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Florida State House elections, 2010

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Florida House of Representatives
Elections for the Florida State Representative were held in Florida on November 2, 2010. State house seats in all 120 districts were on the ballot in 2010.

The signature filing deadline for candidates wishing to run in these elections was April 30, 2010, and the primary Election Day was August 24, 2010.

In Florida, representatives serve two-year terms with a maximum of four consecutive terms. They can then run again in the following election.

The incumbent representative ran for 87 of the 120 seats up for election in 2010. (72.5% of races)

Republicans picked up several seats, giving them over a 3/4 majority in the Florida House

See also: State house elections, 2010 and Florida State Senate elections

## November 2 General Election Results[edit]

The following candidates won election on November 2, 2010:

1. Alan Williams
2. Ana Rivas Logan
3. Ari Abraham Porth
4. Ben Albritton
5. Betty Reed
6. Bill Hager
7. Brad Drake
8. Bryan Nelson (Florida)
9. Carlos Lopez-Cantera
10. Carlos Trujillo (Florida)
11. Charles Chestnut IV
12. Charles McBurney
13. Charles Van Zant
14. Chris Dorworth
15. Clay Ford
16. Clay Ingram
17. Cynthia Stafford
18. Dana Young
19. Daniel Davis (Florida)
20. Daphne Campbell
21. Darren Soto
22. Darryl Rouson
23. Dean Cannon
24. Debbie Mayfield
25. Denise Grimsley
26. Dennis Baxley
27. Dorothy Hukill
28. Doug Broxson
29. Doug Holder
30. Dwayne Taylor
31. Dwight Bullard
32. Ed Hooper
33. Eduardo Gonzalez (Florida)
34. Elaine Schwartz
35. Elizabeth Porter
36. Eric Eisnaugle
37. Erik Fresen
38. Esteban Bovo Jr.
39. Evan Jenne
40. Frank Artiles
41. Franklin Sands
42. Fred Costello
43. Gary Aubuchon
44. Gayle Harrell
45. George Moraitis
46. Geraldine Thompson
47. Greg Steube
48. Gwyndolen Clarke-Reed
49. H. Marlene O'Toole
50. Hazelle Rogers
51. Irving Slosberg
52. James Frishe
53. James Grant
54. James Waldman
55. Janet Adkins
56. Janet Cruz
57. Jason Brodeur
58. Jeanette Nuñez
59. Jeff Brandes
60. Jeff Clemens
61. Jim Boyd
62. Jimmie Todd Smith
63. Jimmy Patronis
64. John Legg
65. John Patrick Julien
66. John Tobia
67. John Wood (Florida)
68. Jose Felix Diaz
69. Joseph Abruzzo
70. Joseph Gibbons
71. Kathleen Passidomo
72. Keith Perry
73. Kelli Stargel
74. Kenneth Roberson
75. Lake Ray
76. Larry Ahern
77. Larry Metz
78. Leonard Bembry
79. Lori Berman
80. Luis Garcia (Florida representative)
81. Mack Bernard
82. Mark Pafford
83. Marti Coley
84. Martin David Kiar
85. Matt Caldwell (Florida)
86. Matt Gaetz
87. Matt Hudson
88. Mia Jones
89. Michael Bileca
90. Michael Weinstein (Florida representative 2008-2012)
91. Michelle Rehwinkel Vasilinda
92. Mike Horner
93. Oscar Braynon
94. Paige Kreegel
95. Pat Rooney
96. Perry Thurston
97. Peter Nehr
98. Rachel Burgin
99. Ray Pilon
100. Reggie Fullwood
101. Richard Corcoran (Florida)
102. Richard Glorioso
103. Richard Steinberg
104. Rick Kriseman
105. Ritch Workman
106. Robert Schenck
107. Ron Saunders
108. Ronald Renuart
109. Scott Plakon
110. Scott Randolph
111. Seth McKeel
112. Shawn Harrison
113. Stephen Precourt
114. Steve Crisafulli
115. Steven Perman
116. Tom Goodson
117. Trudi Williams
118. Will Weatherford
119. William Proctor
120. William Snyder

## Majority control[edit]

See also: Partisan composition of state houses

Heading into the November 2 election, the Republican Party held the majority in the Florida House of Representatives:

Florida House of Representatives

Party  |  As of November 1, 2010  |  After the 2010 Election
|  Democratic Party |  44  |  39
|  Republican Party |  76 |  81
Total |  120  |  120

## Term limits[edit]

See also: State legislatures with term limits

The Florida House of Representatives has been a term-limited state house since Florida voters approved Amendment 9 in 1992. Amendment 9 altered Article VI, section 4 of the Florida Constitution to impose a maximum of four 2-year terms on Florida State Representatives.

There are 120 representatives in the Florida House of Representatives. 23 of them, or 19%, are termed-out in 2010.

In addition to the 23 Florida state representatives who left office because of term limits, 7 Florida state senators also termed-out.

Florida state representatives whose seats were up for election in 2010 but who were unable to run because of the state's term limits were:

Democrats (3):

* Audrey Gibson
* Mary Brandenburg
* Yolly Roberson

Republicans (20):

* Adam Hasner
* Bill Galvano
* Carl Domino
* Dave Murzin
* David Rivera (Florida)
* Ed Homan
* Faye Culp
* Greg Evers
* Juan-Carlos Planas
* Juan Zapata
* Julio Robaina
* Kevin Ambler
* Larry Cretul
* Marcelo Llorente
* Pat Patterson
* Ralph Poppell
* Ron Reagan
* Sandra Adams
* Thomas Anderson, Florida Representative

## Campaign spending[edit]

This chart shows how many candidates ran for state house in Florida in past years and the cumulative amount of campaign spending in state house races, including spending in both primary and general election contests. All figures come from Follow The Money.[1]

Year  |  Number of candidates  |  Total contributions

|
|

2010  |  322  |  $30,673,659
2008  |  293  |  $30,318,643
2006  |  267  |  $27,335,108
2004  |  243  |  $18,605,869
2002  |  322  |  $22,545,724

In 2010, the total amount of contributions raised in house campaigns was $30,673,659. The top 10 overall donors were:[2]

Donor  |  Amount

|

Florida Republican Party  |  $1,973,004
Florida Democratic Party  |  $1,016,800
Florida Chamber of Commerce  |  $240,300
Hospital Corporation of America |  $196,500
Florida Association of Realtors |  $163,000
Brandes, Jeffrey R  |  $152,338
AT&T  |  $141,500
Frank, Stacy C  |  $139,975
Southern Gardens Citrus Holding Corp  |  $126,500
Steinberg, Michael A  |  $122,212

## Incumbency[edit]

### Unopposed incumbents[edit]

26 incumbents (40%) faced no competition in the November 2 general election.

