Hispanopedia WikiLas elecciones a la Cámara de Representantes de Florida de 2024 se celebraron el 5 de noviembre de 2024, como parte de las elecciones generales de Estados Unidos de 2024. Los votantes de Florida eligieron representantes estatales en los 120 distritos electorales del estado. [ 1 ]
Tras las elecciones estatales a la Cámara de Representantes de 2022, los republicanos ampliaron su mayoría a 85 escaños, frente a los 78 de las elecciones anteriores, lo que les otorgó una supermayoría en la Cámara. [ 2 ] Las elecciones al Senado celebradas simultáneamente también dieron como resultado una supermayoría, lo que otorgó a los republicanos el control de la legislatura por supermayoría.
Tras las elecciones, dos representantes demócratas cambiaron de partido, lo que dio a los republicanos 87 escaños frente a los 33 de los demócratas.
Descripción general
Carreras más reñidas
Escaños donde el margen de victoria fue inferior al 10%:
- Distrito 93, ganancia del 0,40%.
- Distrito 37, 0,62%
- Distrito 38, 0,84%
- Distrito 47, 1,62%
- Distrito 45, aumento del 1,68%.
- Distrito 89, 2,54%
- Distrito 35, ganancia del 3,94%.
- Distrito 106, 4,22%
- Distrito 64, 4,76%
- Distrito 39, 5,12%
- Distrito 117, 5,76%
- Distrito 102, 7,08%
- Distrito 36, 7,26%
- Distrito 60, 7,30%
- Distrito 103, 8,28%
- Distrito 91, 9,12%
- Distrito 67, 9,30%
- Distrito 113, 9,36%
Predicciones
Resultados
† - El titular del cargo tiene un mandato limitado o no se presenta a la reelección.
Elecciones especiales
Distrito 24 (especial)
Joe Harding (titular) renunció tras ser acusado de fraude electrónico y blanqueo de dinero. [ 5 ]
Elecciones generales
Distrito 35 (especial)
Fred Hawkins (titular) renunció para convertirse en presidente de South Florida State College . [ 7 ]
Elecciones generales
Distrito 118 (especial)
Juan Fernández-Barquín (titular) renunció para convertirse en secretario del tribunal y contralor del condado de Miami-Dade . [ 9 ] [ 10 ]
Elecciones generales
Resultados detallados
Distrito 1
La republicana Michelle Salzman, que buscaba su segundo mandato, había representado al distrito desde 2020.
Distrito 2
El republicano Alex Andrade, que cumplía su tercer mandato, había representado al distrito desde 2018.
Distrito 3
El republicano Joel Rudman, que cumplía su primer mandato, había representado al distrito desde 2022.
Avales
- legisladores estatales
- Shane Abbott , representante estatal [ 12 ]
- Alex Andrade , representante estatal [ 12 ]
- Patt Maney , representante estatal [ 12 ]
- Michelle Salzman , representante estatal [ 12 ]
Distrito 4
La republicana Patt Maney, que buscaba su segundo mandato, había representado al distrito desde 2020.
Distrito 5
El republicano Shane Abbott, que cumplía su primer mandato, había representado al distrito desde 2022.
Distrito 6
El republicano Philip Griffitts, que cumplía su primer mandato, había representado al distrito desde 2022.
Distrito 7
El republicano Jason Shoaf, que buscaba su segundo mandato, había representado al distrito desde que ganó una elección especial en 2019.
Distrito 8
El demócrata Gallop Franklin, que cumplía su primer mandato, había representado al distrito desde 2022.
Distrito 9
La demócrata Allison Tant, que buscaba su segundo mandato, había representado al distrito desde 2020.
Avales
- Organizaciones
Votación
Distrito 10
El republicano Chuck Brannan, que cumplía su tercer mandato, había representado al distrito desde 2018.
Distrito 11
El republicano Sam Garrison, que buscaba su segundo mandato, había representado al distrito desde 2022, después de que este fuera redistribuido desde el distrito 18, al que había representado desde 2020.
