Nov. 6 Election Results: National/state/regional races

 

United States President
Electoral Votes 270 needed to win	206	303
States Won:	Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, Georgia, Idaho,  Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, North Carolina, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, West Virginia, Wyoming	California, Colorado, Connecticut, D.C., Delaware, , Hawaii, Illinois, Iowa, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey,  New Mexico, New York, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, Wisconsin
Sarasota County Precincts reporting: All	110,110 - 53%	94,607 - 46%
Manatee County Precincts reporting: All	78,658 - 56%	61,195 - 43%
Charlotte County Precincts reporting: All	47,976 - 57%	35,880 - 42%
Florida Precincts reporting: 91%	4,083,321 - 49%	4,129,360 - 50%
Nation	57,003,614 - 48%	59,633,456 - 50%

 

	United States Senator
(R) Connie Mack	3,252,670 - 42%
(D) Bill Nelson	4,249,168 - 55%
(NPA) Bill Gaylor	118,530 - 2%
(NPA) Chris Borgia	76,654 - 1%

 

	Congressional District 16
(R) Vern Buchanan	186,627 - 54%
(D) Keith Fitzgerald	161,257 - 46%

 

	Congressional District 17
(R) Tom Rooney	154,044 - 59%
(D) William Bronson	109,060 - 41%

 

 

	State Attorney, 12th Judicial Circuit
(R) Ed Brodsky	189,411 - 55%
(D) John Torraco	155,611 - 45%

 

	State Representative, District 71
(R) Jim Boyd	41,682 - 56%
(D) Adam Trebrugge	32,780 - 44%

 

	State Representative, District 72
(R) Ray Pilon	43,680 - 54%
(D) Liz Alpert	37,311 - 46%

 

	State Representative, District 73
(R) Greg Steube	60,575 - 74%
(NPA) Bob (Doc) McCann	21,696 - 26%

 

 

 

	Florida Senate, District 26
(R) Bill Galvano	121,322 - 59%
(D) Paula House	83,745 - 41%

 

	Florida Senate, District 30
(R) Lizbeth Benacquisto	62,577 - 61%
(D) Debbie Jordan	39,863 - 39%

 

Amendment #1:	Health Care Services
	60% Needed To Pass
Yes	48%
No	52%

 

Amendment #2:	Veterans Disabled Due To Combat Injury; Homestead Property Tax Discount
	60% Needed To Pass
Yes	63%
No	37%

 

Amendment #3:	State Government Revenue Limitation
	60% Needed To Pass
Yes	42%
No	58%

 

Amendment #4:	Property Tax Limitations; Property Value Decline; Reduction For Nonhomestead Assessment Increases; Delay of Scheduled Repeal
	60% Needed To Pass
Yes	43%
No	57%

 

Amendment #5:	State Courts
	60% Needed To Pass
Yes	37%
No	63%

 

Amendment #6:	Prohibition on Public Funding of Abortions; Constriction of Abortion Rights
	60% Needed To Pass
Yes	45%
No	55%

 

Amendment #8:	Religious Freedom
	60% Needed To Pass
Yes	44%
No	56%

 

Amendment #9:	Homestead Property Tax Exemption for Surviving Spouse of Military Veteran or First Responder
	60% Needed To Pass
Yes	61%
No	39%

 

Amendment #10:	Tangible Personal Property Tax Exemption
	60% Needed To Pass
Yes	45%
No	55%

 

Amendment #11:	Additional Homestead Exemption; Low-Income Seniors Who Maintain Long-Term Residency on Property; Equal to Assessed Value
	60% Needed To Pass
Yes	61%
No	39%

 

Amendment #12:	Appointment of Student Body President to Board of Governors of the State University System
	60% Needed To Pass
Yes	41%
No	59%

 

Justice of the Supreme Court:	Justice R. Fred Lewis
	0% Reporting
Retain	67%
No	33%

 

Justice of the Supreme Court:	Justice Barbara J. Pariente
	0% Reporting
Retain	68%
No	32%

 

Justice of the Supreme Court:	Justice Peggy A. Quince
	0% Reporting
Retain	68%
No	32%

 

District Court of Appeal:	Judge Anthony K. Black
	0% Reporting
Retain	74%
No	26%

 

District Court of Appeal:	Judge Darryl C. Casanueva
	0% Reporting
Retain	73%
No	27%

 

District Court of Appeal:	Judge Charles A. Davis, Jr.
	0% Reporting
Retain	74%
No	26%

 

District Court of Appeal:	Judge Edward C. LaRose
	0% Reporting
Retain	74%
No	26%