* 10 Democratic incumbents faced no November challenger.
* 16 GOP incumbents faced no November challenger.

### Primary challenges[edit]

17 incumbents faced competition in the August 24 primary. Only one incumbent, Republican Ron Schultz (District 43), lost his primary. Democrat Ronald Brisé (District 108) ran for re-election but resigned before the primary. The following 15 incumbents (6 Democrats, 9 Republicans) won their primaries:

* District 9: Incumbent Democrat Michelle Rehwinkel Vasilinda
* District 16: Incumbent Republican Charles McBurney
* District 20: Incumbent Republican Charles Van Zant
* District 28: Incumbent Republican Dorothy Hukill
* District 31: Incumbent Republican John Tobia
* District 48: Incumbent Republican Peter Nehr
* District 55: Incumbent Democrat Darryl Ervin Rouson
* District 56: Incumbent Republican Rachel Burgin
* District 61: Incumbent Republican Will Weatherford
* District 79: Incumbent Republican Mike Horner
* District 80: Incumbent Republican Debbie Mayfield
* District 88: Incumbent Democrat Mark Pafford
* District 92: Incumbent Democrat Gwyndolen Clarke-Reed
* District 94: Incumbent Democrat Hazelle Rogers
* District 118: Incumbent Democrat Dwight Bullard

### Retiring incumbents[edit]

33 incumbent representatives did not run for re-election, while 87 incumbents (72.5%) ran for re-election. Of the 33 incumbents who did not seek re-election, 7 were Democrats and 26 were Republican.

Incumbents who retired are:

* District 1: Incumbent Republican Greg Evers.
* District 2: Incumbent Republican Dave Murzin.
* District 15: Incumbent Democrat Audrey Gibson.
* District 22: Incumbent Republican Larry Cretul.
* District 24: Incumbent Republican Kurt Kelly.
* District 25: Incumbent Republican Alan Hays.
* District 26: Incumbent Republican Pat Patterson.
* District 29: Incumbent Republican Ralph Poppell.
* District 33: Incumbent Republican Sandra Adams.
* District 45: Incumbent Republican Thomas Anderson.
* District 47: Incumbent Republican Kevin Ambler.
* District 57: Incumbent Republican Faye Culp.
* District 60: Incumbent Republican Ed Homan.
* District 66: Incumbent Republican Baxter Troutman.
* District 67: Incumbent Republican Ron Reagan.
* District 68: Incumbent Republican Bill Galvano.
* District 73: Incumbent Republican Nicholas Thompson.
* District 76: Incumbent Republican Tom Grady.
* District 78: Incumbent Democrat Kevin J.G. Rader.
* District 83: Incumbent Republican Carl Domino.
* District 86: Incumbent Democrat Maria Sachs.
* District 87: Incumbent Republican Adam Hasner.
* District 89: Incumbent Democrat Mary Brandenburg.
* District 90: Incumbent Democrat Kelly Skidmore.
* District 91: Incumbent Republican Ellyn Bogdanoff.
* District 104: Incumbent Democrat Yolly Roberson.
* District 109: Incumbent Democrat James Bush III.
* District 112: Incumbent Republican David Rivera.
* District 114: Incumbent Republican Anitere Flores.
* District 115: Incumbent Republican Juan-Carlos Planas.
* District 116: Incumbent Republican Marcelo Llorente.
* District 117: Incumbent Republican Julio Robaina.
* District 119: Incumbent Republican Juan Zapata.

## Qualifications[edit]

To run for the Florida House of Representatives, candidates must be 21 years old, have lived in Florida for two years and live in the district they intend to serve.[3]

## List of candidates

Partisan dominance in state houses
heading into the 2010 state legislative elections

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### District 1[edit]

August 24 Republican primary:

* Greg Brown: 5,774
* Doug Broxson: 8,917 a
* Ricky George Perritt: 845
* Ferd Salomon: 4,340
* Jeremy Glen Early - failed to qualify for the election.

Independent candidate:

* Mathias Venditto

Note: The incumbent for District 1, Greg Evers (R), did not run for re-election due to term limits.

November 2 General election candidates:

Doug Broxson 42,232
Mathias Venditto 7,901

### District 2[edit]

August 24 Republican primary:

* Clay Ingram: 8,933 a
* David Martin Karasek: 5,630

Independent candidate:

* Zane Alston Bentley - failed to qualify for the election.
* Jeremy Bagnell (write-in)

Note: The incumbent for District 2, Dave Murzin (R), did not run for re-election due to term limits.

November 2 General election candidates:

Clay Ingram 37,075
Jeremy Bagnell 99

### District 3[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Claudia Brown-Curry a

August 24 Republican primary:

* Clay Ford a incumbent, joined the Florida House in 2007.

November 2 General election candidates:

Claudia Brown-Curry 16,128
Clay Ford 24,489

### District 4[edit]

August 24 Republican primary:

* Matt Gaetz a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in a 2010 special election.

November 2 General election candidates:

Matt Gaetz

### District 5[edit]

August 24 Republican primary:

* Brad Drake a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2008.

November 2 General election candidates:

Brad Drake

### District 6[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* John McDonald a

August 24 Republican primary:

* Jimmy Patronis a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2006.

November 2 General election candidates:

John McDonald 10,350
Jimmy Patronis 36,979

### District 7[edit]

August 24 Republican primary:

* Marti Coley a incumbent, first joined the Florida House in 2005.

August 24 Democratic primary:

* David Pleat a
* Willie George Johnson - failed to qualify for the election.

November 2 General election candidates:

David Pleat 14,877
Marti Coley 42,978

### District 8[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Alan Williams a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2008.

Independent candidate:

* Rodney Davis (write-in) withdrew

November 2 General election candidates:

Alan Williams

### District 9[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Rick Minor: 6,776
* Michelle Rehwinkel Vasilinda: 15,057 a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2008.

