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Analysis of 2020 Elections Attached is a list of Florida U.S. Senate and Congressional members and Florida Senate and House members. Freshmen legislators from City Government (11) Senate Jim Boyd, District 21, Republican (Palmetto City Council) Ana Maria Rodriguez, District 39, Republican (Doral City Council) House Yvonne Hayes Hinson, District 20, Democrat (Gainesville City Commission) Webster Barnaby, District 27, Republican (Deltona City Commission) Linda Chaney, District 69, Republican (St. Pete Beach City Commission) Omari Hardy, District 88, Democrat (Lake Worth Beach Commission) Christine Hunschofsky, District 96, Democrat (Parkland City Commission) Felicia Robinson, District 102, Democrat (Miami Gardens City Council) Robin Bartleman, District 104, Democrat (Weston City Commission) David Borrero, District 105, Republican (Sweetwater City Commission) Jim Mooney, District 120, Republican (Islamorada, Village of Islands Council) Florida Senate Breakdown – 40 seats Before Election: 23 Republicans, 17 Democrats Post-Election: 24 Republicans, 16 Democrats Freshmen: 10 (if the recount stands in Senate District 37) Flipped Seats: 1 (Democrat to Republican if the recount stands in Senate District 37) Florida House Breakdown – 120 seats Before Election: 72 Republicans, 48 Democrats Post-Election: 78 Republicans, 42 Democrats Freshmen: 39 Flipped Seats: 5 (all flipped from Democrat to Republican seats) U.S. Senate – 2 seats Before Election : 2 Republicans, 0 Democrats Post-Election: No change Congress – 27 seats Before Election: 14 Republicans, 13 Democrats Post-Election: 16 Republicans, 11 Democrats Flipped Seats: 2 (both flipped from Democrat to Republican seats) 1 Results of Florida Constitutional Amendment Measures (amendments require 60% to pass) Amendment 1. Require Citizenship to Vote: Passed with 79.29% yes Amendment 2. Raise Minimum Wage: Passed with 60.81% yes Amendment 3. Top-Two Open Primaries: Failed with 42.98% no Amendment 4. Require Amendments Pass Twice: Failed with 52.47% no Amendment 5. Extend Save Our Homes: Passed with 74.49% yes Amendment 6. Extend Veteran Property Tax Discount: Passed with 89.73% yes 2 2020 Post-General Election U.S. Senate and U.S. House of Representatives Names in bold indicate freshmen Seat Last Name First Name Party U.S. Senate Rubio Marco R U.S. Senate Scott Rick R 0 Ds 2 Rs Flipped Congressional District Last Name First Name Party 1 Gaetz Matt R 2 Dunn Neal R 3 Cammack Kat R 4 Rutherford John R 5 Lawson Al D 6 Waltz Michael R 7 Murphy Stephanie D 8 Posey Bill R 9 Soto Darren D 10 Demings Val D 11 Webster Daniel R 12 Bilirakis Gus R 13 Crist Charlie D 14 Castor Kathy D 15 Franklin Scott R 16 Buchanan Vern R 17 Steube Greg R 18 Mast Brian R 19 Donalds Byron R 20 Hastings Alcee D 21 Frankel Lois D 22 Deutch Ted D 23 Wasserman Schultz Debbie D 24 Wilson Frederica D 25 Diaz-Balart Mario R 26 Gimenez Carlos R 27 Salazar Maria Elvira R 11 Ds 16 Rs Flipped 2020 Post-General Election Florida Senate Names in bold indicate freshmen and names in italics indicate those with city government experience Senate District Last Name First Name Party City Government Experience 1 Broxson Doug R 2 Gainer George R 3 Ausley Loranne D 4 Bean Aaron R Fernandina Beach City Commission 5 Bradley Jennifer R 6 Gibson Audrey D 7 Hutson Travis R 8 Perry Keith R 9 Brodeur Jason R 10 Simpson Wilton R 11 Bracy Randolph D 12 Baxley Dennis R Belleview City Commission 13 Stewart Linda D 14 Wright Tom R 15 Torres Victor D 16 Hooper Ed R Clearwater City Commission 17 Mayfield Debbie R 18 Cruz Janet D 19 Rouson Darryl D 20 Burgess Danny R 21 Boyd Jim R Palmetto City Council 22 Stargel Kelli R 23 Gruters Joe R 24 Brandes Jeff R 25 Harrell Gayle R 26 Albritton Ben R 27 Rodrigues Ray R 28 Passidomo Kathleen R 29 Polsky Tina D 30 Powell Bobby D 31 Berman Lori D 32 Book Lauren D 33 Thurston