcia dem. 11,925 (76.13%) Luis Meurice dem. 3,738 (23.87%) 15,663 total votes cast. Governor Mike McCalister rep. 129,989 (10.14%) Bill McCollum rep. 557,318 (43.46%) Rick Scott rep. 595,183 (46.41%) 1,282,490 total votes cast.
7 Brian P. Moore dem. 199,247 (23.09%) Alex Sink dem. 663,510 (76.91%) 862,757 total votes cast. Attorney General Holly Benson rep. 351,235 (29.25%) Pam Bondi rep. 455,011 (37.89%) Jeff Kottkamp rep. 394,582 (32.86%) 1,200,828 total votes cast. Dave Aronberg dem. 337,022 (40.93%) Dan Gelber dem. 486,351 (59.07%) 823,373 total votes cast. State Senate Greg Evers rep. 31,839 (71.30%) Mike Hill rep. 12,817 (28.70%) 44,656 total votes cast. State Senator, District 6 Candidate Party Statewide Votes Received
8 Bill Montford dem. 32,352 (55.26%) Curtis Richardsondem. 26,198 (44.74%) 58,550 total votes cast. State Senator, District 8 Charles Perniciarorep. 19,843 (38.23%) John Thrasher rep. 32,064 (61.77%) 51,907 total votes cast. State Senator, District 12 Kevin Ambler rep. 14,530 (44.05%) Jim Norman rep. 18,452 (55.95%) 32,982 total votes cast. State Senator, District 24 Thad Altman rep. 30,739 (67.68%) Bart Carmichaelrep. 14,682 (32.32%) 45,421 total votes cast. State Senator, District 25 Ellyn Bogdanoff rep. 16,433 (58.02%) Carl J. Domino rep. 11,891 (41.98%) 28,324 total votes cast. State Senator, District 27 Candidate Party Statewide Votes Received
9 Lizbeth Benacquisto rep. 12,154 (39.08%) Mike Lameyer rep. 7,682 (24.70%) Sharon J. Merchant rep. 11,267 (36.22%) 31,103 total votes cast. State Senator, District 27 Pete Burkertdem. 9,674 (47.20%) Kevin Rader dem. 10,820 (52.80%) 20,494 total votes cast. State Senator, District 35 Kevin Burns dem. 6,240 (34.98%) Gwen Margolisdem. 11,600 (65.02%) 17,840 total votes cast. State Senator, District 36 Miguel Diaz de la Portillarep. 12,094 (51.80%) J. Nillo rep. 1,051 (4.50%) Julio Robaina rep. 10,203 (43.70%) 23,348 total votes cast. State Senator, District 38 Anitere Flores rep. 19,438 (81.01%) David Nelson rep. 4,557 (18.99%) 23,995 total votes cast.
10 State Representative State Representative, District 1 Greg Brown rep. 5,769 (29.05%) Doug Broxson rep. 8,907 (44.86%) Ricky G. Perritt rep. 842 (4.24%) Ferd Salomon rep. 4,338 (21.85%) 19,856 total votes cast. State Representative, District 2 Clay Ingram rep. 8,923 (61.33%) David Karasekrep. 5,627 (38.67%) 14,550 total votes cast. State Representative, District 9 Kirk Headley-Perdue rep. 7,819 (54.73%) Ann Yarko rep. 6,468 (45.27%) 14,287 total votes cast. State Representative, District 9 Rick Minor dem. 6,741 (31.01%) Michelle Rehwinkel Vasilindadem. 14,995 (68.99%) 21,736 total votes cast.