August 24 Republican primary:

* Ann Rose Yarko: 6,515
* Kirk Headley-Perdue: 7,853 a

November 2 General election candidates:

Michelle Rehwinkel Vasilinda 37,189
Kirk Headley-Perdue 26,219

### District 10[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Leonard Bembry a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2008.

August 24 GOP primary:

* David Feigin a

November 2 General election candidates:

Leonard Bembry 27,149
David Feigin 18,490

### District 11[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Debbie Boyd a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2006.

August 24 Republican primary:

* Elizabeth Porter: 9,194 a
* Terry Rauch: 961
* Paul Watson: 1,810
* Charles Underhill: 651

TEA Party candidate:

* John Ferentinos

November 2 General election candidates:

Debbie Boyd 22,042
Elizabeth Porter 29,538
John Ferentinos 3,202

### District 12[edit]

August 24 Republican primary:

* Janet Adkins a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2008.

November 2 General election candidates:

Janet Adkins

### District 13[edit]

August 24 Republican primary:

* Jennifer Carroll a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in a 2003 special election.

Note: Carroll withdrew from the race in September when she became a candidate for lieutenant governor. Daniel Davis was chosen to replace her.

November 2 General election candidates:

Daniel Davis

### District 14[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Mia Jones a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2008.

November 2 General election candidates:

Mia Jones

### District 15[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Reggie Fullwood a

August 24 Republican primary:

* Randall Smith a

Note: The incumbent for District 15, Audrey Gibson (D), did not run for re-election due to term limits.

November 2 General election candidates:

Reggie Fullwood 19,805
Randall Smith 9,870

### District 16[edit]

August 24 Republican primary:

* Charles McBurney: 9,234 a incumbent, first joined the Florida House in 2007.
* Luis Melendez: 1,751

Independent candidate:

* David Gregory Baldwin

November 2 General election candidates:

Charles McBurney 27,855
David Gregory Baldwin 11,615

### District 17[edit]

August 24 Republican primary:

* Lake Ray a incumbent, first won election to the Florida house in 2008.

Independent candidate:

* John P. Rosso (write-in)

November 2 General election candidates:

Lake Ray 39,687
John P. Rosso 138

### District 18[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Thomas C. Collins a

August 24 Republican primary:

* Ronald Renuart a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2008.

November 2 General election candidates:

Thomas C. Collins 14,975
Ronald Renuart 41,827

### District 19[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Matt Brackett - failed to qualify for the election.
* Larry Jones - failed to qualify for the election.

August 24 Republican primary:

* John Andrew Melia - failed to qualify for the election.
* Michael Weinstein a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2008.
* Nick Zoller - failed to qualify for the election.

November 2 General election candidates:

Michael Weinstein

### District 20[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Doug Courtney a

August 24 Republican primary:

* Alan K. Kelso: 5,447
* William Proctor: 13,645 a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2004.

November 2 General election candidates:

Doug Courtney 23,594
William Proctor 45,354

### District 21[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Linda Myers - failed to qualify for the election.

August 24 Republican primary:

* Charles Van Zant a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2008.

November 2 General election candidates:

Charles Van Zant

### District 22[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Sarah Martello - failed to qualify for the election.
* Jon Paugh a

August 24 Republican primary:

* John Patrick Deakins: 4,377
* Keith Perry: 6,859 a
* Remzey L. Paul Samarrai: 4,390
* Chad E. Johannesen - failed to qualify for the election

Note: The incumbent for District 22, Larry Cretul (R), did not run for re-election due to term limits.

November 2 General election candidates:

Jon Paugh 23,837
Keith Perry 36,809

### District 23[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Charles Chestnut IV a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2006.

November 2 General election candidates:

Charles Chestnut IV

### District 24[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Michael Hageloh a

August 24 Republican primary:

* Dennis Baxley a

Note: The incumbent for District 24, Kurt Kelly (R), did not run for re-election. Kelly ran for the U.S. Congress in the 2010 election.

November 2 General election candidates:

Michael Hageloh 18,427
Dennis Baxley 33,380

### District 25[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Frank Layne Wood a

August 24 Republican primary:

* Rick Joyce: 8,140
* Larry Metz: 9,278 a
* Corey Warner - withdrew

Note: The incumbent for District 25, Alan Hays (R), did not run for re-election.

November 2 General election candidates:

Frank Layne Wood 19,970
Larry Metz 35,197

### District 26[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Timothy Huth a

August 24 Republican primary:

* Vince Champion: 3,312
* Fred Costello 7,341 a
* Nathan Daniel McDonell: 4,042

Note: The incumbent for District 26, Pat Patterson (R), did not run for re-election due to term limits.

November 2 General election candidates:

Timothy Huth 22,460
Fred Costello 34,369

### District 27[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Dwayne Taylor a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2008.

Independent candidate:

* Christopher Kennedy

November 2 General election candidates:

Dwayne Taylor 17,504
Christopher Kennedy 12,527

### District 28[edit]

August 24 Republican primary:

* Dorothy Hukill: 9,220 a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2004.
* Teresa A. Valdes: 4,179

Independent candidate:

* Richard Dembinsky (write-in)

November 2 General election candidates:

Dorothy Hukill 42,097
Richard Dembinsky 114

### District 29[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Eddie Freeman - switched to the race in District 79.

August 24 Republican primary:

* Robert Dale: 2,731
* Tom Goodson: 7,718 a
* Erin Grall: 7,438
* J. Roger Shealy: 6,896

Note: The incumbent for District 29, Ralph Poppell (R), did not run for re-election due to term limits.

November 2 General election candidates:

Tom Goodson

### District 30[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Amy Tidd a

August 24 Republican primary:

* Christopher Allen Lacuesta - withdrew.
* Ritch Workman a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2008.

November 2 General election candidates:

Amy Tidd 23,966
Ritch Workman 37,909

### District 31[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Joe Pishgar: 1,916
* Jane Havet: 1,860
* Jodi James: 2,966 a

August 24 Republican primary:

* John Tobia 7,377 a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2008.
* Lori Halbert: 7,184
* Daniel Michael O'Brien - withdrew

November 2 General election candidates:

Jodi James 17,952
John Tobia 29,517

### District 32[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Nathaniel Wren Glover - failed to qualify for the election

August 24 Republican primary:

* Steve Crisafulli a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2008.

November 2 General election candidates:

Steve Crisafulli

### District 33[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Leo Cruz a

August 24 Republican primary:

* Scott Bland - failed to qualify for the election
* Jason Brodeur: 7,897 a
* James D. DeCocq: 1,732
* Karen S. Heriot - failed to qualify for the election
* Alice Sterling: 5,723

August 24 Libertarian primary:

* Ellen M. Paul: 19
* Franklin Perez: 49 a

Note: The incumbent for District 33, Sandra Adams (R), did not run for re-election due to term limits.

November 2 General election candidates:

Leo Cruz 20,547
Jason Brodeur 33,211
Franklin Perez 2,036

### District 34[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Steven Douglas Barnes a
* Isadore Otis Hyde, Jr. - withdrew

August 24 Republican primary:

* Chris Dorworth a incumbent, first joined the Florida House in 2007.

TEA Party candidate:

* John DeVries

November 2 General election candidates:

Steven Douglas Barnes 17,169
Chris Dorworth 21,853
John DeVries 2,665

### District 35[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Amy Mercado a

August 24 Republican primary:

* Dean Cannon a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2004.

TEA Party candidate:

* Juanita Virone

November 2 General election candidates:

Amy Mercado 15,887
Dean Cannon 23,007
Juanita Virone 853

### District 36[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Scott Randolph a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2006.

August 24 Republican primary:

* Greg Reynolds: 2,582 a
* Craig Alan McCarthy: 1,615

Independent candidate:

* Lawanna Gelzer
* Larry Limbaugh (write-in)

November 2 General election candidates:

Scott Randolph 16,190
Greg Reynolds 9,950
Lawanna Gelzer 971
Larry Limbaugh 11

### District 37[edit]

August 24 Republican primary:

* Scott Plakon a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2008.

November 2 General election candidates:

Scott Plakon

### District 38[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Joseph G. Ainsworth - failed to qualify for the election

August 24 Republican primary:

* Bryan Nelson a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2006.

TEA Party candidate:

* James Heinzelman

November 2 General election candidates:

Bryan Nelson 31,062
James Heinzelman 6,829

### District 39[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Geraldine Thompson a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2006.

November 2 General election candidates:

Geraldine Thompson

### District 40[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Todd Christian a

August 24 Republican primary:

* Eric Eisnaugle a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2008.

TEA Party candidate:

* Darin Dunmire

November 2 General election candidates:

Todd Christian 14,795
Eric Eisnaugle 24,915
Darin Dunmire 1,505

### District 41[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Lee Douglas a

August 24 Republican primary:

* Kevin Michael Butler - did not qualify
* Stephen Precourt a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2006.

TEA Party candidate:

* Jon Foley

November 2 General election candidates:

Lee Douglas 24,340
Stephen Precourt 36,850
Jon Foley 2,893

### District 42[edit]

August 24 Republican primary:

* H. Marlene O'Toole a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2008.

Independent candidate:

* Jeff Shoobridge

November 2 General election candidates:

H. Marlene O'Toole 61,232
Jeff Shoobridge 19,213

### District 43[edit]

August 24 Republican primary:

* Ron Schultz: 15,283 incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in a 2007 special election.
* Jimmie Todd Smith: 15,682 a

November 2 General election candidates:

Jimmie Todd Smith

### District 44[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Diane Rowden: 5,622 a
* Harold David Werder: 711
* Jay Thompson: 1,752

August 24 Republican primary:

* Regina Diana Werder McGuire - failed to qualify for the election
* Robert Schenck a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2006.

November 2 General election candidates:

Diane Rowden 22,137
Robert Schenck 33,448

### District 45[edit]

August 24 Republican primary:

* Fabian Calvo: 2,922
* Richard Corcoran: 5,319 a
* Carl Folkman - transferred to local office
* Kathryn Elizabeth Starkey: 4,249

Note: The incumbent for District 45, Thomas Anderson (R), did not run for re-election due to term limits.

November 2 General election candidates:

Richard Corcoran

### District 46[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Matthew W. Borsch - failed to qualify for the election
* Robert N. Moore - failed to qualify for the election

August 24 Republican primary:

* Harry C. Hamner, III - withdrew
* John Legg a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2004.

November 2 General election candidates:

John Legg

### District 47[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Michael Steinberg a

August 24 Republican primary:

* Tom Aderhold: 1,514
* Brian Blair: 2,588
* James Grant: 3,908 a
* Irene Guy: 2,545
* Richard Reidy - failed to qualify for the election

* William G. Burda (INT) - withdrew

Note: The incumbent for District 47, Kevin Ambler (R), did not run for re-election due to term limits.

November 2 General election candidates:

Michael Steinberg 18,697
James Grant 26,589

### District 48[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Tom McKone a

August 24 Republican primary:

* Peter Nehr: 7,417 a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2006.
* Steven Mueller: 3,111
* Marg Baker: 2,664

November 2 General election candidates:

Tom McKone 19,013
Peter Nehr 30,349

### District 49[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Darren Soto a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2006.

Independent candidate:

* Betty La Chance

November 2 General election candidates:

Darren Soto 20,826
Betty La Chance 6,821

### District 50[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Shelly Leonard a

August 24 Republican primary:

* Sean Brock Gallaher - failed to qualify for the election
* Ed Hooper a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2006.
* Jacob T. Wattam - failed to qualify for the election

November 2 General election candidates:

Shelly Leonard 16,095
Ed Hooper 23,880

### District 51[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Janet Long a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2006.

August 24 Republican primary:

* Larry Ahern a
* Dawn Thompson - withdrew

Libertarian Party candidate:

* Joe Haynes - withdrew

TEA Party candidate:

* Victoria Torres

November 2 General election candidates:

Janet Long 19,922
Larry Ahern 22,706
Victoria Torres 2,499

### District 52[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Bill Heller a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2006.

August 24 Republican primary:

* Connie Deneault - withdrew
* Jeff Brandes

November 2 General election candidates:

Bill Heller 20,238
Jeff Brandes 21,237

### District 53[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Rick Kriseman a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2006.

August 24 Republican primary:

* Thomas Cuba a
* Jesse Wayne Giles - failed to qualify for the election

November 2 General election candidates:

Rick Kriseman 18,817
Thomas Cuba 13,324

### District 54[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Mary Russell (Florida) a

August 24 Republican primary:

* Philip E. Campbell - failed to qualify for the election
* James Frishe a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2006.

Independent candidate:

* Jean-Paul Piccion - failed to qualify for the election

November 2 General election candidates:

Mary Russell (Florida) 19,302
James Frishe 29,963

### District 55[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Martha Allen - failed to qualify for the election
* Darryl Ervin Rouson: 7,246 a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2008.
* April Sheffield: 2,526

Independent candidate:

* Joseph Graser (write-in)

November 2 General election candidates:

Darryl Ervin Rouson 24,160
Joseph Graser 42

### District 56[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* David Chalela a

August 24 Republican primary:

* Rachel Burgin: 6,045 a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2008.
* Marc Johnson: 4,715

Independent candidate:

* Lewis Laricchia (write-in)

November 2 General election candidates:

David Chalela 18,333
Rachel Burgin 30,129
Lewis Laricchia 5

### District 57[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Stacy Frank a

August 24 Republican primary:

* C. Todd Marks: 2,721
* A. J. Matthews - failed to qualify for the election
* Dan Molloy: 1,945
* Dana Young: 5,677 a

TEA Party candidate:

* Matthew Russell withdrew September 3

Note: The incumbent for District 57, Faye Culp (R), did not run for re-election due to term limits.

November 2 General election candidates:

Stacy Frank 19,927
Dana Young 25,815

### District 58[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Janet Cruz a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in a February 2010 special election.

Independent candidate:

* Joe Redner

November 2 General election candidates:

Janet Cruz 17,375
Joe Redner 6,532

### District 59[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Betty Reed a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2006.

November 2 General election candidates:

Betty Reed

### District 60[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Christopher Carlos Cano: 1,559
* Russ Patterson: 4,063 a

August 24 Republican primary:

* Shawn Harrison: 5,150 a
* Daniel Blair - failed to qualify for the election
* Trey Stroud: 3,543
* Joseph Alexander Wendt - failed to qualify for the election

Note: The incumbent for District 60, Ed Homan (R), did not run for re-election due to term limits.

November 2 General election candidates:

Russ Patterson 18,106
Shawn Harrison 23,064

### District 61[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Elena McCullough a

August 24 Republican primary:

* Will Weatherford: 13,134 a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2006.
* Kevin Wright: 3,219

November 2 General election candidates:

Elena McCullough 23,567
Will Weatherford 44,680

### District 62[edit]

August 24 Republican primary:

* Richard Glorioso a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2004.

November 2 General election candidates:

Richard Glorioso

### District 63[edit]

August 24 Republican primary:

* Seth McKeel a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2006.

November 2 General election candidates:

Seth McKeel

### District 64[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Carol Castagnero a

August 24 Republican primary:

* C. A. Combee, Jr. - failed to qualify for the election
* Kelli Stargel a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2008.

November 2 General election candidates:

Carol Castagnero 14,969
Kelli Stargel 26,948

### District 65[edit]

August 24 Republican primary:

* John Wood a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2008.

Independent candidate:

* Joshua Davis

November 2 General election candidates:

John Wood 30,072
Joshua Davis 14,614

### District 66[edit]

August 24 Republican primary:

* Ben Albritton: 9,029 a
* Chevon Baccus: 2,342
* Gary Newberry - failed to qualify for the election
* Leviticus Reed - failed to qualify for the election

Independent candidate:

* Lyda Frankenburger (write-in)

Note: The incumbent for District 66, Baxter Troutman (R), did not run for re-election due to term limits.

November 2 General election candidates:

Ben Albritton 32,649
Lyda Frankenburger 37

### District 67[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Z.J. Hafeez a

August 24 Republican primary:

* Jeremiah Joseph Guccione: 6,539
* Robert K. McCann: 4,319
* Marie Nisco - withdrew
* Greg Steube: 12,220 a

Independent candidate:

* John Studebaker

Note: The incumbent for District 67, Ron Reagan (R), did not run for re-election due to term limits.

November 2 General election candidates:

Z.J. Hafeez 22,462
Greg Steube 55,863
John Studebaker 4,042

### District 68[edit]

August 24 Republican primary:

* Jim Boyd a

Independent candidate:

* Dave "Watchdog" Miner

Note: The incumbent for District 68, Bill Galvano (R), did not run for re-election due to term limits.

November 2 General election candidates:

Jim Boyd 26,071
Dave "Watchdog" Miner 15,965

### District 69[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Keith Fitzgerald a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2006.

August 24 Republican primary:

* Ray Pilon a

November 2 General election candidates:

Keith Fitzgerald 22,216
Ray Pilon 23,596

### District 70[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Nancy Feehan a

August 24 Republican primary:

* Doug Holder a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2006.

November 2 General election candidates:

Nancy Feehan 25,901
Doug Holder 40,879

### District 71[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Andrew Frank Saltman

August 24 Republican primary:

* Kenneth Roberson a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2008.

November 2 General election candidates:

Andrew Frank Saltman 20,840
Kenneth Roberson 40,340

### District 72[edit]

August 24 Republican primary:

* Paige Kreegel a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2004.

November 2 General election candidates:

Paige Kreegel

### District 73[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Cole Peacock a

August 24 Republican primary:

* Matt Caldwell: 4,087 a
* Deanna Casalino: 984
* Jason Moon: 3,355
* John T. Schultz: 3,164

TEA Party candidate:

* Raul Ismael Pantoja Rodriguez

Note: The incumbent for District 73, Nicholas Thompson (R), did not run for re-election.

November 2 General election candidates:

Cole Peacock 15,526
Matt Caldwell 23,679
Raul Ismael Pantoja Rodriguez 1,240

### District 74[edit]

August 24 Republican primary:

* Gary Aubuchon a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2006.

November 2 General election candidates:

Gary Aubuchon

### District 75[edit]

August 24 Republican primary:

* Trudi Williams a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2004.

Independent candidate:

* Stephen Cosgrove

November 2 General election candidates:

Trudi Williams 40,822
Stephen Cosgrove 16,867

### District 76[edit]

August 24 Republican primary:

* Ann Grady - withdrew
* Kathleen Passidomo a

Note: The incumbent for District 76, Tom Grady (R), did not run for re-election.

November 2 General election candidates:

Kathleen Passidomo

### District 77[edit]

August 24 Republican primary:

* Denise Grimsley a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2004.

November 2 General election candidates:

Denise Grimsley

### District 78[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Steven Perman a

August 24 Republican primary:

* Alan St. Louis - withdrew.

Note: The incumbent for District 78, Kevin J.G. Rader (D), did not run for re-election.

November 2 General election candidates:

Steven Perman

### District 79[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Eddie Freeman a
* Jay B. Snyder - withdrew.

August 24 Republican primary:

* Mike Horner: 7,590 a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2008.
* Thomas E. Chalifoux, Jr.: 2,099

TEA Party candidate:

* Jose A. Alvarez

Independent candidate:

* Danny Davis (write-in)

November 2 General election candidates:

Eddie Freeman 13,222
Mike Horner 24,414
Jose A. Alvarez 2,491
Danny Davis 1

### District 80[edit]

August 24 Republican primary:

* Art Argenio: 5,785
* Debbie Mayfield: 8,896 a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2008.
* Bradley Allan Ward: 2,588

Independent candidate:

* Derek Muller (write-in)

November 2 General election candidates:

Debbie Mayfield 41,225
Derek Muller 218

### District 81[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Adam Fetterman a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2008.

August 24 Republican primary:

* Gayle Harrell a

November 2 General election candidates:

Adam Fetterman 27,168
Gayle Harrell 34,671

### District 82[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* John Norman Morgan - failed to qualify for the election

August 24 Republican primary:

* William Snyder a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2006.

November 2 General election candidates:

William Snyder

### District 83[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Tony Arena - withdrew
* Gary J. Lew - failed to qualify for the election
* Mark Marciano a

August 24 Republican primary:

* Nancy Cardone: 3,539
* Francisco Rodriguez: 1,207
* Pat Rooney: 7,447 a

Note: The incumbent for District 83, Carl Domino (R), did not run for re-election due to term limits.

November 2 General election candidates:

Mark Marciano 23,492
Pat Rooney 39,420

### District 84[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Mack Bernard a incumbent, joined the Florida House in 2009.

August 24 Republican primary:

* Albert Key a

November 2 General election candidates:

Mack Bernard 21,125
Albert Key 5,988

### District 85[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Joseph Abruzzo a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2008.

August 24 Republican primary:

* Henry Colon - failed to qualify for the election
* D. J. DeRenzo: 2,368
* Tami Donnally: 4,899 a
* Daniel Patrick Landolfi - failed to qualify for the election
* Austin Boyd Parris - failed to qualify for the election

November 2 General election candidates:

Joseph Abruzzo 26,950
Tami Donnally 24,349

### District 86[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Lori Berman: 10,503 a
* Carole Penny Kaye: 2,774

Note: The incumbent for District 86, Maria Sachs (D), did not run for re-election.

November 2 General election candidates:

Lori Berman

### District 87[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Laura Rawlins-Blum - withdrew
* Hava Holzhauer a

August 24 Republican primary:

* Bill Hager a

Note: The incumbent for District 87, Adam Hasner (R), did not run for re-election due to term limits.

November 2 General election candidates:

Hava Holzhauer 16,542
Bill Hager 28,154

### District 88[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Ron Miranda: 3,120
* Mark Pafford: 4,259 a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2008.

August 24 Republican primary:

* Dick Farrel - failed to qualify for the election

Independent candidate:

* Maria Carter (write-in)

November 2 General election candidates:

Mark Pafford 26,480
Maria Carter 1,276

### District 89[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Peter Brandenburg: 1,756
* Jeff Clemens: 2,628 a

August 24 Republican primary:

* Steven Rosenblum a

Note: The incumbent for District 89, Mary Brandenburg (D), did not run for re-election due to term limits.

November 2 General election candidates:

Jeff Clemens 14,645
Steven Rosenblum 9,568

### District 90[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Sheldon Klasfeld: 2,097
* Irving Slosberg: 7,200 a

August 24 Republican primary:

* Alison Rampersad a

Note: The incumbent for District 90, Kelly Skidmore (D), did not run for re-election.

November 2 General election candidates:

Irving Slosberg 27,995
Alison Rampersad 15,786

### District 91[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Barbra Stern a

August 24 Republican primary:

* David R. Maymon: 4,841
* George Moraitis: 5,083 a
* Yomin Postelnik: 598

TEA Party candidate:

* Johnny Perez disqualified

Note: The incumbent for District 91, Ellyn Bogdanoff (R), did not run for re-election.

November 2 General election candidates:

Barbra Stern 17,532
George Moraitis 29,896

### District 92[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Gwyndolen Clarke-Reed: 3,758 a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2008.
* Justin S. Flippen: 2,993

Independent candidate:

* Arthur Williams (write-in)

November 2 General election candidates:

Gwyndolen Clarke-Reed 20,313
Arthur Williams 27

### District 93[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Perry Thurston a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2006.

November 2 General election candidates:

Perry Thurston

### District 94[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Hazelle Rogers: 7,274 a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2008.
* John Labriola: 946

Independent candidate:

* Evon Manning (write-in)

November 2 General election candidates:

Hazelle Rogers 23,788
Evon Manning 17

### District 95[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* James Waldman a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2006.

August 24 Republican primary:

* Scott Yardley a

November 2 General election candidates:

James Waldman 18,974
Scott Yardley 12,147

### District 96[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Ari Abraham Porth a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2004.

Independent candidate:

* Robert Vazquez - failed to qualify for the election

TEA Party candidate:

* Jason Weakley

November 2 General election candidates:

Ari Abraham Porth 24,472
Jason Weakley 9,867

### District 97[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Martin David Kiar a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2006.

August 24 Republican primary:

* Christopher Howell - failed to qualify for the election

November 2 General election candidates:

Martin David Kiar

### District 98[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Franklin Sands a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2004.

August 24 Republican primary:

* Christopher Howell - failed to qualify for the election
* Kimberly Burgess a

November 2 General election candidates:

Franklin Sands 20,725
Kimberly Burgess 12,210

### District 99[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Steven Michael Druck - failed to qualify for the election
* Elaine Schwartz a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2006.

November 2 General election candidates:

Elaine Schwartz

### District 100[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Chris Chiari - withdrew
* Evan Jenne a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2006.

Independent candidate:

* Edward Bender

November 2 General election candidates:

Evan Jenne 18,946
Edward Bender 9,861

### District 101[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Larry Wilcoxson a

August 24 Republican primary:

* Matt Hudson a incumbent, first joined the Florida House in 2007.

November 2 General election candidates:

Larry Wilcoxson 12,953
Matt Hudson 28,976

### District 102[edit]

August 24 Republican primary:

* Eduardo Gonzalez a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2006.

Independent candidate:

* Cali Vallejo (write-in)

November 2 General election candidates:

Eduardo Gonzalez 18,405
Cali Vallejo 1

### District 103[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Oscar Braynon a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2008.

November 2 General election candidates:

Oscar Braynon

### District 104[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Michael Etienne: 1,713
* Michael A. Hepburn: 2,394
* John Patrick Julien: 4,255 a
* Marilyn Leslie Maloy - failed to qualify for the election
* Dominique Simon: 1,243
* Matthew Tisdol: 1,021

August 24 Republican primary:

* Joshua Kon - failed to qualify for the election

Note: The incumbent for District 104, Yolly Roberson (D), did not run for re-election due to term limits.

November 2 General election candidates:

John Patrick Julien

### District 105[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Joseph Gibbons a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2006.
* Raul Ruiz - failed to qualify for the election.

November 2 General election candidates:

Joseph Gibbons

### District 106[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Richard Steinberg a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2008.

November 2 General election candidates:

Richard Steinberg

### District 107[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Luis Garcia a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2006.

August 24 Republican primary:

* Gustavo Barreiro: 3,860 a
* Tony Japour: 1,492

November 2 General election candidates:

Luis Garcia 13,221
Gustavo Barreiro 12,714

### District 108[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Ronald Brisé incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2006. - withdrew before primary
* Daphne Campbell: 4,799 a
* Kingsley Kings Laurent - withdrew
* Alix Desulme: 4,432

November 2 General election candidates:

Daphne Campbell

### District 109[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Bernadine Bush: 2,450
* Roy Lavarro Hardemon: 1,595
* Bess L. McElroy: 1,686
* Cynthia Stafford: 4,354 a

Note: The incumbent for District 109, James Bush III (D), did not run for re-election.

November 2 General election candidates:

Cynthia Stafford

### District 110[edit]

August 24 Republican primary:

* Esteban Bovo, Jr. a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2008.

November 2 General election candidates:

Esteban Bovo, Jr.

### District 111[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Cristina Albright a

August 24 Republican primary:

* Erik Fresen a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2008.

November 2 General election candidates:

Cristina Albright 9,759
Erik Fresen 17,049

### District 112[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Johnny G. Farias: 860
* Sandra Ruiz: 2,490 a

August 24 Republican primary:

* Juan D'Arce: 1,365
* James Patrick Guerrero: 1,037
* Jeanette Nuñez: 4,734 a

Independent candidate:

* Robert H. Van Name

Note: The incumbent for District 112, David Rivera (R), did not run for re-election due to term limits.

November 2 General election candidates:

Sandra Ruiz 13,726
Jeanette Nuñez 19,390
Robert H. Van Name 1,696

### District 113[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Alex Cruzet a

August 24 Republican primary:

* Carlos Lopez-Cantera a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2004.

Independent candidate:

* Waldo Faura

November 2 General election candidates:

Alex Cruzet 7,905
Carlos Lopez-Cantera 14,284
Waldo Faura 517

### District 114[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Robert Blanco: 969
* Anjenys Gonzalez-Eilert - failed to qualify for the election
* Millie Herrera: 2,646 a

August 24 Republican primary:

* William Fugon - failed to qualify for the election
* Ana Rivas Logan a
* Lubby Navarro - withdrew

Independent candidate:

* Denny Wood

Note: The incumbent for District 114, Anitere Flores (R), did not run for re-election.

November 2 General election candidates:

Millie Herrera 10,444
Ana Rivas Logan 19,758
Denny Wood 1,048

### District 115[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Jeffrey Solomon a

August 24 Republican primary:

* Carla Ascencio-Savola: 3,960
* Jose Felix Diaz: 5,894 a

TEA Party candidate:

* Christopher Blau

Note: The incumbent for District 115, Juan-Carlos Planas (R), did not run for re-election due to term limits.

November 2 General election candidates:

Jeffrey Solomon 11,716
Jose Felix Diaz 22,422
Christopher Blau 1,113

### District 116[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Alex Cruzet - withdrew

August 24 Republican primary:

* Francisco Amador: 1,589
* Whilly Bermudez: 691
* Carlos A. Manrique: 1,654
* Carlos Trujillo: 1,989 a

Independent candidate:

* Christian E. Cevallos - failed to qualify for the election
* Alex Diaz (write-in)
* Mauricio Montiel (write-in)

Note: The incumbent for District 116, Marcelo Llorente (R), did not run for re-election due to term limits.

November 2 General election candidates:

Carlos Trujillo 15,938
Alex Diaz 462
Mauricio Montiel 1

### District 117[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Eugene Flinn - transferred to local office
* Lisa Lesperance a

August 24 Republican primary:

* Ana Alliegro: 979
* Michael Bileca: 3,860 a
* Ernesto Martinez, Jr.: 315
* Jose M. Pazos: 804
* Marcus Rivchin, Jr.: 754
* Juan Carlos Robaina: 768
* Ralph Rosado: 2,139

Note: The incumbent for District 117, Julio Robaina (R), did not run for re-election due to term limits.

November 2 General election candidates:

Lisa Lesperance 13,169
Michael Bileca 19,951

### District 118[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Dwight Bullard: 3,624 a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2008.
* Tan Johnson - failed to qualify for the election.
* Kionne McGhee: 3,225

August 24 Republican primary:

* Charles David Lopez a

November 2 General election candidates:

Dwight Bullard 18,833
Charles David Lopez 6,478

### District 119[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Katie Edwards a

August 24 Republican primary:

* Frank Artiles a

TEA Party candidate:

* Alex Fernandez

Note:Fernandez was replaced by Nestor Iglesias

Independent candidate:

* Graziella Renee Denny

Note: The incumbent for District 119, Juan Zapata (R), did not run for re-election due to term limits.

