Difference between revisions of "Miami Dade"
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| + | *2016: [[Hillary Clinton|Clinton]] +30% | ||
| + | *2016: [[Patrick Murphy|Murphy]] +9% | ||
| + | *2018: [[Bill Nelson|Nelson]] +21% | ||
| + | *2018: [[Andrew Gillum|Gillum]] +21% | ||
| + | *2020: Biden +7.3% | ||
| + | *2022: De Santis +11.3% | ||
| + | *2022: [[Rubio]] +8.5% | ||
| + | *2024: Trump +10.5% | ||
| + | *2024 Scott +10% | ||
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Revision as of 03:08, November 23, 2024
Miami-Dade is a county located in the southeastern part of the U.S. state of Florida. The county had a population of 2,701,767 as of the 2020 census, making it the most populous county in Florida. The county includes cities of Miami, Hialeh and Doral. Miami-Dade was one of most counties which shifted to Republicans in last elections, both Trump in 2024 and DeSantis in 2022 have flipped this district,[1] as Cubans and Jews pushed bellwether Miami Dade county for Trump."[2]
Demographics
- Hispanic or Latino 68.7% (Large concentration of Cubans & S. Americans including Jews).
- African Americans 14%
- Whites 13%
- Asians 1.6%
Election history
- 2016: Clinton +30%
- 2016: Murphy +9%
- 2018: Nelson +21%
- 2018: Gillum +21%
- 2020: Biden +7.3%
- 2022: De Santis +11.3%
- 2022: Rubio +8.5%
- 2024: Trump +10.5%
- 2024 Scott +10%