Live results: 2020 Florida Democratic presidential primary

With 100 percent of the expected vote counted, Joe Biden (D) has won; 100 percent of precincts are reporting.

Last updated: Apr 9, 2020 at 11:59 a.m. EDT

Former vice president Joe Biden is projected to win the Democratic presidential primary in Florida, according to Edison Media Research. There are 219 delegates at stake, the largest number of the three states holding primaries on March 17. (Ohio's was postponed by the governor, due to the coronavirus pandemic.) Vote-by-mail ballots had to be received by the time all polls closed at 8 p.m. Eastern time. As of March 13, more than 204,000 Democrats had voted early.

Additional delegates will be allocated as vote totals are finalized.

Orlando

Tampa

Miami

Tallahassee

LEAD/WON

Biden

Candidate	Votes	Pct.		Del.
Joe BidenBiden	1,077,375	61.9	%	162
Bernie SandersSanders	397,311	22.8		57
Michael BloombergBloomberg	146,544	8.4		0
Pete ButtigiegButtigieg	39,886	2.3		0
Elizabeth WarrenWarren	32,875	1.9		0
Amy KlobucharKlobuchar	17,283	1.0		0
Tulsi GabbardGabbard	8,712	0.5		0
Andrew YangYang	5,286	0.3		0
Michael BennetBennet	4,244	0.2		0
Tom SteyerSteyer	2,510	0.1		0
Marianne WilliamsonWilliamson	1,744	0.1		0
John DelaneyDelaney	1,583	0.1		0
Cory BookerBooker	1,507	0.1		0
Julian CastroCastro	1,036	0.1		0
Deval PatrickPatrick	661	0.0		0

100% of the expected vote is in, 100% of precincts reporting	1,739,221

County-level results

Florida is one of the biggest and most competitive battleground states, and many an election has been decided along the state's I-4 corridor, which stretches from the Gulf coast of Tampa, through the Orlando area, and along to Daytona on the Atlantic Coast. The biggest counties line that coast, from Miami-Dade, to Broward, home to Ft. Lauderdale, and up to Palm Beach County, the largest county by land mass.