Distrito 12
El republicano Wyman Duggan, que cumplía su tercer mandato, había representado al distrito desde 2022, después de que este fuera redistribuido desde el distrito 15, al que había representado desde 2018.
Distrito 13
La demócrata Angie Nixon, que buscaba su segundo mandato, había representado al distrito desde 2022, después de que este fuera redistribuido desde el distrito 14, al que había representado desde 2020.
Distrito 14
La demócrata Kimberly Daniels, que cumplía su primer mandato, había representado al distrito desde 2022.
Distrito 15
El republicano Dean Black, que cumplía su primer mandato, había representado al distrito desde 2022.
Distrito 16
El republicano Kiyan Michael, que cumple su primer mandato, ha representado al distrito desde 2022.
Distrito 17
La republicana Jessica Baker, que cumplía su primer mandato, había representado al distrito desde 2022.
Distrito 18
La republicana Cyndi Stevenson, que cumplía su cuarto mandato , había representado al distrito desde 2022, tras la redistribución de distritos desde el distrito 17, al que había representado desde que ganó una elección especial en 2015. Su mandato estaba limitado y no podía presentarse a la reelección.
Distrito 19
El republicano Paul Renner , presidente de la Cámara de Representantes y titular del cargo por cuarto mandato , había representado al distrito desde 2022, tras la redistribución de distritos desde el distrito 24, al que había representado desde que ganó una elección especial en 2015. Su mandato estaba limitado y no podía presentarse a la reelección.
Distrito 20
El republicano Bobby Payne, que cumplía su cuarto mandato, había representado al distrito desde 2022, tras la redistribución de distritos desde el distrito 19, al que había representado desde 2016. Su mandato había finalizado y no podía presentarse a la reelección.
Distrito 21
La demócrata Yvonne Hayes Hinson, que buscaba la reelección para su segundo mandato, había representado al distrito desde 2022, después de que su distrito fuera redistribuido desde el distrito 20, al que había representado desde 2020.
Distrito 22
El republicano Chuck Clemons , que cumplía su cuarto mandato y era el Presidente Pro Tempore de la Cámara de Representantes, había representado al distrito desde 2022, tras la redistribución de distritos desde el distrito 21, al que había representado desde 2016. Su mandato había finalizado y no podía presentarse a la reelección.
Predicciones
Elecciones generales
Distrito 23
El republicano Ralph Massullo, que cumplía su cuarto mandato, había representado al distrito desde 2022, tras la redistribución de distritos desde el distrito 34, al que había representado desde 2016. Su mandato había finalizado y no podía presentarse a la reelección.
Distrito 24
El republicano Ryan Chamberlin, que cumplía su primer mandato, había representado al distrito desde que ganó una elección especial en 2023 .
Distrito 25
La republicana Taylor Yarkosky, que cumplía su primer mandato, había representado al distrito desde 2022.
Distrito 26
El republicano Keith Truenow, que cumplía su segundo mandato, había representado al distrito desde 2022, tras la redistribución de distritos desde el distrito 31, al que había representado desde 2020. Se retiró para postularse al Senado estatal . [ 67 ]
Distrito 27
El republicano Stan McClain, que cumplía su cuarto mandato, había representado al distrito desde 2022, tras la redistribución de distritos desde el distrito 23, que había representado desde 2016. Su mandato estaba limitado y no podía presentarse a la reelección, por lo que se postuló con éxito para el Senado estatal . [ 71 ]
Distrito 28
El republicano Tom Leek, que cumplía su cuarto mandato, había representado al distrito desde 2022, tras la redistribución de distritos desde el distrito 25, que había representado desde 2016. Su mandato estaba limitado y no podía presentarse a la reelección, por lo que se postuló con éxito para el Senado estatal . [ 75 ]
Distrito 29
El republicano Webster Barnaby, que buscaba su segundo mandato, había representado al distrito desde 2020.
Distrito 30
El republicano Chase Tramont, que cumplía su primer mandato, había representado al distrito desde 2022.
Distrito 31
El republicano Tyler Sirois, que cumplía su tercer mandato, había representado al distrito desde 2022, después de que este fuera redistribuido desde el distrito 51, al que había representado desde 2018.
