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Line 519: − − ===FL-2nd district=== − [[Republican]] [[Neal Dunn]] is running for re-election. Dunn voted against the impeachment coup. He is expected to easily retain his House seat.<ref name="Fake News Projections"/> − − ====FL-2 Republican primary==== − Rep. Dunn was renominated with no primary challengers.<ref name="Florida Primary Results 2020"/> He is expected to win re-election with no major opposition, as no Democrat filed a candidacy to run against him. Line 534:
Line 528: − − ===FL-4th district=== − Republican [[John Rutherford]] is seeking re-election. Rutherford voted against the sham impeachment articles. He is expected to win re-election to another House term.<ref name="Fake News Projections"/> − − ====FL-4 Republican primary==== − Rep. Rutherford won his party's primary election held on August 18, 2020 with 80% of the vote.<ref name="Florida Primary Results 2020"/> − − ====FL-4 Democrat primary==== − The Democrat primary was won by Donna Deegan, who ran uncontested.<ref name="Florida Primary Results 2020"/> − − ===FL-5th district=== − Democrat [[Al Lawson]] is seeking re-election. Lawson voted in favor of the [[impeachment coup]]. Representing a [[liberal]] district, he is expected to easily win re-election.<ref name="Fake News Projections"/> − − ====FL-5 Democrat primary==== − Rep. Lawson was renominated in his party's primary with 56% of the votes cast.<ref name="Florida Primary Results 2020"/> − − ====FL-5 Republican primary==== − Gary Adler won the Republican primary with 52% of the vote.<ref name="Florida Primary Results 2020"/> − − ===FL-6th district=== − [[Republican]] representative [[Michael Waltz]] is running for re-election. Rep. Waltz voted against the impeachment sham. Every election ratings site aside from [[Politico]] have ranked the seat as being safe.<ref name="Fake News Projections"/> − − ====FL-6 Republican primary==== − Waltz was renominated with no primary challengers.<ref name="Florida Primary Results 2020"/> − − ====FL-6 Democrat primary==== − The [[Democrat]] primary was won by Clint Curtis with just over half of the votes cast.<ref name="Florida Primary Results 2020"/> − − ===FL-7th district=== − Incumbent [[Stephanie Murphy]] is running for re-election to another House term. Murphy voted in favor of the [[impeachment coup]]. Her House seat is considered to be mostly a safe [[Democrat]] hold.<ref name="Fake News Projections"/> − − ====FL-7 Democrat primary==== − Rep. Murphy was re-nominated in her party's primary uncontested.<ref name="Florida Primary Results 2020"/> − − ====FL-7 Republican primary==== − The [[Republican]] primary election was won Leo Valentin with a plurality of 39% of the votes cast.<ref name="Florida Primary Results 2020"/> − − ===FL-8th district=== − [[Republican]] [[Bill Posey]] is running for re-election. Posey voted against the sham impeachment articles. He is expected to easily win re-election.<ref name="Fake News Projections"/> − − ====FL-8 Republican primary==== − Posey won his party's primary election with 62.5% of the vote.<ref name="Florida Primary Results 2020"/> − − ====FL-8 Democrat primary==== − The Democrat primary was won by Jim Kennedy, who ran unopposed.<ref name="Florida Primary Results 2020"/> Line 590:
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Line 575: − − ===FL-14th district=== − Incumbent Democrat [[Kathy Castor]] is running for re-election. Castor voted in favor of the impeachment coup. She is expected to easily retain her seat.<ref name="Fake News Projections"/> − − ====FL-14 Democrat primary==== − Rep. Castor was unopposed in her party's primary.<ref name="Florida Primary Results 2020"/> − − ====FL-14 Republican primary==== − Christine Quinn won the Republican primary election with 64.5% of the votes cast.<ref name="Florida Primary Results 2020"/> Line 660:
