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Find Out Who Won The Local Florida House And Senate Seats

Kayser Enneking (D) (right) is hoping to unseat Chuck Clemons (R) for the Florida House of Representatives District 21 seat. (Photos courtesy of Enneking and Clemons respectively)
Kayser Enneking (D) (right) is hoping to unseat Chuck Clemons (R) for the Florida House of Representatives District 21 seat. (Photos courtesy of Enneking and Clemons respectively)

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Notes:




    • All results are unofficial until county-level canvassing boards certify votes later this month. The vote totals and percentages below may also shift slightly until that time.
    • Winners, when known, are bolded

Florida State House

NameVotesPercentageMoney raisedMoney spent
Chuck Brannan (R)58,81978.16%$95,764.06$29,507.90
Rock Aboujaoude Jr. (D)16,43321.84%$5,471.05$5,216.50

From 2014 to 2018, Republicans won District 10 by an average of 56 points. In 2020, that trend continued -- Republican Chuck Brannan won by 56.3 points. In 2016, Donald Trump won District 10 by 48 points.

NameVotesPercentageMoney raisedMoney spent
Chuck Clemons (R)48,62651.12%$433,274.56$373,974.83
Kayser Enneking (D)46,49548.88%$523,692.97$519,605.20

The 2016 presidential election split District 21 almost exactly down the middle, with Hillary Clinton winning by just half a point. In 2012, Mitt Romney won District 21 by 4.5 points.

NameVotesPercentageMoney raisedMoney spent
Joe Harding (R)61,78564.1%%$214,853.05$191,586.93
Barbara Byram (D)34,61035.9%%$9,232.39$9,195.13

From 2012 to 2016, general elections in District 22 saw Republican candidates run unopposed. In 2018, Incumbent Charlie Stone beat his Democratic challenger Bernard Parker by 27 points.

Florida State Senate

NameVotesPercentageMoney raisedMoney spent
Jennifer Bradley (R)193,13574.87%%$595,545$505,154.25
Stacey L. Peters (D)64,84125.13%$9,306$4,764.70

From 2012 to 2016, Republican candidates ran unopposed in District 5. In 2016, Donald Trump carried the district by 48 points.

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Houston is a reporter for WUFT News who can be reached by calling 352-392-6397 or emailing news@wuft.org.