Perry D 34 Farmer Gary D 35 Jones Shevrin D 36 Diaz Manny R 37 Garcia Ileana R pending recount 38 Pizzo Jason D 39 Rodriguez Ana Maria R Doral City Council 40 Taddeo Annette D 16 Ds 24 Rs Flipped 2020 Post-General Election Florida House of Representatives Names in bold indicate freshmen and names in italics indicate those with city government experience House District Last Name First Name Party City Government Experience 1 Salzman Michelle R 2 Andrade Alex R outside attorney, City of Milton 3 Williamson Jayer R 4 Maney Patt R 5 Drake Brad R 6 Trumbull Jay R 7 Shoaf Jason R Community & External Affairs Aide 8 Alexander Ramon D to the Mayor, City of Tallahassee 9 Tant Allison D 10 Brannan Chuck R 11 Byrd Cord R 12 Yarborough Clay R Jacksonville City Council City of Jacksonville Compliance 13 Davis Tracie D Officer 14 Nixon Angie D 15 Duggan Wyman R 16 Fischer Jason R 17 Stevenson Cyndi R 18 Garrison Sam R 19 Payne Bobby R 20 Hayes Hinson Yvonne D Gainesville City Commission 21 Clemons Chuck R 22 Harding Joe R 23 McClain Stan R 24 Renner Paul R 25 Leek Tom R 26 Fetterhoff Elizabeth R 27 Barnaby Webster R Deltona City Commission 28 Smith David R 29 Plakon Scott R 30 Goff-Marcil Joy D Maitland City Council 31 Truenow Keith R 32 Sabatini Anthony R Eustis City Commission 33 Hage Brett R 34 Massullo, Jr. Ralph R 35 Ingoglia Blaise R 36 Mariano Amber R 37 Zika Ardian R 38 Maggard Randy R 39 Tomkow Josie R 40 Burton Colleen R 41 Killebrew Sam R 42 Hawkins Fred R 43 Arrington Kristen D 2020 Post-General Election Florida House of Representatives Names in bold indicate freshmen and names in italics indicate those with city government experience 44 Thompson Geraldine D 45 Brown Kamia D 46 McCurdy Travaris D 47 Eskamani Anna D 48 Morales Daisy D 49 Guillermo Smith Carlos D 50 Plasencia Rene "Coach P" R 51 Sirois Tyler R 52 Altman Thad R 53 Fine Randy R 54 Grall Erin R 55 Tuck Kaylee R 56 Bell Melony R Fort Meade City Commission 57 Beltran Mike R 58 McClure Lawrence R 59 Learned Andrew D 60 Toledo Jackie R 61 Hart Dianne D 62 Valdés Susan D 63 Driskell Fentrice D 64 Koster Traci R 65 Sprowls Chris R 66 DiCeglie Nick R 67 Latvala Chris R 68 Diamond Ben D 69 Chaney Linda R St. Pete Beach City Commission 70 Rayner Michele D 71 Robinson Will R 72 McFarland Fiona R 73 Gregory Tommy R 74 Buchanan James R 75 Grant Michael R 76 Botana Adam R 77 Giallombardo Mike R 78 Persons Jenna R 79 Roach Spencer R 80 Melo Lauren R 81 Skidmore Kelly D 82 Snyder John R 83 Overdorf Toby R 84 Trabulsy Dana R 85 Roth Rick R 86 Willhite Matt D Wellington Village Council 87 Silvers David D 88 Hardy Omari D Lake Worth Beach City Commission 89 Caruso Mike R 90 Casello Joseph D Boynton Beach City Commission 2020 Post-General Election Florida House of Representatives Names in bold indicate freshmen and names in italics indicate those with city government experience 91 Slosberg Emily D 92 Williams Patricia D Lauderdale Lakes City Commission 93 LaMarca Chip R Lighthouse Point City Commission 94 DuBose Bobby D Fort Lauderdale City Commission 95 Omphroy Anika D 96 Hunschofsky Christine D Parkland City Commission 97 Daley Dan D Coral Springs City Commission 98 Gottlieb Mike D 99 Jenne Evan D 100 Geller Joe D North Bay Village City Commission 101 Woodson Marie D 102 Robinson Felicia D Miami Gardens City Council 103 Fabricio Tom R 104 Bartleman Robin D Weston City Commission 105 Borrero David R Sweetwater City Commission 106 Rommel Bob R 107 Benjamin Christopher D 108 Joseph Dotie D North Miami City Council 109 Bush James D 110 Rizo Alex R 111 Avila Bryan R 112 Duran Nicholas D 113 Grieco Michael D Miami Beach City Commission 114 Busatta Cabrera Demi R 115 Aloupis Vance R 116 Perez Daniel R 117 Chambliss Kevin D 118 Rodriguez Anthony R 119 Fernandez-Barquin Juan R 120 Mooney Jim R Islamorada, Village of Islands Council 42 Ds 78 Rs Flipped.
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