Counties	Biden	Sanders	Bloomberg	Warren	Buttigieg	Klobuchar	Steyer	Booker	Gabbard	Yang	Castro	Bennet	Delaney	Williamson	Patrick
Alachua	19,077	14,903	841	920	587	317	74	27	260	141	15	43	23	35	11
Baker	593	150	50	14	14	15	7	3	15	16	3	16	14	11	2
Bay	5,184	1,776	265	133	169	90	22	9	62	44	7	21	7	11	9
Bradford	952	250	153	27	28	23	7	12	24	24	5	9	18	9	3
Brevard	33,012	13,190	4,412	1,276	1,306	650	82	41	388	173	14	110	33	63	23
Broward	122,637	35,981	14,608	2,291	3,564	1,139	147	114	628	408	77	309	63	118	33
Calhoun	389	107	34	22	15	18	16	3	10	16	1	8	7	10	2
Charlotte	9,080	2,565	1,804	317	623	266	40	9	56	39	2	21	12	21	10
Citrus	6,951	2,132	1,292	260	362	229	41	12	91	36	6	38	14	23	9
Clay	6,714	2,789	648	237	223	119	16	13	67	33	2	28	27	8	1
Collier	15,573	3,753	2,525	370	814	314	25	16	75	42	15	54	12	25	6
Columbia	2,292	655	255	61	57	47	22	5	62	35	5	16	19	9	4
De Soto	863	242	85	36	19	10	7	4	10	16	2	9	10	5	4
Dixie	338	104	40	25	11	17	4	3	6	13	2	12	7	4	0
Duval	56,227	19,930	4,453	1,336	896	383	97	85	363	239	34	213	317	69	28
Escambia	17,036	5,450	1,200	428	585	283	85	33	209	97	9	56	24	23	11
Flagler	7,520	1,917	881	157	229	95	10	6	43	16	5	20	4	9	1
Franklin	764	214	50	27	32	14	6	5	35	22	1	9	5	5	0
Gadsden	6,446	875	382	52	44	40	15	10	48	21	4	37	10	15	9
Gilchrist	415	149	31	20	19	22	5	2	15	12	2	6	3	6	1
Glades	383	99	37	11	16	14	7	4	4	8	2	5	2	5	1
Gulf	665	125	33	20	17	10	7	5	10	8	2	7	7	5	4
Hamilton	678	123	37	8	10	18	7	1	19	10	1	9	1	5	3
Hardee	493	142	35	7	7	8	0	3	8	2	3	10	2	2	1
Hendry	953	286	102	22	22	12	4	8	9	8	10	13	7	2	0
Hernando	8,240	3,199	1,923	313	511	230	47	19	98	83	9	47	22	19	12
Highlands	3,569	931	649	94	176	70	19	17	47	38	4	22	17	9	7
Hillsborough	67,791	32,734	11,665	3,324	3,443	1,302	203	97	688	465	141	352	66	118	61
Holmes	263	116	30	18	10	19	7	1	18	12	0	15	12	12	4
Indian River	9,079	2,326	1,330	216	362	189	16	6	60	25	3	18	8	12	3
Jackson	2,437	462	145	62	44	64	28	14	58	47	6	23	25	26	11
Jefferson	1,551	276	98	21	13	18	8	6	12	9	2	13	7	4	0
Lafayette	173	58	24	16	4	8	7	6	13	11	1	9	1	3	1
Lake	18,574	5,591	1,284	367	457	171	26	25	127	65	10	47	11	33	8
Lee	28,192	9,769	6,544	1,135	2,109	961	90	41	217	132	27	98	32	45	13
Leon	28,946	13,656	1,671	850	457	304	52	42	305	169	20	68	33	63	15
Levy	1,497	516	159	71	83	51	20	9	33	23	3	18	11	5	4
Liberty	306	68	17	11	4	8	6	6	22	7	1	5	11	5	5
Madison	1,467	234	109	38	16	30	7	9	16	26	3	19	9	11	2
Manatee	21,036	6,430	3,493	711	1,181	620	58	18	141	79	9	126	14	28	8
Marion	18,372	4,632	2,426	430	649	415	50	28	169	103	17	70	20	34	12
Martin	8,166	2,364	1,322	207	354	177	13	5	65	22	3	34	5	16	5
Miami-Dade	94,793	34,829	17,330	2,743	2,257	720	93	108	441	282	154	551	67	99	39
Monroe	5,206	1,991	674	215	258	93	14	2	53	30	4	22	3	10	4
Nassau	3,816	1,073	436	115	145	88	11	6	41	26	3	18	44	6	4
Okaloosa	5,572	2,434	321	235	216	88	26	12	84	41	5	28	13	14	8
Okeechobee	1,034	274	126	32	29	13	4	0	14	12	0	9	5	5	1
Orange	64,901	36,720	5,623	2,141	1,769	514	74	94	388	275	63	214	33	49	29
Osceola	13,508	7,697	3,464	580	623	239	32	26	119	101	53	130	20	22	13
Palm Beach	104,788	23,995	14,236	1,712	2,803	1,219	142	116	553	303	73	298	56	93	44
Pasco	22,206	9,752	3,799	864	1,282	495	72	29	219	148	26	86	39	58	17
Pinellas	61,288	27,972	10,971	2,945	3,674	1,498	146	99	672	385	50	211	60	134	44
Polk	27,129	10,084	3,861	898	970	539	100	48	239	152	34	140	64	76	21
Putnam	2,764	868	244	85	62	55	17	8	59	38	1	21	35	13	2
Santa Rosa	4,776	2,173	372	176	224	98	32	7	63	41	3	12	3	10	5
Sarasota	31,605	9,548	5,524	1,105	1,802	867	85	24	183	95	11	90	20	36	15
Seminole	23,579	13,166	1,973	746	705	305	36	22	194	101	9	52	11	16	3
St. Johns	14,331	5,240	1,308	489	575	216	18	12	118	66	8	40	27	17	6
St. Lucie	18,800	5,092	2,286	382	605	285	35	29	122	82	15	52	23	23	13
Sumter	9,374	1,231	1,616	253	562	295	16	7	64	32	2	25	10	15	5
Suwannee	1,291	382	145	60	41	54	12	8	58	37	2	17	16	3	5
Taylor	856	197	154	25	29	26	7	7	28	26	2	17	13	6	2
Union	308	120	22	7	8	5	2	1	15	11	1	8	9	4	1
Volusia	26,103	9,815	4,699	974	1,606	686	96	44	309	140	21	105	47	71	27
Wakulla	1,741	549	91	31	30	38	13	7	36	35	4	17	5	11	4
Walton	1,939	652	98	70	54	36	9	5	19	16	3	11	4	5	1
Washington	773	188	29	31	15	14	8	4	15	16	1	7	4	7	1

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Where candidates did well

Here’s where the top candidates racked up their vote totals across the state.

Biden

Orlando

Tampa

Miami

Tallahassee

Sanders

Orlando

Tampa

Miami

Tallahassee

Preliminary voter poll results

See the strengths and weaknesses of Democratic candidates according to statewide voter polls conducted in the days leading up to the election (note: these differ from in-person exit polls). Edison Media Research interviewed a random sample of early voters and those who planned to vote on Election Day on cellphones and landlines. Results are preliminary and will be updated to align with vote tallies. For typical characteristics, poll results have a margin of sampling error of between five and nine percentage points.

Sex

Men

41% OF VOTERS

Biden

Sanders

Women

59%

Race

White

49% OF VOTERS

Biden

Sanders

Black

29%

Hispanic/Latino

19%

Not enough respondents to break down details.

Asian

Not enough respondents to break down details.

Other

Not enough respondents to break down details.

Age

18-44

28% OF VOTERS

Biden

Sanders

45+

72%

Ideology

Very liberal

20% OF VOTERS

Biden

Sanders

Somewhat liberal

34%

Moderate or conservative

46%

Most important issue in vote

Health care

43% OF VOTERS

Biden

Sanders

Climate change

11%

Not enough respondents to break down details.

Race relations

Not enough respondents to break down details.

Income inequality

22%

Not enough respondents to break down details.

Rather nominate a candidate who...

Can beat Donald Trump

66% OF VOTERS

Biden

Sanders

Agrees with you on major issues

30%

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By Jason Bernert, Lenny Bronner, Madison Dong, Simon Glenn-Gregg, Jason Holt, Isabelle Lavandero, Erik Reyna, Ashlyn Still and Susan Tyler

Additional contributions from Ann Gerhart

Sources: Edison Research