Florida 2026 House Popular Vote

R+2.2

Republican candidates lead by 175,959 votes, 50.5% to 48.3%, out of 7,999,038 counted.

8 Democrats and 20 Republicans have been called (5 on Polymarket odds above 70%, not a media call); none are uncalled.

Democrats

02 — Every district

Florida’s 28 districts

11 districts have margins under 5 points on the current count.

Florida U.S. House results by district: candidates, vote shares, margin and call status.
District	Candidates, votes and share	Margin	Total	Status	Counted
FL-01	Jimmy Patronis (R, inc.) ✓181,72362.6% Gay Valimont (D)103,42935.6% Tyler L. Davis (I)5,3221.8%	R+27.0R +78,294	290,474	Called R	—
FL-02	Austin Rogers (R) ✓160,96852.1% Amanda Marie Green (D)147,79247.9%	R+4.3R +13,176	308,760	Called R	—
FL-03	Kat Cammack (R, inc.) ✓165,31355.1% Seth Harp (D)128,86643.0% Mike Klein (I)5,5991.9%	R+12.2R +36,447	299,778	Called R	—
FL-04	Aaron Bean (R, inc.) ✓151,11450.2% LaShonda "L.J." Holloway (D)144,79548.1% Todd Schaefer (I)3,1911.1% Mike Sell (O)1,8320.6%	R+2.1R +6,319	300,932	Called R	—
FL-05	John H. Rutherford (R, inc.) ✓187,91756.3% Rachel Grage (D)145,12143.5% Write-ins (O)6950.2%	R+12.8R +42,796	333,733	Called R	—
FL-06	Randy Fine (R, inc.) ✓195,25258.9% Eric Yonce (D)132,26439.9% Andrew Parrott (L)3,7251.1% Write-ins (O)4400.1%	R+19.0R +62,988	331,681	Called R	—
FL-07	Ryan Elijah (R) ✓161,18949.7% Bale Dalton (D)159,48849.2% Christopher Dennison (L)3,4801.1%	R+0.5R +1,701	324,157	Market R	—
FL-08	Mike Haridopolos (R, inc.) ✓169,86353.2% Jennifer Jenkins (D)149,58646.8%	R+6.3R +20,277	319,449	Called R	—
FL-09	Darren Soto (D, inc.) ✓143,17450.3% Dan Green (R)141,69749.7%	D+0.5D +1,477	284,871	Market D	—
FL-10	Maxwell Frost (D, inc.) ✓—	Unopposed	—	Unopposed D	—
FL-11	Joe Strada (R) ✓193,51852.9% James Pericola (D)168,10846.0% Ralph Groves (L)3,9551.1%	R+7.0R +25,410	365,581	Called R	—
FL-12	Gus Michael Bilirakis (R, inc.) ✓150,74652.7% Kimberly Overman (D)131,30945.9% Branden Scrivener (I)3,7831.3%	R+6.8R +19,437	285,838	Called R	—
FL-13	Anna Paulina Luna (R, inc.) ✓155,11749.5% Leela Gray (D)152,60048.7% Tony D'Arrigo (I)5,7791.8%	R+0.8R +2,517	313,496	Market R	—
FL-14	Kathy Castor (D, inc.) ✓153,58651.2% Mike Beltran (R)137,59945.8% Brian Lambert (L)8,7302.9% Write-ins (O)3110.1%	D+5.3D +15,987	300,226	Called D	—
FL-15	Laurel Lee (R, inc.) ✓163,25154.2% Robert People (D)137,39045.6% Write-ins (O)4500.1%	R+8.6R +25,861	301,091	Called R	—
FL-16	Sydney Gruters (R) ✓175,51251.2% Kelly Kirschner (D)160,94247.0% Mark Davis (I)6,2751.8%	R+4.3R +14,570	342,729	Called R	—
FL-17	Greg Steube (R, inc.) ✓209,05558.5% Matthew Montavon (D)143,57040.1% Michael J. Quirk (I)5,0081.4%	R+18.3R +65,485	357,633	Called R	—
FL-18	Scott Franklin (R, inc.) ✓137,59050.4% Curtis Gibson (D)127,56446.7% Deva Simmons (I)8,1103.0%	R+3.7R +10,026	273,264	Called R	—
FL-19	Jim Schwartzel (R) ✓198,66861.1% Victor Arias (D)122,35137.6% Seth Haskin (I)3,9961.2% Write-ins (O)2180.1%	R+23.5R +76,317	325,233	Called R	—
FL-20	Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D, inc.) ✓182,55474.4% Brent Andersen (R)53,36121.7% Kedner Maxime (I)9,5903.9%	D+52.6D +129,193	245,505	Called D	—
FL-21	Brian Mast (R, inc.) ✓183,77353.9% James T. Martin (D)152,43044.7% Alexander Cooke (I)4,4541.3% Write-ins (O)2910.1%	R+9.2R +31,343	340,948	Called R	—
FL-22	Pia Dandiya (D) ✓153,04751.9% Casey Askar (R)141,88648.1%	D+3.8D +11,161	294,933	Called D	—
FL-23	Lois Frankel (D, inc.) ✓169,83165.6% Deborah Adeimy (R)88,87634.4%	D+31.3D +80,955	258,707	Called D	—
FL-24	Oliver G. Gilbert III (D) ✓164,82580.4% Te Mayonna Brown (R)39,53619.3% Write-ins (O)6200.3%	D+61.1D +125,289	204,981	Called D	—
FL-25	Jared Moskowitz (D, inc.) ✓143,75551.1% Scott Singer (R)130,78946.5% Peter Jassenoff (L)5,8762.1% Write-ins (O)8200.3%	D+4.6D +12,966	281,240	Called D	—
FL-26	Mario Diaz-Balart (R, inc.) ✓114,54749.9% Nicole Locklin (D)112,78249.1% Deborah Ann Meidinger Hosey (I)2,3501.0%	R+0.8R +1,765	229,679	Market R	—
FL-27	Maria Elvira Salazar (R, inc.) ✓124,48350.2% Eliott Rodriguez (D)123,36749.8%	R+0.5R +1,116	247,850	Market R	—
FL-28	Carlos A. Gimenez (R, inc.) ✓124,98452.9% Phil "Felipe" Ehr (D)107,84245.6% Eddy Rojas (I)3,4431.5%	R+7.3R +17,142	236,269	Called R	—

