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2016 Election Report Presidential Republican nominee Donald Trump has been elected the 45th President of the United States by securing 279 electoral votes. The Republicans also appear to have a majority in both the U.S. House (191 D to 236 R) and U.S. Senate (47 D to 51 R). Congressional Multiple Supreme Court opinions and trial court decisions nets Fair Districts only one seat in both the Congressional & State Senate map. The Fair Districts map results in no net change to Florida’s Congressional Delegation as it remains 17 Republicans | 10 Democrats. Florida Senate and House Congratulations to our Newly Elected Engineers - Jackie Toledo, PE (House District 60) and Jason Fischer, EI (House District 16). The Florida Senate will be seated at 25 Republicans | 15 Democrats. In the Florida House, Republicans new majority will be 79 Republicans | 41 Democrats. Florida Constitutional Amendments Amendment 1 - Solar DEFEATED Florida Engineers Political Action Committee (FEPAC) had a 67% election rate. Consulting Engineers Legislative Council (CELC) had a 91% election rate. American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC) had an 83% election rate. For a complete list of Engineering PAC supported candidates, contact [email protected]. Complete Unofficial Election Numbers Report ==================== President of the United States ==================== Trump / Pence - REP - 4,605,328 - 49.06% Clinton / Kaine - DEM - 4,485,658 - 47.79% Johnson / Weld - LPF - 206,004 - 2.19% Stein / Baraka - GRE - 64,018 - 0.68% Castle / Bradley - CPF - 16,392 - 0.17% DeLaFuente / Steinberg - REF - 9,068 - 0.1% ==================== United States Senator ==================== Marco Rubio - REP - 4,821,997 - 52.02% Patrick Murphy - DEM - 4,105,164 - 44.28% Paul Stanton - LPF - 196,185 - 2.12% Bruce Nathan - NPA - 52,272 - 0.56% Tony Khoury - NPA - 45,602 - 0.49% Steven Machat - NPA - 26,790- 0.29% Basil E. Dalack - NPA - 22,135 - 0.24% ==================== United States Representative ==================== Representative in Congress, District 1 ---------------------------- Matt Gaetz - REP - 254,280 - 69.12% Steven Specht - DEM - 113,586 - 30.88% ---------------------------- Representative in Congress, District 2 Neal Dunn - REP - 230,822 - 67.33% Walter Dartland - DEM - 102,593 - 29.93% Rob Lapham - LPF - 9,384 - 2.74% Antoine Edward Roberts - WRI - 0 - 0% ---------------------------- Representative in Congress, District 3 ---------------------------- Ted Yoho - REP - 193,261 - 56.61% Ken McGurn - DEM - 135,688 - 39.75% Tom Wells - NPA - 12,438 - 3.64% ---------------------------- Representative in Congress, District 4 ---------------------------- John Rutherford - REP - 286,018 - 70.23% David E. Bruderly - DEM - 112,253 - 27.56% Gary L. Koniz - NPA - 8,990 - 2.21% Daniel Murphy - WRI - 0 - 0% ---------------------------- Representative in Congress, District 5 ---------------------------- Al Lawson - DEM - 193,430 - 64.22% Glo Smith - REP - 107,784 - 35.78% --------------------------- Representative in Congress, District 6 ---------------------------- Ron Desantis - REP - 213,180 - 58.59% Bill McCullough - DEM - 150,677 - 41.41% Representative in Congress, District 7 ---------------------------- Stephanie Murphy - DEM - 181,758 - 51.46% John Mica - REP - 171,412 - 48.54% Mike Plaskon - WRI - 0 - 0% Representative in Congress, District 8 ---------------------------- Bill Posey - REP - 246,284 - 63.12% Corry Westbrook - DEM - 126,962 - 32.54% Bill Stinson - NPA - 16,924 - 4.34% Representative in Congress, District 9 ---------------------------- Darren Soto - DEM - 194,963 - 57.47% Wayne Liebnitzky - REP - 144,281 - 42.53% Representative in Congress, District 10 ---------------------------- Val Demings - DEM - 198,309 - 64.86% Thuy Lowe - REP - 107,423 - 35.14% Representative in Congress, District 11 ---------------------------- Daniel Webster - REP - 257,881 - 65.38% Dave Koller - DEM - 124,599 - 31.59% Bruce Ray Riggs - NPA - 11,961 - 3.03% Representative in Congress, District 12 ---------------------------- Gus Michael Bilirakis - REP - 253,347 - 68.61% Robert Matthew Tager - DEM - 115,909 - 31.39% Representative in Congress, District 13 ---------------------------- Charlie Crist - DEM - 184,371 - 51.89% David W. Jolly - REP - 170,964 - 48.11% Representative in Congress, District 14 ---------------------------- Kathy Castor - DEM - 194,851 - 61.77% Christine Quinn - REP - 120,584 - 38.23% Representative in Congress, District 15 ---------------------------- Dennis A. Ross - REP - 182,498 - 57.49% Jim Lange - DEM - 134,945 - 42.51% Representative in Congress, District 16 ---------------------------- Vern Buchanan - REP - 230,187 - 59.78% Jan Schneider - DEM - 154,854 - 40.22% Representative in Congress, District 17 ---------------------------- Tom