Line 598: − − ===FL-17th district=== − [[Greg Steube]], the Republican U.S. representative from Florida's 17th congressional district, is running for re-election. Rep. Steube voted against the sham impeachment. His seat is considered to be a safe red hold.<ref name="Fake News Projections"/> − − ====FL-17 Republican primary==== − Rep. Steube faced no primary challengers in his party's primary.<ref name="Florida Primary Results 2020"/> − − ====FL-17 Democrat primary==== − Allen Ellison won the Democrat primary unopposed.<ref name="Florida Primary Results 2020"/> Line 680:
Line 609: − − ===FL-19th district (open)=== − [[Republican]] representative [[Francis Rooney]] is retiring. The seat is considered to be a safe red hold.<ref name="Fake News Projections"/> − − ====FL-19 Republican primary==== − In a heavily contested Republican primary race, Byron McDonalds won with a plurality just 22.6% of the vote.<ref name="Florida Primary Results 2020"/> − − ====FL-19 Democrat primary==== − Cindy Banyai won the Democrat primary over opponent David Holden with 58% of the votes cast.<ref name="Florida Primary Results 2020"/> − − [[File:AlceeHastings.jpg|thumb|left|170px|Rep. Hastings is running for re-election.]] − − ===FL-20th district=== − [[Democrat]] [[Alcee Hastings]] is running for re-election. Hastings voted for the impeachment coup. His seat has been considered to be a safe blue hold.<ref name="Fake News Projections"/> − − ====FL-20 Democrat primary==== − Rep. Hastings was renominated with just under 70% of the votes cast.<ref name="Florida Primary Results 2020"/> − − ====FL-20 Republican primary==== − The Republican primary was won by Greg Musselwhite with 52% of the vote.<ref name="Florida Primary Results 2020"/> − Line 722:
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Line 641: − − ===FL-24th district=== − Democrat representative [[Frederica Wilson]] seeks re-election. Wilson is a member of the [[Congressional Progressive Caucus]] and voted in favor of the impeachment sham resolutions. She is expected to win the general election in November to serve in Congress for another two years.<ref name="Fake News Projections"/> − − ====FL-24 Democrat primary==== − Rep. Wilson easily won the Democrat primary with 85% of the votes cast.<ref name="Florida Primary Results 2020"/> − − ====FL-24 Republican primary==== − The Republican primary was won by Lavern Spicer, who ran unopposed.<ref name="Florida Primary Results 2020"/> − − ===FL-25th district=== − Republican [[Mario Diaz-Balart]] is running for re-election. Diaz-Balart voted against the impeachment coup. His seat has been marked as a safe hold.<ref name="Fake News Projections"/> − − ====FL-25 Republican primary==== − Diaz-Balart was renominated with no primary challengers.<ref name="Florida Primary Results 2020"/> No other candidate has filed to run against him. −
United States House of Representatives elections, 2020 (view source)
Revision as of 18:58, October 8, 2020
, 18:58, October 8, 2020→Florida: removing some comparably bland sections for safe House seats, given no objections mentioned here
====FL-1 Democrat primary====
====FL-1 Democrat primary====
The Democrat primary was won by Phil Ehr, who ran uncontested.<ref name="Florida Primary Results 2020"/>
The Democrat primary was won by Phil Ehr, who ran uncontested.<ref name="Florida Primary Results 2020"/>
===FL-3rd district (open)===
===FL-3rd district (open)===
====FL-3 Democrat primary====
====FL-3 Democrat primary====
The [[Democrat]] primary election was won by Adam Christensen with a plurality of 34% of the vote.<ref name="Florida Primary Results 2020"/>
The [[Democrat]] primary election was won by Adam Christensen with a plurality of 34% of the vote.<ref name="Florida Primary Results 2020"/>
===FL-9th district===
===FL-9th district===
[[File:Demings.PNG|thumb|left|130px|Rep. Demings is seeking re-election.]]
[[File:Demings.PNG|thumb|left|130px|Rep. Demings is seeking re-election.]]