Distrito 32
El republicano Thad Altman, que cumplía su cuarto mandato, había representado al distrito desde 2022, tras la redistribución de distritos desde el distrito 52, al que había representado desde 2016. Su mandato había finalizado y no podía presentarse a la reelección.
Distrito 33
El republicano Randy Fine, que cumplía su cuarto mandato , había representado al distrito desde 2016. Su mandato había finalizado y no podía presentarse a la reelección, por lo que se postulaba para el senado estatal . [ 79 ]
Distrito 34
El republicano Robbie Brackett, que cumplía su primer mandato, había representado al distrito desde 2022.
Distrito 35
El titular demócrata Tom Keen fue elegido por primera vez en una elección especial en enero de 2024 con el 51,3% de los votos. [ 86 ]
Predicciones
Distrito 36
La republicana Rachel Plakon, que cumplía su primer mandato, había representado al distrito desde 2022.
Predicciones
Distrito 37
La republicana Susan Plasencia, que cumplía su primer mandato, había representado al distrito desde 2022.
Avales
- representantes de Estados Unidos
- Maxwell Frost , representante de los Estados Unidos por el décimo distrito congresional de Florida (2023–) [ 87 ]
- legisladores estatales
- funcionarios locales
Predicciones
Distrito 38
El republicano David Smith, que cumplía su tercer mandato, había representado al distrito desde 2018.
Candidatos
Demócratas
- Sarah Henry, candidata para este distrito en 2022 [ 88 ]
Avales
- legisladores estatales
- Lori Berman , senadora estatal [ 89 ]
- LaVon Bracy , representante estatal [ 90 ]
- Anna Eskamani , representante estatal [ 90 ]
- Rita Harris , representante estatal [ 90 ]
- Johanna López, representante estatal [ 90 ]
- Rosalind Osgood , senadora estatal [ 89 ]
- Bobby Powell , senador estatal [ 89 ]
- Vic Torres , senador estatal [ 89 ]
- Organizaciones
Predicciones
Distrito 39
El republicano Doug Bankson, que cumplía su primer mandato, había representado al distrito desde 2022.
Predicciones
Distrito 40
LaVon Bracy Davis, demócrata que cumplía su primer mandato, había representado al distrito desde 2022.
Predicciones
Distrito 41
El demócrata Bruce Antone, que cumplía su primer mandato, había representado al distrito desde 2022.
Distrito 42
La demócrata Anna V. Eskamani, que cumplía su tercer mandato, había representado al distrito desde 2022, después de que este fuera redistribuido desde el distrito 47, al que había representado desde 2018.
Predicciones
Distrito 43
La demócrata Johanna López, que cumplía su primer mandato, había representado a la circunscripción desde 2022.
Predicciones
Distrito 44
La demócrata Rita Harris, que cumplía su primer mandato, había representado al distrito desde 2022.
Distrito 45
La republicana Carolina Amesty, que cumplía su primer mandato, había representado al distrito desde 2022.
Avales
- legisladores estatales
- Fentirce Driskell , líder de la minoría de la Cámara de Representantes de Florida (2022-presente) del distrito 67 (2018-presente) [ 93 ]
Predicciones
Distrito 46
La demócrata Kristen Arrington, que cumplía su segundo mandato, había representado al distrito desde 2022, tras la redistribución de distritos desde el distrito 43, al que había representado desde 2020. Se retiró para presentarse con éxito al Senado estatal . [ 94 ]
Predicciones
Distrito 47
La republicana Paula Stark, que cumplía su primer mandato, había representado al distrito desde 2022.
Predicciones
Distrito 48
El republicano Sam Killebrew, que cumplía su cuarto mandato, había representado al distrito desde 2022, tras la redistribución de distritos desde el distrito 41, al que había representado desde 2016. Su mandato había finalizado y no podía presentarse a la reelección.
