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Florida

29 electoral votes

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Trump (R) has won. An estimated 100 percent of votes have been counted.

Illustration of Joe Biden
Biden
47.9%
5,297,045
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Trump
51.2%
5,668,731
Illustration of Donald Trump

U.S. House District 15

Scott Franklin (R) is projected to defeat Alan Cohn (D) and leads by 42,077 votes.

VotesPct.
FranklinGOP
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216,374
55.4%
CohnDEM174,297
44.6

U.S. House District 26

Carlos Gimenez (R) is projected to defeat Debbie Mucarsel-Powell (D) and leads by 11,816 votes.

VotesPct.
GimenezGOP
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177,223
51.7%
Mucarsel-PowellDEM165,407
48.3

Florida has 27 U.S. House races. Jump to results

How much of the vote has been counted?

The Post estimates around all votes were counted here within 3 months.

100%

Polls closed

Final results

Note: Maps on this page won’t indicate a leading candidate in each county until an estimated 35 percent of the vote has been reported there.

Updated Nov 24, 2020 at 8:19 a.m. ET

Presidential results

In 2016, Donald Trump (R) won Florida by a margin of 1.2 points, adding 29 electoral college votes to his total. See early exit poll results from Florida.

Miami

Tampa

Orlando

Tallahassee

LEAD/WON

Trump

Biden

CandidateVotes Pct.
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Donald Trump *Trump *GOP
5,668,73151.2%
Joe Biden Biden DEM
5,297,04547.9
Jo Jorgensen Jorgensen LIB
70,3240.6
Howie Hawkins Hawkins GRN
14,7210.1
Rocky De La Fuente De La Fuente ALI
5,9660.1
Gloria La Riva La Riva PSL
5,7120.1
Don Blankenship Blankenship CST
3,9020.0
Write-ins Write-ins WRI
1,0550.0
An estimated 100% of votes have been counted.
* Incumbent

U.S. House results

Miami

Tampa

Orlando

Tallahassee

LEAD/WON

Democrat

Republican

Seat

Current leader

* Incumbent

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Sources: Edison Research, Associated Press, ProPublica, U.S. Census Bureau, National Center for Health Statistics, Dave Leip's Atlas of U.S. Presidential Elections, Cook Political Report. Illustrations by Ben Kirchner for The Washington Post.