Below are the complete results for national, state, and county races in the Nov. 6 midterm election. Other than the Miami Beach and Miami referenda, we didn’t include individual cities’ election results.
After huge turnout in early voting, about 56 percent of Miami-Dade County’s registered voters voted in the Nov. 6 election. That total blew the 41 percent turnout from the 2014 midterm out of the water.
A couple things to know:
- We entered these results with more than 97 percent of precincts reporting. There will probably be some small discrepancies between the numbers below and the final results.
- We rounded to the nearest whole number for percentage of the vote (except in tight races).
Now, here are the results.
Governor
Ron DeSantis—R (49.86%)
Ryan Foley (0.18%)
Kyle Gibson (0.3%)
Andrew Gillum (48.91%)
Darcy Richardson (0.57%)
Bruce Stanley (0.18%)
In Miami-Dade:
Ron DeSantis—R (39.04%)
Ryan Foley (0.15%)
Kyle Gibson (0.24%)
Andrew Gillum (59.84%)
Darcy Richardson (0.46%)
Bruce Stanley (0.21%)
U.S. Senate
Rick Scott—R (50.36%)
Bill Nelson (49.64%)
In Miami-Dade:
Rick Scott (39.41%)
Bill Nelson (60.37%)
Write-in candidates (0.22%)
Congress, District 23
Debbie Wasserman Schultz—D (53%)
Tim Canova (3%)
Don Endriss (1%)
Joseph “Joe” Kaufman (43%)
Congress, District 25
Mario Diaz-Balart—R (61%)
Mary Barzee Flores (39%)
Congress, District 26
Debbie Mucarsel-Powell—D (52%)
Carlos Curbelo (48%)
Congress, District 27
Donna Shalala—D (52%)
Maria Elvira Salazar (46%)
Mayra Joli (2%)
Attorney General
This is the statewide total
Ashley Moody—R (52%)
Sean Shaw (46%)
Jeffrey Siskind (2%)
Commissioner of Agriculture
This is the statewide total
Matt Caldwell—R (50.25%)
Nicole “Nikki” Fried (49.75%)
Chief Financial Officer
This is the statewide total
Jimmy Patronis—R (52%)
Jeremy Ring (48%)
State Senate, District 36
Manny Diaz Jr.—R (54%)
David Perez (46%)
State Senate, District 40
Annette Taddeo—D (53%)
Marili Cancio (47%)
State House, District 103
Cindy Polo—D (53%)
Frank Mingo (47%)
State House, District 105
Ana Maria Rodriguez—R (51%)
Javier Estevez (49%)
State House, District 108
Dotie Joseph—D (92%)
Riquet Caballero (8%)
State House, District 111
Bryan Avila—R (62%)
Rizwan Ahmed (38%)
State House, District 112
Nicholas Xavier Duran—D (58%)
Rosa Maria ‘Rosy’ Palomino (42%)
State House, District 113
Michael Grieco—D (63%)
Jonathan Parker (37%)
State House, District 114
Javier Fernandez—D (53%)
Javier Enriquez (47%)
State House, District 115
Vance Aloupis—R (51%)
Jeffrey Solomon (49%)
State House, District 116
Daniel Anthony Perez—R (58%)
James Alexander Harden (42%)
State House, District 118
Anthony Rodriguez—R (51%)
Robert Asencio (49%)
State House, District 119
Juan Fernandez-Barquin—R (53%)
Heath Rassner (43%)
Daniel Sotelo (4%)
State House, District 120
Holly Raschein—R (53%)
Steve Friedman (47%)
State amendments
These are the statewide totals
- Amendment 1, Increased Homestead Property Tax Exemption: Failed because it did not reach 60 percent needed for approval (58%)
- Amendment 2, Limitations on Property Tax Assessments: Approved (66%)
- Amendment 3, Voter Control of Gambling in Florida: Approved (71%)
- Amendment 4, Voting Restoration Amendment: Approved (64%)
- Amendment 5, Supermajority Vote Required to Impose, Authorize, or Raise State Taxes or Fees: Approved (66%)
- Amendment 6, Rights of Crime Victims; Judges: Approved (62%)
- Amendment 7, First Responder and Military Member Survivor Benefits; Public Colleges and Universities: Approved (66%)
- Amendment 9, Prohibits Offshore Oil and Gas Drilling; Prohibits Vaping in Enclosed Indoor Workplaces: Approved (69%)
- Amendment 10, State and Local Government Structure and Operation: Approved (63%)
- Amendment 11, Property Rights; Removal of Obsolete Provision; Criminal Statutes: Approved (62%)
- Amendment 12, Lobbying and Abuse of Office by Public Officers: Approved (79%)
- Amendment 13, Ends Dog Racing: Approved (69%)
City referenda
- City of Miami Miami Freedom Park referendum: Approved (60%)
- City of Miami Miami River lease referendum: Approved (64%)
- City of Miami strong mayor referendum: Failed (36%)
- Miami Beach referendum creating an inspector general’s office: Approved (81%)
- Miami Beach referenda on the convention center hotel: Both referenda were approved (79 and 64% respectively)
- Miami Beach referenda on general obligation bond: All three were approved (69, 73 and 70% respectively)
County referenda
- Miami-Dade County referendum 1, circuit court clerk elections: Approved (61%)
- Miami-Dade County referendum 2, the county resign-to-run law: Approved (56%)
- Miami-Dade County referendum 3, more public input on petitions: Approved (61%)
- Miami-Dade County referendum 4, changes to the electoral process: Approved (70%)
- Miami-Dade County referendum 5, petition payments: Approved (67%)
- Miami-Dade County referendum 6, new northeast city: Failed (39%)
- School board referendum, tax increase to fund raises: Approved (71%)
Justices and judges
- Supreme Court Justice Alan Lawson: Voters approved Lawson retaining his position
- 3rd District Court of Appeal Judge Kevin Emas: Voters approved Emas retaining his position
- 3rd District Court of Appeal Judge Ivan Fernandez: Voters approved Fernandez retaining his position
- 3rd District Court of Appeal Judge Norma Shepard Lindsay: Voters approved Lindsay retaining her position
- 3rd District Court of Appeal Judge Robert Joshua Luck: Voters approved Luck retaining his position
- Circuit Court judge: Vivianne del Rio won the runoff election with about 53 percent of the vote.