Distrito 49
La republicana Melony Bell, que cumplía su tercer mandato, había representado al distrito desde 2022, tras la redistribución de distritos desde el distrito 56, al que había representado desde 2018. Se retiró para presentarse con éxito al cargo de supervisora de elecciones del condado de Polk . [ 100 ]
Distrito 50
La republicana Jennifer Canady, que cumplía su primer mandato, había representado al distrito desde 2022.
Distrito 51
La republicana Josie Tomkow, que cumplía su tercer mandato, había representado al distrito desde 2022, después de que este fuera redistribuido desde el distrito 39, al que había representado desde que ganó una elección especial en 2018.
Candidatos
Democrático
- Octavio Eduardo Hernández [ 103 ]
Distrito 52
El republicano John Temple, que cumplía su primer mandato, había representado al distrito desde 2022.
Distrito 53
El republicano Jeff Holcomb, que cumplía su primer mandato, había representado al distrito desde 2022.
Distrito 54
El republicano Randy Maggard, que buscaba su segundo mandato, había representado al distrito desde 2022, después de que este fuera redistribuido desde el distrito 38, al que había representado tras ganar una elección especial en 2019.
Distrito 55
El republicano Kevin Steele, que cumplía su primer mandato, había representado al distrito desde 2022.
Distrito 56
El republicano Brad Yeager, que cumplía su primer mandato, había representado al distrito desde 2022.
Demócratas
- William Pura [ 104 ]
Distrito 57
El republicano Adam Anderson, que cumplía su primer mandato, había representado al distrito desde 2022.
Distrito 58
La republicana Kim Berfield, que cumplía su primer mandato, había representado al distrito desde 2022.
Distrito 59
El republicano Berny Jacques, que cumplía su primer mandato, había representado al distrito desde 2022.
Distrito 60
La demócrata Lindsay Cross, que cumplía su primer mandato, había representado al distrito desde 2022.
Candidatos
republicanos
- Ed Montanari, concejal de la ciudad de San Petersburgo [ 105 ]
Avales
- Organizaciones
- funcionarios locales
- Rick Baker , ex alcalde de San Petersburgo (2001–2010) [ 106 ]
- Jim Coats, ex sheriff del condado de Pinellas [ 107 ]
- Bob Gualtieri , sheriff del condado de Pinellas [ 108 ]
Distrito 61
2nd term incumbent Republican Linda Chaney had represented the district since 2022, after being redistricted from the 69th district, which she had represented since 2020.
District 62
2nd term incumbent Democrat Michele Rayner had represented the district since 2022, after being redistricted from the 70th district, which she had represented since 2020.
District 63
3rd term incumbent Democrat Dianne Hart had represented the district since 2022, after being redistricted from the 61st district, which she had represented since 2018.
District 64
3rd term incumbent Democrat Susan Valdes had represented the district since 2022, after being redistricted from the 62nd district, which she had represented since 2018.
On December 9, 2024, Valdes switched to the Republican party, only days after she lost a bid for Hillsborough County Democratic Party chairman.
District 65
1st term incumbent Republican Karen Gonzalez Pittman had represented the district since 2022.
District 66
2nd term incumbent Republican Traci Koster had represented the district since 2022, after being redistricted from the 64th district, which she had represented since 2020.
District 67
3rd term incumbent Democrat Fentrice Driskell, the House Minority Leader, had represented the district since 2018.
District 68
3rd term incumbent Republican Lawrence McClure had represented the district since 2022, after being redistricted from the 58th district, which he had represented since winning a special election in 2017.
District 69
1st term incumbent Danny Alvarez had represented the district since 2022.
District 70
3rd term incumbent Republican Mike Beltran had represented the 70th district since 2022, after being redistricted from the 57th district, which he had represented since 2018. He retired.[109]
District 71
3rd term incumbent Republican Will Robinson had represented the district since 2018.
District 72
The district was vacant after 3rd term incumbent Republican Tommy Gregory resigned on June 30 after being chosen as the next president of State College of Florida, Manatee–Sarasota.[110][111]
District 73
2nd term incumbent Republican Fiona McFarland had represented the district since 2022, after being redistricted from the 72nd district, which she had represented since 2020.