✓ marks the declared winner. Shares are of all votes cast, including other candidates. Market: credited on Polymarket odds above 70%, not a race call. Counted is shown only where the source reports it.

03 — Sources

Where Florida’s numbers come from

Unofficial counts as of Nov. 5, 2026, 9:25 a.m. ET, summed from district results published by a secondary compilation or a news organization’s tally, used where official pages could not be read. They are not certified results.

Sources

Source	Tier	Method	Fetched (ET)
VR Systems county election-night reporting (enr.electionsfl.org), official Supervisor of Elections results for 62 counties	Official, county	Page scrape	Nov. 5, 9:24 a.m.
Broward County Supervisor of Elections — Election Night Results	Official, county	Page scrape	Nov. 5, 9:14 a.m.
Volusia County Supervisor of Elections — Election Results (Enhanced Voting)	Official, county	Page scrape	Nov. 5, 9:15 a.m.
Martin County Supervisor of Elections — Election Night Reporting (Clarity)	Official, county	Page scrape	Nov. 5, 9:13 a.m.
Pinellas County Supervisor of Elections — Election Night Reporting (Clarity)	Official, county	Page scrape	Nov. 5, 9:13 a.m.
Osceola County Supervisor of Elections — Election Night Reporting (Clarity)	Official, county	Page scrape	Nov. 5, 9:13 a.m.
NBC News — Florida U.S. House results (race-call status only; no votes taken from this source)	Secondary	Page scrape	Nov. 5, 9:18 a.m.
WLRN — "Who won their race to represent South Florida in Congress" (reports AP calls; no votes taken)	Secondary	Page scrape	Nov. 5, 9:19 a.m.

There is no published statewide total to check the summed district votes against.