Rooney - REP - 208,965 - 61.82% April Freeman - DEM - 115,732 - 34.24% John W Sawyer, III - NPA - 13,325 - 3.94% Representative in Congress, District 18 ---------------------------- Brian Mast - REP - 199,523 - 53.69% Randy Perkins - DEM - 159,755 - 42.99% Carla Spalding - NPA - 12,344 - 3.32% Marilyn Holloman - WRI - 0 - 0% Representative in Congress, District 19 ---------------------------- Francis Rooney - REP - 238,975 - 65.91% Robert M. Neeld - DEM - 123,625 - 34.09% David Byron - WRI - 0 - 0% Timothy John Rossano - WRI - 0 - 0% Representative in Congress, District 20 ---------------------------- Alcee L. Hastings - DEM - 217,983 - 80.34% Gary Stein - REP - 53,333 - 19.66% Representative in Congress, District 21 ---------------------------- Lois Frankel - DEM - 202,440 - 62.6% Paul Spain - REP - 114,011 - 35.26% Mike Trout - NPA - 6,914 - 2.14% Representative in Congress, District 22 ---------------------------- Ted Deutch - DEM - 196,046 - 58.91% Andrea Leigh McGee - REP - 136,754 - 41.09% Representative in Congress, District 23 ---------------------------- Debbie Wasserman Schultz - DEM - 180,958 - 56.68% Joe Kaufman - REP - 129,393 - 40.53% Don Endriss - NPA - 5,100 - 1.6% Lyle Milstein - NPA - 3,835 - 1.2% Representative in Congress, District 25 ---------------------------- Mario Diaz-Balart - REP - 157,663 - 62.44% Alina Valdes - DEM - 94,832 - 37.56% Representative in Congress, District 26 ---------------------------- Carlos Curbelo - REP - 148,410 - 52.97% Joe Garcia - DEM - 115,289 - 41.15% Jose Peixoto - NPA - 16,485 - 5.88% Representative in Congress, District 27 ---------------------------- Ileana Ros-Lehtinen - REP - 157,689 - 54.91% Scott Fuhrman - DEM - 129,473 - 45.09% ==================== State Senator ==================== State Senator, District 1 ---------------------------- Doug Broxson - REP - 199,087 - 100% Aaron Matthew Erskine - WRI - 0 - 0% Miriam Woods - WRI - 0 - 0% State Senator, District 3 ---------------------------- Bill Montford - DEM - 159,111 - 67.35% Nancy Miller - REP - 77,124 - 32.65% State Senator, District 7 ---------------------------- Travis Hutson - REP - 174,157 - 63.96% Curtis Ceballos - DEM - 98,148 - 36.04% State Senator, District 8 ---------------------------- Keith Perry - REP - 119,281 - 52.62% Rod Smith - DEM - 107,394 - 47.38% State Senator, District 11 ---------------------------- Randolph Bracy - DEM - 151,216 - 100% Joseph Harris - WRI - 0 - 0% Miranda Sherelle Ratcliffe - WRI - 0 - 0% State Senator, District 12 ---------------------------- Dennis Baxley - REP - 215,951 - 100% Elizabeth Kathryn McNutt - WRI - 0 - 0% State Senator, District 13 ---------------------------- Linda Stewart - DEM - 129,564 - 58.1% Dean Asher - REP - 93,431 - 41.9% State Senator, District 14 ---------------------------- Dorothy L. Hukill - REP - 158,765 - 68.45% Richard Paul Dembinsky - NPA - 73,188 - 31.55% State Senator, District 15 ---------------------------- Victor M. Torres Jr - DEM - 142,212 - 59.26% Peter Vivaldi - REP - 97,788 - 40.75% State Senator, District 16 ---------------------------- Jack Latvala - REP - 189,307 - 100% Katherine Perkins - WRI - 0 - 0% State Senator, District 17 ---------------------------- Debbie Mayfield - REP - 164,011 - 62.13% Amy C. Tidd - DEM - 99,955 - 37.87% Ronald Julian Thomas - WRI - 0 - 0% State Senator, District 18 ---------------------------- Dana Young - REP - 112,722 - 48.24% Bob Buesing - DEM - 96,755 - 41.4% Joe Redner - NPA - 22,160 - 9.48% Sheldon Upthegrove - NPA - 2,044 - 0.87% State Senator, District 19 ---------------------------- Darryl Ervin Rouson - DEM - 140,757 - 66.91% John Mr Manners Houman - REP - 69,617 - 33.09% State Senator, District 22 ---------------------------- Kelli Stargel - REP - 116,253 - 53.51% Debra S. Wright - DEM - 100,984 - 46.49% State Senator, District 23 ---------------------------- Greg Steube - REP - 157,748 - 58.75% Frank R. Alcock III - DEM - 110,779 - 41.25% State Senator, District 25 ---------------------------- Joe Negron - REP - 152,850 - 64.83% Bruno Moore - DEM - 82,910 - 35.17% State Senator, District 27 ---------------------------- Lizbeth Benacquisto - REP - 181,598 - 100% Dakota Austin Eads - WRI - 0 - 0% State Senator, District 28 ---------------------------- Kathleen Passidomo - REP - 178,930 - 100% Raymond Mazzie - WRI - 0 - 0% State Senator, District 30 ---------------------------- Bobby Powell - DEM - 118,471 - 54.02% Ron Berman - REP - 100,853 - 45.98% State Senator, District 34 ---------------------------- Gary Farmer - DEM - 127,289 - 63.03% Antoanet Iotova - REP - 74,668 - 36.97% Valerie E. Saffran - WRI - 0 - 0% State Senator, District 36 ---------------------------- René Garcia - REP - 81,889 - 55.06% Anabella Grohoski Peralta - DEM - 66,838 - 44.94% State Senator, District
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