11 State Representative, District 11 Elizabeth Porter rep. 9,192 (72.87%) Terry Rauch rep. 961 (7.62%) Charles E. Underhill rep. 651 (5.16%) Paul Watson rep. 1,810 (14.35%) 12,614 total votes cast. State Representative, District 16 Charles McBurney rep. 8,772 (84.36%) Luis Melendez rep. 1,626 (15.64%) 10,398 total votes cast. State Representative, District 20 Alan Kelso rep. 5,426 (28.56%) William L. "Bill" Proctorrep. 13,575 (71.44%) 19,001 total votes cast. State Representative, District 22 John P. Deakins rep. 4,373 (28.01%) Keith Perry rep. 6,853 (43.89%) Remzey L. Paul Samarrairep. 4,389 (28.11%) 15,615 total votes cast. State Representative, District 25 Rick Joyce rep. 8,134 (46.74%)
12 Larry Metz rep. 9,269 (53.26%) 17,403 total votes cast. State Representative, District 26 Vince Champion rep. 3,309 (22.54%) Fred Costello rep. 7,333 (49.95%) Nathan McDonell rep. 4,039 (27.51%) 14,681 total votes cast. State Representative, District 28 Dorothy L. Hukillrep. 9,212 (68.82%) Teresa A Valdes rep. 4,174 (31.18%) 13,386 total votes cast. State Representative, District 29 Robert "Rob" Dale rep. 2,728 (11.03%) Tom Goodson rep. 7,709 (31.17%) Erin K. Grall rep. 7,409 (29.95%) J. Roger Shealy rep. 6,890 (27.85%) 24,736 total votes cast. State Representative, District 31 Lori Halbert rep. 7,179 (49.34%) John Tobia rep. 7,370 (50.66%) 14,549 total votes cast. State Representative, District 31
13 Jane Havet dem. 1,857 (27.57%) Jodi James dem. 2,964 (44.00%) Joe Pishgardem. 1,915 (28.43%) 6,736 total votes cast. State Representative, District 33 Jason Brodeur rep. 7,888 (51.43%) James D. DeCocqrep. 1,730 (11.28%) Alice Sterling rep. 5,719 (37.29%) 15,337 total votes cast. State Representative, District 33 Libertarian Primary Ellen Paul lbt. 19 (27.94%) Franklin Perez lbt. 49 (72.06%) 68 total votes cast. State Representative, District 36 Craig McCarthy rep. 1,615 (38.49%) Greg Reynolds rep. 2,581 (61.51%) 4,196 total votes cast. State Representative, District 43 Ron Schultz rep. 15,306 (49.33%) Jimmie T. Smithrep. 15,721 (50.67%) 31,027 total votes cast.
14 State Representative, District 44 Diane Rowden dem. 5,666 (67.43%) Jay A. Thompson dem. 1,862 (22.16%) H. David Werder dem. 875 (10.41%) 8,403 total votes cast. State Representative, District 45 Fabian Calvo rep. 2,921 (23.41%) Richard Corcoran rep. 5,313 (42.59%) Kathryn E. Starkey rep. 4,242 (34.00%) 12,476 total votes cast. State Representative, District 47 Tom Aderhold rep. 1,481 (14.26%) Brian Blair rep. 2,541 (24.46%) James Grant rep. 3,857 (37.13%) Irene Guy rep. 2,510 (24.16%) 10,389 total votes cast. State Representative, District 48 Marg Baker rep. 2,664 (20.20%) Steven Mueller rep. 3,110 (23.59%) Peter F Nehr rep. 7,412 (56.21%) 13,186 total votes cast. State Representative, District 55
15 Darryl Ervin Rouson dem. 7,236 (74.15%) April Danielle Sheffield dem. 2,523 (25.85%) 9,759 total votes cast. State Representative, District 56 Rachel V. Burgin rep. 5,975 (56.17%) Marc Johnson rep. 4,662 (43.83%) 10,637 total votes cast. State Representative, District 57 Todd Marks rep. 2,699 (26.31%) Dan Molloy rep. 1,922 (18.74%) Dana Young rep. 5,637 (54.95%) 10,258 total votes cast. State Representative, District 60 Shawn Harrison rep. 5,105 (59.20%) Trey Stroud rep. 3,519 (40.80%) 8,624 total votes cast. State Representative, District 60 Christopher Carlos Cano dem. 1,548 (27.73%) Russ Patterson dem. 4,035 (72.27%) 5,583 total votes cast. State Representative, District 61
16 Will Weatherfordrep. 13,113 (80.32%) Kevin Wright rep. 3,212 (19.68%) 16,325 total votes cast. State Representative, District 66 Ben Albritton rep. 9,026 (79.40%) Chevon Baccus rep. 2,342 (20.60%) 11,368 total votes cast. State Representative, District 67 Jeremiah "JJ" Guccione rep. 6,525 (28.34%) Robert K. McCann rep. 4,297 (18.66%) Greg Steube rep. 12,200 (52.99%) 23,022 total votes cast. State Representative, District 73 Matt Caldwell rep. 4,050 (35.31%) Deanna Casalino rep. 972 (8.47%) Jason Moon rep. 3,320 (28.94%) John Schultz rep. 3,129 (27.28%) 11,471 total votes cast. State Representative, District 79 Thomas Chalifoux Jr.rep. 2,094 (21.67%) Mike Horner rep. 7,567 (78.33%) 9,661 total votes cast.
17 State Representative, District 80 Art Argenio rep. 5,785 (33.50%) Debbie Mayfield rep. 8,896 (51.51%) Bradley Ward rep. 2,588 (14.99%) 17,269 total votes cast. State Representative, District 83 Nancy Cardone rep. 3,537 (29.03%) Francisco Rodriguez rep. 1,204 (9.88%) Pat Rooney rep. 7,442 (61.09%) 12,183 total votes cast. State Representative, District 85 D. J. DeRenzo rep. 2,369 (32.56%) Tami Donnally rep. 4,907 (67.44%) 7,276 total votes cast. State Representative, District 86 Lori Berman dem. 10,564 (78.99%) Carole Penny Kaye dem. 2,809 (21.01%) 13,373 total votes cast. State Representative, District 88 Ron Miranda dem. 3,120 (42.28%) Mark S. Pafford dem. 4,259 (57.72%)
18 7,379 total votes cast. State Representative, District 89 Pete Brandenburgdem. 1,751 (40.00%) Jeff Clemens dem. 2,626 (60.00%) 4,377 total votes cast. State Representative, District 90 Sheldon "Klassy" Klasfeld dem. 2,114 (22.15%) Irving "Irv" Slosberg dem. 7,432 (77.85%) 9,546 total votes cast. State Representative, District 91 David Maymon rep. 4,762 (46.01%) George Moraitis rep. 4,996 (48.28%) Yomin Postelnikrep. 591 (5.71%) 10,349 total votes cast. State Representative, District 92 Candidate Party Statewide Votes Received Gwyndolen "Gwyn" Clarke-Reeddem. 3,758 (55.67%) Justin Flippen dem. 2,993 (44.33%) 6,751 total votes cast. State Representative, District 94
19 John Labriola dem. 925 (11.50%) Hazelle P. Rogers dem. 7,120 (88.50%) 8,045 total votes cast. State Representative, District 104 Michael Etienne dem. 1,644 (16.12%) Michael A. Hepburn dem. 2,296 (22.51%) John Patrick Julien dem. 4,076 (39.96%) Dominique Simon dem. 1,200 (11.76%) Matthew Tisdol dem. 984 (9.65%) 10,200 total votes cast. State Representative, District 107 Gustavo A. Barreiro rep. 3,622 (72.19%) Tony Japour rep. 1,395 (27.81%) 5,017 total votes cast. State Representative, District 108 Daphne Campbelldem. 4,610 (52.00%) Alix Desulme dem. 4,255 (48.00%) 8,865 total votes cast. State Representative, District 109 Bernadine Bush dem. 2,397 (24.33%) Roy Hardemon dem. 1,553 (15.76%) Bess McElroy dem. 1,653 (16.78%) Cynthia A. Stafford dem. 4,250 (43.13%) 9,853 total votes cast.
20 State Representative, District 112 Juan D'Arce rep. 1,291 (19.18%) James Patrick Guerrero rep. 1,001 (14.87%) Jeanette Nuñez rep. 4,439 (65.95%) 6,731 total votes cast. State Representative, District 112 Johnny G. Farias dem. 828 (25.56%) Sandra Ruiz dem. 2,412 (74.44%) 3,240 total votes cast. State Representative, District 114 Robert "Bob" Blanco dem. 933 (27.00%) Millie Herrera dem. 2,522 (73.00%) 3,455 total votes cast. State Representative, District 115 Carla Ascencio Savolarep. 3,727 (39.92%) Jose Felix Diaz rep. 5,610 (60.08%) 9,337 total votes cast. State Representative, District 116 Francisco Amador rep. 1,498 (27.38%)
21 Whilly Bermudez rep. 646 (11.81%) Carlos A. Manrique rep. 1,543 (28.20%) Carlos Trujillo rep. 1,785 (32.62%) 5,472 total votes cast. State Representative, District 117 Ana Alliegro rep. 939 (10.32%) Michael Bileca rep. 3,635 (39.95%) Ernesto "Ernie" Martinez rep. 295 (3.24%) Jose M. Pazos rep. 747 (8.21%) Marcus Rivchin Jr. rep. 730 (8.02%) Juan Carlos "Juanky" Robainarep. 722 (7.93%) Ralph Rosado rep. 2,031 (22.32%) 9,099 total votes cast. State Representative, District 118 Dwight M. Bullard dem. 3,406 (52.52%) Kionne L. McGheedem. 3,079 (47.48%) 6,485 total votes cast. State Representative, District 120 Matt Gardi rep. 3,754 (44.36%) Morgan J. McPherson rep. 4,708 (55.64%) 8,462 total votes cast.
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