===FL-10th district===
===FL-10th district===
[[Establishment]] Democrat [[Val Demings]] seeks re-election. Demings has previously been mentioned as prospective vice presidential pick for the mentally impaired Democrat them-putative nominee [[Joe Biden]]. She also served as a House manager for the [[impeachment coup against Donald Trump]]. During an impeachment hearing, Rep. Demings mentioned her ancestry from slaves despite it having no relevance to the charges brought against Trump.<ref>[https://townhall.com/tipsheet/bethbaumann/2019/12/11/huh-val-demings-somehow-invokes-slavery-into-the-impeachment-debate-n2557884 Apparently Val Demings Thinks Her Ancestors Being Slaves Is Somehow Relevant in an Impeachment Hearing]</ref> Her seat is considered a safe hold.<ref name="Fake News Projections"/>
[[Establishment]] Democrat [[Val Demings]] seeks re-election. Demings has previously been mentioned as prospective vice presidential pick for the mentally impaired Democrat them-putative nominee [[Joe Biden]]. She also served as a House manager for the [[impeachment coup against Donald Trump]]. During an impeachment hearing, Rep. Demings mentioned her ancestry from slaves despite it having no relevance to the charges brought against Trump.<ref>[https://townhall.com/tipsheet/bethbaumann/2019/12/11/huh-val-demings-somehow-invokes-slavery-into-the-impeachment-debate-n2557884 Apparently Val Demings Thinks Her Ancestors Being Slaves Is Somehow Relevant in an Impeachment Hearing]</ref> Her seat is considered a safe hold.<ref name="Fake News Projections"/>
[[File:Charlie Crist.jpg|thumb|left|170px|Rep. Crist is seeking re-election to another House term.]]
[[File:Charlie Crist.jpg|thumb|left|170px|Rep. Crist is seeking re-election to another House term.]]
===FL-13th district===
===FL-13th district===
Democrat [[Charlie Crist]], the former governor of [[Florida]] currently serving as the U.S. representative from the state's 13th congressional district, is seeking re-election. Crist voted in favor of the impeachment sham resolutions. Facing a strong challenge in the general election, [[RCP]] considers the seat to only "lean" in favor of the Democrats while the increasingly liberal Cook Political Report claims that it's a "safe" hold.<ref name="Fake News Projections"/>
Democrat [[Charlie Crist]], the former governor of [[Florida]] currently serving as the U.S. representative from the state's 13th congressional district, is seeking re-election. Crist voted in favor of the impeachment sham resolutions. Facing a strong challenge in the general election, [[RCP]] considers the seat to only "lean" in favor of the Democrats while the increasingly liberal Cook Political Report claims that it's a "safe" hold.<ref name="Fake News Projections"/>
====FL-13 Republican primary====
====FL-13 Republican primary====
In a heavily contested Republican primary election, Anna Paulina Luna finished first place with a plurality of 31% of the votes casted.<ref name="Florida Primary Results 2020"/>
In a heavily contested Republican primary election, Anna Paulina Luna finished first place with a plurality of 31% of the votes casted.<ref name="Florida Primary Results 2020"/>
===FL-15th district===
===FL-15th district===
====FL-16 Democrat primary====
====FL-16 Democrat primary====
The Democrat primary was won by Good, who ran uncontested.<ref name="Florida Primary Results 2020"/>
The Democrat primary was won by Good, who ran uncontested.<ref name="Florida Primary Results 2020"/>
===FL-18th district===
===FL-18th district===
*[https://www.nationalreview.com/news/dccc-backed-congressional-candidate-asked-is-it-open-season-on-killing-trump-admin-officials/ Congressional Candidate Praised by DCCC Chairwoman Asked ‘Is It Open Season?’ on Killing Trump Admin. Officials]
*[https://www.nationalreview.com/news/dccc-backed-congressional-candidate-asked-is-it-open-season-on-killing-trump-admin-officials/ Congressional Candidate Praised by DCCC Chairwoman Asked ‘Is It Open Season?’ on Killing Trump Admin. Officials]
*[https://freebeacon.com/2020-election/establishment-backed-dem-asks-if-its-open-season-on-trump-and-gop-officials/ Establishment-Backed Dem Asks If It’s ‘Open Season’ on Trump and GOP Officials]</ref>
*[https://freebeacon.com/2020-election/establishment-backed-dem-asks-if-its-open-season-on-trump-and-gop-officials/ Establishment-Backed Dem Asks If It’s ‘Open Season’ on Trump and GOP Officials]</ref>
[[File:Laura Loomer 2020.jpg|thumb|left|170px|Although representing a heavily liberal district, Rep. Frankel is facing a strong challenge from anti-establishment Republican [[Laura Loomer]] (picture above).]]