November 2 General election candidates:

Katie Edwards 12,874
Frank Artiles 15,182
Nestor Iglesias 967
Graziella Renee Denny 308

### District 120[edit]

August 24 Democratic primary:

* Ron Saunders a incumbent, first won election to the Florida House in 2006.

August 24 Republican primary:

* Morgan McPherson: 4,790 a
* Matt Gardi: 3,813

TEA Party candidate:

* Henry Llorella

Independent candidate:

* David Scott Carter - failed to qualify for the election
* Robert James Horan - failed to qualify for the election

November 2 General election candidates:

Ron Saunders 22,301
Morgan McPherson 15,718
Henry Llorella 2,233

## See also[edit]

* Florida House of Representatives
* Florida State Legislature
* State legislative elections, 2010
* Primary election dates in 2010

## External links[edit]

* Official Florida State House General Election Results
* 2010 election candidates
* August 24, 2010 primary election results
* Project Vote Smart list of candidates for Florida House of Representatives in the November 2, 2010 election

## Footnotes[edit]

1. ↑ Follow the Money, California
2. ↑ Follow the Money: "Florida House 2010 Campaign Contributions"
3. ↑ Qualifications for Senate

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Leadership

Speaker of the House:Chris Sprowls

Representatives

District 1

Michelle Salzman (R)

District 2

Alex Andrade (R)

District 3

Jayer Williamson (R)

District 4

T. Patterson Maney (R)

District 5

Brad Drake (R)

District 6

Jay Trumbull (R)

District 7

Jason Shoaf (R)

District 8

Ramon Alexander (D)

District 9

Allison Tant (D)

District 10

Chuck Brannan (R)

District 11

Cord Byrd (R)

District 12

Clay Yarborough (R)

District 13

Tracie Davis (D)

District 14

Angela Nixon (D)

District 15

Wyman Duggan (R)

District 16

Jason Fischer (R)

District 17

Cyndi Stevenson (R)

District 18

Sam Garrison (R)

District 19

Bobby Payne (R)

District 20

Yvonne Hinson (D)

District 21

Chuck Clemons (R)

District 22

Joe Harding (R)

District 23

Stan McClain (R)

District 24

Paul Renner (R)

District 25

Tom Leek (R)

District 26

Elizabeth Fetterhoff (R)

District 27

Webster Barnaby (R)

District 28

David Smith (R)

Distrit 28

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District 29

Scott Plakon (R)

District 30

Joy Goff-Marcil (D)

District 31

Keith Truenow (R)

District 32

Anthony Sabatini (R)

District 33

Brett Hage (R)

District 34

Ralph Massullo (R)

District 35

Blaise Ingoglia (R)

District 36

Amber Mariano (R)

District 37

Ardian Zika (R)

District 38

Randy Maggard (R)

District 39

Josie Tomkow (R)

District 40

Colleen Burton (R)

District 41

Sam Killebrew (R)

District 42

Fred Hawkins (R)

District 43

Kristen Arrington (D)

District 44

Geraldine Thompson (D)

District 45

Kamia Brown (D)

District 46

Travaris McCurdy (D)

District 47

Anna Eskamani (D)

District 48

Daisy Morales (D)

District 49

Carlos Smith (D)

District 50

Rene Plasencia (R)

District 51

Tyler Sirois (R)

District 52

Thad Altman (R)

District 53

Randy Fine (R)

District 54

Erin Grall (R)

District 55

Kaylee Tuck (R)

District 56

Melony Bell (R)

District 57

Mike Beltran (R)

District 58

Lawrence McClure (R)

District 59

Andrew Learned (D)

District 60

Jackie Toledo (R)

District 61

Dianne Hart (D)

District 62

Susan Valdes (D)

District 63

Fentrice Driskell (D)

District 64

Traci Koster (R)

District 65

Chris Sprowls (R)

District 66

Nick DiCeglie (R)

District 67

Christopher Latvala (R)

District 68

Ben Diamond (D)

District 69

Linda Chaney (R)

District 70

Michele Rayner (D)

District 71

Will Robinson (R)

District 72

Fiona McFarland (R)

District 73

Tommy Gregory (R)

District 74

James Buchanan (R)

District 75

Michael Grant (R)

District 76

Adam Botana (R)

District 77

Mike Giallombardo (R)

District 78

Jenna Persons (R)

District 79

Spencer Roach (R)

District 80

Lauren Melo (R)

District 81

Kelly Skidmore (D)

District 82

John Snyder (R)

District 83

Toby Overdorf (R)

District 84

Dana Trabulsy (R)

District 85

Rick Roth (R)

District 86

Matt Willhite (D)

District 87

David Silvers (D)

District 88

Omari Hardy (D)

District 89

Mike Caruso (R)

District 90

Joseph Casello (D)

District 91

Emily Slosberg (D)

District 92

Patricia Hawkins-Williams (D)

District 93

Chip LaMarca (R)

District 94

Bobby DuBose (D)

District 95

Anika Omphroy (D)

District 96

Christine Hunschofsky (D)

District 97

Dan Daley (D)

District 98

Michael Gottlieb (D)

District 99

Evan Jenne (D)

District 100

Joseph Geller (D)

District 101

Marie Woodson (D)

District 102

Felicia Simone Robinson (D)

District 103

Tom Fabricio (R)

District 104

Robin Bartleman (D)

District 105

David Borrero (R)

District 106

Bob Rommel (R)

District 107

Christopher Benjamin (D)

District 108

Dotie Joseph (D)

District 109

James Bush (D)

District 110

Vacant

Alex Rizo (R)

District 111

Bryan Avila (R)

District 112

Vacant

Nick Duran (D)

District 113

Michael Grieco (D)

District 114

Demi Busatta Cabrera (R)

District 115

Vance Aloupis (R)

District 116

Daniel Perez (R)

District 117

Kevin Chambliss (D)

District 118

Anthony Rodriguez (R)

District 119

Juan Fernandez-Barquin (R)

District 120

Jim Mooney (R)

Republican Party (78)

Democratic Party (42)

Vacancies (3)

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