Notes on Florida

The Florida Division of Elections statewide results site (floridaelectionwatch.gov) is behind a Cloudflare human-verification challenge and the DOS results archive (results.elections.myflorida.com) had not yet loaded the 2026 general election, so district totals were built by summing the unofficial election-night results published by each of the 67 county Supervisors of Elections (tier official-county).
62 counties were read from their VR Systems election-night pages on enr.electionsfl.org (Summary page per county); Broward from results.browardvotes.gov; Volusia from its Enhanced Voting results API; Martin, Pinellas and Osceola from their Clarity ENR summary.json feeds. A seat's sourceId names the source of its largest county share; the county list per district is below.
All results are unofficial election-night/canvass-in-progress counts. Most county pages show all precincts reported; exceptions: Pinellas CD-13 197/198 precincts; Osceola CD-9 107/122 and CD-18 24/28 precincts (Osceola page last updated 11/3/2026 8:43 PM EST); Broward reports Vote-by-Mail as 'Partially Reported'. Bay, Flagler, Hamilton, Okaloosa, St. Lucie and Volusia do not show per-contest precinct counts. pctReporting is null because no source gives percent of expected vote.
Calhoun County lists Over/Under votes as choices in its CD-2 contest; those were excluded. Write-in votes from every county are combined into one 'Write-ins' entry per district.
Party codes: REP=R, DEM=D, LPF=L, NPA (no party affiliation; some counties print NON/NOP)=I, Florida Forward Party (FFP, CD-4 Mike Sell)=O.
FL-10 (Maxwell Frost, D) was uncontested and not printed on the ballot, so it has no votes (noBallotVotes).
Debbie Wasserman Schultz (FL-20) is marked incumbent: she is a sitting U.S. Representative (previously FL-25) running in the redrawn 20th. Incumbent flags otherwise follow Wikipedia's 2026 Florida House page.
Race calls: NBC News Decision Desk status from nbcnews.com (16 R, 7 D called; FL-7, 9, 13, 26, 27 uncalled as of fetch). AP calls for FL-20 to 25 and FL-28 per WLRN. FL-7 margin 1,701 (possible recount), FL-9 margin 1,477; FL-26 and FL-27 reported too close to call by local outlets.
Cross-check: each district's non-write-in total equals the total shown on NBC News's results page (used only as a check, not as a source).
FL-01: Okaloosa, Santa Rosa, Walton, Escambia
FL-02: Bay, Calhoun, Franklin, Gadsden, Gulf, Holmes, Jackson, Jefferson, Lafayette, Leon, Liberty, Madison, Taylor, Wakulla, Walton, Washington
FL-03: Alachua, Baker, Bradford, Columbia, Dixie, Gilchrist, Hamilton, Lafayette, Levy, Marion, Suwannee, Union
FL-04: Clay, Duval, Nassau
FL-05: Duval, St. Johns
FL-06: Flagler, Lake, Marion, Putnam, St. Johns, Volusia [fl-volusia-ev]
FL-07: Seminole, Volusia [fl-volusia-ev]
FL-08: Brevard, Orange
FL-09: Glades, Highlands, Indian River, Okeechobee, Orange, Polk, Osceola [fl-clarity-osc]
FL-11: Lake, Orange, Sumter
FL-12: Hillsborough, Pasco
FL-13: Pasco, Pinellas [fl-clarity-pin]
FL-14: Hillsborough
FL-15: Citrus, Hernando, Hillsborough, Pasco
FL-16: DeSoto, Hardee, Manatee, Polk, Sarasota, Pinellas [fl-clarity-pin]
FL-17: Charlotte, Lee, Sarasota
FL-18: Polk, Osceola [fl-clarity-osc]
FL-19: Collier, Lee
FL-20: Broward [fl-broward-enr]
FL-21: Palm Beach, St. Lucie, Martin [fl-clarity-mrt]
FL-22: Collier, Hendry, Palm Beach, Broward [fl-broward-enr]
FL-23: Palm Beach
FL-24: Miami-Dade, Broward [fl-broward-enr]
FL-25: Miami-Dade, Palm Beach, Broward [fl-broward-enr]
FL-26: Miami-Dade, Broward [fl-broward-enr]
FL-27: Miami-Dade
FL-28: Miami-Dade, Monroe
Verification (2026-11-05, 14:12-14:25Z): every candidate total in all 27 contested districts was re-summed from freshly re-fetched county pages (all 67 counties; Escambia is enr.electionsfl.org/ESC/3977, Bay is BAY/4078) and matched this file exactly. Race calls re-checked against NBC News at 14:18Z: FL-7, 9, 13, 26 and 27 still uncalled. The original collectedAt/fetchedAt values were later than the time the file was written, so they were replaced with the verification fetch times.