[[File:Laura Loomer 2020.jpg|thumb|left|170px|Although representing a heavily liberal district, Rep. Frankel is facing a strong challenge from anti-establishment Republican [[Laura Loomer]] (picture above).]]
===FL-21st district===
===FL-21st district===
Facing a strong challenge from Republican [[Laura Loomer]], Democrat [[Lois Frankel]] is seeking re-election. Frankel is a member of the [[Congressional Progressive Caucus]] and voted in favor of the impeachment sham resolutions. Increasingly liberal and phony election ratings sites have marked the seat as being a safe blue hold,<ref name="Fake News Projections"/> though the race may potentially become closer than expected.
Facing a strong challenge from Republican [[Laura Loomer]], Democrat [[Lois Frankel]] is seeking re-election. Frankel is a member of the [[Congressional Progressive Caucus]] and voted in favor of the impeachment sham resolutions. Increasingly liberal and phony election ratings sites have marked the seat as being a safe blue hold,<ref name="Fake News Projections"/> though the race may potentially become closer than expected.
[[File:Debbie Schultz,.jpg|thumb|left|135px|Rep. Wasserman Schultz is running for re-election.]]
[[File:Debbie Schultz,.jpg|thumb|left|135px|Rep. Wasserman Schultz is running for re-election.]]
===FL-23rd district===
===FL-23rd district===
Disgraced [[DNC]] hack [[Debbie Wasserman Schultz]] is seeking re-election. Wasserman Schultz voted in favor of the impeachment sham. Her seat is considered a safe hold.<ref name="Fake News Projections"/>
Disgraced [[DNC]] hack [[Debbie Wasserman Schultz]] is seeking re-election. Wasserman Schultz voted in favor of the impeachment sham. Her seat is considered a safe hold.<ref name="Fake News Projections"/>
====FL-23 Republican primary====
====FL-23 Republican primary====
The Republican primary election was won by Carla Spalding with just over half of the votes casted.<ref name="Florida Primary Results 2020"/>
The Republican primary election was won by Carla Spalding with just over half of the votes casted.<ref name="Florida Primary Results 2020"/>
[[File:Debbie Mucarsel-Powell, official portrait, 116h Congress.jpg|thumb|left|235px|Rep. Mucarsel-Powell is running for re-election.]]
[[File:Debbie Mucarsel-Powell, official portrait, 116h Congress.jpg|thumb|left|235px|Rep. Mucarsel-Powell is running for re-election.]]
===FL-26th district===
===FL-26th district===
Democrat [[Debbie Mucarsel-Powell]] seeks reelection. Mucarsel-Powell is a member of the extreme [[Congressional Progressive Caucus]] and is a supporter of the totalitarian Green New Deal. Mucarsel-Powell voted for the impeachment sham resolution. A freshman representative in the [[116th United States Congress]], she was elected in the [[2018 Midterms]], defeating [[Republican]] then-incumbent [[Carlos Curbelo]] by a close margin<ref>[https://www.politico.com/election-results/2018/florida/house/ Florida House Election Results 2018]</ref> after the latter frequently voiced opposition to [[Donald Trump]] and pushed for liberal legislation.<ref>Two references:
Democrat [[Debbie Mucarsel-Powell]] seeks reelection. Mucarsel-Powell is a member of the extreme [[Congressional Progressive Caucus]] and is a supporter of the totalitarian Green New Deal. Mucarsel-Powell voted for the impeachment sham resolution. A freshman representative in the [[116th United States Congress]], she was elected in the [[2018 Midterms]], defeating [[Republican]] then-incumbent [[Carlos Curbelo]] by a close margin<ref>[https://www.politico.com/election-results/2018/florida/house/ Florida House Election Results 2018]</ref> after the latter frequently voiced opposition to [[Donald Trump]] and pushed for liberal legislation.<ref>Two references: