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2014 FLORIDA SENATE and HOUSE ELECTIONS (Election Results – 11/4/14) 2014 FLORIDA SENATE AND HOUSE ELECTIONS (Election Results – 11/4/14) DIST CANDIDATES PARTY ADVANCES PRIMARY GENERAL NOTES TO 8/26/14 11/4/14 FLORIDA SENATE 2 Greg Evers (I) REP Re-elected without opposition 4 Aaron Bean (I) REP Re-elected without opposition 6 Greg Feldman NPA General Advances Derek Hankerson REP Primary John Thrasher (I) REP Primary Advances Re-elected Kathleen Trued DEM General Advances 8 Dorothy Hukill (I) REP Re-elected without opposition 10 Walter Osborne NPA General Advances David Simmons (I) REP General Advances Re-elected 12 Edward DeAguilera REP Primary Advances Fritz Jackson Seide REP Primary Gary Siplin DEM Primary Geraldine Thompson (I) DEM Primary Advances Re-elected 14 Devin Norton NPA General Advances Darren Soto (I) DEM General Advances Re-elected 16 Thad Altman (I) REP Primary Re-elected Monique Miller REP Primary 18 Wilton Simpson (I) REP Re-elected without opposition 20 Tony Cast LPF General Jack Latvala (I) REP Primary Advances Re-elected Zahid Roy REP Primary 22 Jeff Brandes (I) REP General Advances Re-elected Judithanne McLauchlan DEM General Advances 1 DIST CANDIDATES PARTY ADVANCES PRIMARY GENERAL NOTES TO 8/26/14 11/4/14 24 Tom Lee (I) REP General Advances Re-elected Bandon Thebeau WRI General Advances Steven Warren WRI General Advances 26 Bill Galvano (I) REP Re-elected without opposition 28 Nancy Detert (I) REP Re-elected without opposition 30 Lizbeth Benacquisto (I) REP Primary Re-elected Michael Dreikorn REP Primary 32 Brandon Cannon REP Primary Matthew Loew WRI General Advances Bruno Moore DEM General Advances Joe Negron (I) REP Primary Advances Re-elected 34 Ellyn Bogdanoff REP General Advances Maria Sachs (I) DEM General Advances Re-elected 36 Anis Blemur DEM Primary Oscar Braynon (I) DEM Primary Advances Re-elected William Moreland WRI General Advances 38 Rene Garcia (I) REP Re-elected without opposition 40 Miguel Diaz dela Portilla (I) REP Re-elected without opposition STATISTICS: Composition of the Florida Senate prior to the 2014 elections: 26 Republicans and 14 Democrats 20 seats open for election 20 incumbents seeking re-election (16 REP, 4 DEM) 8 incumbents re-elected without opposition (8 REP) 2 incumbents re-elected in Primary (2 REP) 10 incumbents re-elected in General (6 REP, 4 DEM) Composition of the Florida Senate after the 2014 elections: 26 Republicans and 14 Democrats 2 DIST CANDIDATES PARTY ADVANCES PRIMARY GENERAL NOTES TO 8/26/14 11/4/14 FLORIDA HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 1 Clay Ingram (I) REP General Advances Re-elected Gloria Robertson-Wiggins DEM General Advances 2 Mike Hill (I) REP General Advances Re-elected Jeremy Lau DEM General Advances 3 Doug Broxson (I) REP Primary Advances Re-elected John Melvin WRI General Advances Jamie Smith REP Primary 4 Matt Gaetz (I) REP Re-elected without opposition 5 Brad Drake REP Primary Advances Elected Marti Coley (I) is not seeking reelection due Jan Hooks REP Primary to term limit Karen Schoen LPF General Advances 6 Tho Bishop REP Primary Jimmy Patronis (I) is not seeking reelection Melissa Hagan REP Primary due to term limit Henry Lawrence GRE General Advances Thelma Rohan REP Primary Jamie Shepard DEM General Advances Jay Trumbull REP Primary Advances Elected Jerry Wyche WRI General Advances 7 Halsey Beshears (I) REP Re-elected without opposition 8 James Sinclair WRI General Advances Alan Williams (I) DEM Primary Advances Re-elected Dianne Williams-Cox DEM Primary 9 Arnitta Grice-Walker DEM Primary Michelle Vascilinda (I) DEM Primary Re-elected 10 Wendy Martin WRI General Advances Elizabeth Porter (I) REP General Advances Re-elected Barbara Ann Prince WRI General Advances 1 DIST CANDIDATES PARTY ADVANCES PRIMARY GENERAL NOTES TO 8/26/14 11/4/14 11 Janet Adkins (I) REP General Advances Re-elected Dave Smith DEM General Advances 12 Yevgeny Morozov DEM General Advances Lake Ray (I) REP General Advances Re-elected 13 Reggie Fullwood (I); no candidates qualified; qualifying period will be re-set 14 Mia Jones (I) DEM Re-elected without opposition 15 Jay Fant REP Primary Advances Elected Daniel Davis (I) is not seeking reelection; Kerry Kelley WRI General Advances CEO of Jax Chamber of Commerce Paul Renner REP Primary 16 Brunell Martineau WRI General Advances Charles McBurney (I) REP Primary Advances Re-elected Chris Oliver REP Primary 17 Ronald Renuart (I) REP General Advances Re-elected Rebecca Sharp NPA General Advances 18 Travis Cummings (I) REP General Advances Re-elected Ken Willey LPF General Advances 19 Charles Van Zant (I) REP Re-elected without opposition 20 Clovis Watson (I) DEM Re-elected without opposition 21 Keith Perry (I) REP General Advances Re-elected John Uman DEM General Advances 22 Charlie Stone (I) REP Re-elected without opposition 23 Denis