District 74
3rd term incumbent Republican James Buchanan had represented the district since 2018.
Democrat Primary
- Nancy Simpson, urban planning consultant[119]
District 75
4th term incumbent Republican Michael J. Grant, the House Majority Leader, had represented the district since 2016. He was term-limited and could not seek re-election.
Candidates
Republicans
- Danny Nix, realtor[120]
Endorsements
- State legislators
- Michael J. Grant, incumbent representative[121]
District 76
3rd term incumbent Republican Spencer Roach had represented the district since 2022, after being redistricted from the 79th district, which he had represented since 2018. He retired.[122]
District 77
1st term incumbent Republican Tiffany Esposito had represented the district since 2022.
District 78
2nd term incumbent Republican Jenna Persons had represented the district since 2020.
Endorsements
- Statewide officials
- Ron DeSantis, governor of Florida[124]
District 79
2nd term incumbent Republican Mike Giallombardo had represented the district since 2022, after being redistricted from the 77th district, which he had represented since 2020.
District 80
2nd term incumbent Republican Adam Botana had represented the district since 2022, after being redistricted from the 76th district, which he had represented since 2020.
District 81
4th term incumbent Republican Bob Rommel had represented the district since 2022, after being redistricted from the 106th district, which he had represented since 2016. He was term-limited and could not seek re-election.
District 82
2nd term incumbent Republican Lauren Melo had represented the district since 2022, after being redistricted from the 80th district, which she had represented since 2020.
District 83
2nd term incumbent Republican Kaylee Tuck had represented the district since 2022, after being redistricted from the 55th district, which she had represented since 2020.
District 84
2nd term incumbent Republican Dana Trabulsy had represented the district since 2020.
District 85
3rd term incumbent Republican Toby Overdorf had represented the district since 2022, after being redistricted from the 83rd district, which he had represented since 2018.
District 86
2nd term incumbent Republican John Snyder had represented the district since 2022, after being redistricted from the 82nd district, which he had represented since 2020.
District 87
3rd term incumbent Republican Mike Caruso had represented the district since 2022, after being redistricted from the 89th district, which he had represented since 2018.
District 88
2nd term incumbent Democratic Jervonte Edmonds had represented the district since winning a special election in 2022.
District 89
4th term incumbent Democrat David Silvers had represented the district since 2022, after being redistricted from the 87th district, which he had represented since 2016. He was term-limited and could not seek re-election.
District 90
3rd term incumbent Democratic Joseph Casello had represented the district since 2018.
Candidates
Republicans
District 91
1st term incumbent Republican Peggy Gossett-Seidman had represented the district since 2022.
Candidates
Democrats
Endorsements
- U.S. representatives
- Lois Frankel, U.S. representative from Florida's 22nd congressional district[e] (2013–)[141]
- Jared Moskowitz, U.S. representative from Florida's 23rd congressional district (2023–)[141]
- State legislators
- Lori Berman, state senator (2018–)[141]
- Joseph Casello, state representative (2018–)[141]
- Tina Polsky, state senator (2020–)[141]
- Kelly Skidmore, state representative (2020–)[141]
District 92
2nd term incumbent Democrat Kelly Skidmore had represented the district since 2022, after being redistricted from the 81st district, which she had represented since 2020. Skidmore was re-elected unopposed after no other candidate filed before the primary election.
District 93
1st term incumbent Democrat Katherine Waldron had represented the district since 2022.
Candidates
Republicans
- Brandon Cabrera, businessman[142]
- Anne Gerwig, Wellington mayor[143]
- Chris Mitchell, bank branch manager[142]
Endorsements
- Local officials
- Michael Barnett, Palm Beach County commissioner[144]
- Organizations
District 94
4th term incumbent Republican Rick Roth had represented the district since 2022, after being redistricted from the 85th district, which he had represented since 2016. He was term-limited and could not seek re-election.
Democratic primary
Nominee
- Rachelle Litt, former Palm Beach Gardens mayor[154]
District 95
2nd term incumbent Democratic Christine Hunschofsky had represented the district since 2022, after being redistricted from the 96th district, which she had represented since 2020. She was re-elected unopposed after no other candidate filed before the primary election.
District 96
2nd term incumbent Democrat Dan Daley had represented the district since 2022, after being redistricted from the 97th district, which he had represented since winning a special election in 2019. He was re-elected unopposed after no other candidate filed before the primary election.
District 97
1st term incumbent Lisa Dunkley had represented the district since 2022. She was re-elected unopposed after no other candidate filed before the primary election.
District 98
4th term incumbent Democrat Patricia Hawkins-Williams had represented the district since 2022, after being redistricted from the 92nd district, which she had represented since 2016. She was term-limited and could not seek re-election.
District 99
1st term incumbent Democrat Daryl Campbell had represented the district since winning a special election in 2022.
District 100
3rd term incumbent Republican Chip LaMarca had represented the district since 2018.
District 101
1st term incumbent Democrat Hillary Cassel had represented the district since 2022. She was re-elected unopposed after no other candidate filed before the primary election. On December 27, 2024, Cassel announced that she was leaving the Democratic Party in favor of the Republican Party, citing the former's "failure to unequivocally support Israel" in the Israel-Hamas war.
District 102
3rd term incumbent Democrat Michael Gottlieb had represented the district since 2022, after being redistricted from the 98th district, which he had represented since 2018.
District 103
2nd term incumbent Democrat Robin Bartleman had represented the district since 2020.
District 104
2nd term incumbent Democrat Felicia Robinson had represented the district since 2022, after being redistricted from the 102nd district, which she had represented since 2020.
District 105
2nd term incumbent Democrat Marie Woodson had represented the district since 2022, after being redistricted from the 101st district, which she had represented since 2020.
District 106
1st term incumbent Republican Fabián Basabe had represented the district since 2022.
District 107
2nd term incumbent Democratic Christopher Benjamin had represented the district since 2020. He was retiring to run for Miami-Dade court judgeship.[159]
District 108
3rd term incumbent Democratic Dotie Joseph had represented the district since 2018. She was re-elected unopposed after no other candidate filed before the primary election.
District 109
1st term incumbent Democratic Ashley Gantt had represented the district since 2022.
District 110
2nd term incumbent Republican Tom Fabricio had represented the district since 2022, after being redistricted from the 103rd district, which he had represented since 2020.
District 111
2nd term incumbent Republican David Borrero had represented the district since 2022, after being redistricted from the 105th district, which he had represented since 2020.
District 112
2nd term incumbent Republican Alex Rizo had represented the district since 2022, after being redistricted from the 110th district, which he had represented since 2020.
District 113
1st term incumbent Republican Vicki Lopez had represented the district since 2022.
District 114
2nd term incumbent Republican Demi Busatta Cabrera had represented the district since 2020.
District 115
1st term incumbent Republican Alina Garcia had represented the district since 2022. She retired to successfully run for Miami-Dade County supervisor of elections.[161]
District 116
3rd term incumbent Republican Daniel Perez had represented the district since winning a special election in 2017.
District 117
2nd term incumbent Democratic Kevin Chambliss had represented the district since 2020.
District 118
1st term incumbent Republican Mike Redondo had represented the district since winning a special election in 2023.
District 119
1st term incumbent Republican Juan Carlos Porras had represented the district since 2022.
District 120
2nd term incumbent Republican Jim Mooney had represented the district since 2020.
See also
Notes
- 1234While not included in the final count, state representatives Susan Valdes and Hillary Cassel switched their party affiliation from Democratic to Republican one month after the election.
- 12Key:A – all adultsRV – registered votersLV – likely votersV – unclear
- ↑Numbered as the 7th from 2007–2013
- ↑Numbered as the 4th district from 2017–2023
- ↑Numbered as the 21st from 2017 to 2023
- Partisan clients
- ↑Poll sponsored by Tant's campaign
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Enlaces externos
- Elecciones a la Cámara de Representantes de Florida
- Elecciones de Florida de 2024
- Elecciones legislativas estatales de 2024 en los Estados Unidos