Baxley (I) REP Re-elected without opposition 24 Travis Hutson (I) REP Re-elected without opposition 25 Noel Bickford DEM General Advances Dave Hood (I) is not seeking reelection Fred Costello REP General Advances Elected 2 DIST CANDIDATES PARTY ADVANCES PRIMARY GENERAL NOTES TO 8/26/14 11/4/14 26 Michael Cantu REP General Advances Dwayne Taylor (I) DEM General Advances Re-elected 27 Bob Garcia DEM General Advances David Santiago (I) REP General Advances Re-elected 28 Jason Brodeur (I) REP Primary Advances Re-elected Franklin Perez LPF General Advances Kathryn Townsend REP Primary *29 Mike Clelland (I) DEM General Advances Scott Plakon REP General Advances Elected 30* Bob Cortes REP Primary Advances Elected Karen Castor Dentel (I) DEM General Advances Scott Sturgill REP Primary 31 Randy Glisson REP Primary Bryan Nelson (I) is not seeking reelection due Belita Grassel REP Primary to term limit Terri Seefeldt REP Primary Joseph Stephens REP Primary Jennifer Sullivan REP Primary Elected 32 Larry Metz (I) REP Re-elected without opposition 33 Marlene O’Toole (I) REP Re-elected without opposition 34 Jimmie Smith (I) REP Re-elected without opposition 35 Hamilton Hanson NPA General Advances Robert Schenck (I) is not seeking reelection Blaise Ingoglia REP General Advances Elected due to term limit Rose Rocco DEM General Advances James Scavetta NPA General Advances 36 Chris Gregg REP Primary Advances James Mathieu REP Primary Amanda Murphy (I) DEM General Advances Re-elected 37 Richard Corcoran (I) REP Re-elected without opposition 3 DIST CANDIDATES PARTY ADVANCES PRIMARY GENERAL NOTES TO 8/26/14 11/4/14 38 Daniel Burgess REP General Advances Elected Will Weatherford (I) is not seeking reelection Beverly Ledbetter DEM General Advances due to term limit 39 Carol Castagnero NPA General Advances Neil Combee (I) REP General Advances Re-elected 40 Colleen Burton REP Primary Advances Elected Seth McKeel (I) is not seeking reelection due John Shannon REP Primary to term limit Ricky Shirah DEM General Advances Franklin Shoemaker AIP General Advances 41 Celestyne Williams DEM General Advances John Wood (I) REP General Advances Re-elected 42 Chad Carnell DEM Primary Advances Mike LaRosa (I) REP General Advances Re-elected Pete Placencia DEM Primary Zulma Velez-Estrada DEM Primary 43 John Cortes DEM Primary Advances Elected Carlos Irizarry REP General Advances Ricardo Rangel (I) DEM Primary 44 Eric Eisnaugle REP Primary Advances Elected Steve Precourt (I) resigned; Eric Steven Facella REP Primary Eisnaugle filled vacancy Matthew Falconer NPA General Advances 45 Randolph Bracy (I) DEM Re-elected without opposition 46 James Anderson WRI General Advances Bruce Antone (I) DEM General Advances Re-elected 47* Mike Miller REP Primary Advances Elected Maurice Pearson REP Primary Linda Stewart (I) DEM General Advances 48 Victor Torres, Jr. (I) DEM Re-elected without opposition *49 Rene Plasencia REP Primary Advances Elected Ed Rodriguez REP Primary Joe Saunders (I) DEM General Advances 4 DIST CANDIDATES PARTY ADVANCES PRIMARY GENERAL NOTES TO 8/26/14 11/4/14 50 George Collins REP Primary Tom Goodson (I) REP Primary Re-elected 51 Steve Crisafulli (I) REP General Advances Re-elected Joe Murray DEM General Advances 52 Ritch Workman (I) REP Re-elected without opposition 53 David Kearns NPA General Advances Tim Street REP Primary John Tobia (I) REP Primary Advances Re-elected Santa Isabel Wright DEM General Advances 54 Jorge Lugo DEM General Advances Debbie Mayfield (I) REP General Advances Re-elected 55 Cary Pigman REP Re-elected without opposition 56 Ben Albritton (I) REP Re-elected without opposition 57 Jake Raburn (I) REP Re-elected without opposition 58 Dan Raulerson (I) REP General Re-elected WRI withdrew 59 Donna Lee Fore DEM General Advances Ross Spano (I) REP General Advances Re-elected 60 Dana Young (I) REP Re-elected without opposition 61 Sharon Carter DEM Primary Betty Reed (I) is not seeking reelection due Tatiana Denson DEM Primary to term limit Edwin Narain DEM Primary Advances Elected Nicole Santiago WRI General Advances Sean Shaw DEM Primary 62 Janet Cruz (I) DEM Re-elected without opposition 63* Mark Danish (I) DEM General Advances Shawn Harrison REP General Advances Elected 5 DIST CANDIDATES PARTY ADVANCES PRIMARY GENERAL NOTES TO 8/26/14 11/4/14 64 James Grant (I) REP Primary Advances Re-elected Write in candidate disqualified, but Miriam Steinberg REP Primary Advances election advances to General *65 Debbie Faulkner REP Primary Chris Sprowls REP Primary Advances Elected Carl Zimmerman (I) DEM General Advances 66 Larry Ahern (I) REP General Advances Re-elected Lorena Grizzle DEM General Advances 67 Chris Latvala REP Primary Advances Elected Ed Hooper (I) is not seeking reelection Thomas Ryan DEM Primary Steve Samoff DEM Primary Advances Christopher Sheperd DEM Primary Shawna
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