佛州选举结果总清单：共和党守住州长与参议员，州众议院超级多数被打破

2026年中期选举佛罗里达州结果公示如下。共和党守住州长、联邦参议员与全部三个民选州内阁职位，但多场差距大幅收窄；民主党在州众议院打破共和党的超级多数。全州共投出8,326,814票，登记选民投票率60.76%。以下为全州层面完整清单。

州长与联邦参议员

州长：Byron Donalds（共和党）获4,132,275票、约50.0%，击败 David Jolly（民主党，4,024,554票、约48.7%），票差约10.8万票、1.3个百分点，高于佛州0.5个百分点的自动机器重新计票门槛，美联社已宣布 Donalds 当选。现任州长 Ron DeSantis 因任期限制不能再选，本届为开放席位；副州长由与 Donalds 同票的 Bryan Avila（共和党）当选。Donalds 将成为佛州首位黑人州长。

联邦参议员（特别选举）：Ashley Moody（共和党）获4,207,947票、50.9%，击败 Angie Nixon（民主党，3,969,186票、48.0%），美联社已宣布当选。本场是补选 Marco Rubio 出任国务卿后空缺席位的特别选举，Moody 将完成该席位剩余任期，该席2028年再次改选。

其他全州职位

检察长：James Uthmeier（共和党）以约51%击败 José Javier Rodríguez（民主党，约49%）。

财务长：Blaise Ingoglia（共和党）以约51%击败 Annette Taddeo（民主党，约49%）。

农业与消费者服务局长：Wilton Simpson（共和党）以约51%击败 Joey Mendoza Atkins（民主党，约49%），美联社已宣布 Simpson 当选。

佛州州务卿由州长任命、并非民选，今年无此项选举。

公投议题

佛州修宪案须获60%赞成方能通过，本届共有3项：

修宪案1（提高州预算稳定基金上限）：将预算稳定基金上限由净一般收入的10%提高到25%——未通过。赞成3,170,557票、40.9%，未达60%门槛。

修宪案2（农业用地有形个人财产免税）：免除农业用地上农用设备等有形个人财产的财产税——未通过。赞成4,542,890票、58.2%，虽过半数，但未达60%门槛。

修宪案3（新设自住住宅免税）：大幅提高自住住宅财产税免税额，2027年至15万美元、2028年至25万美元，并调整非自住物业评估涨幅上限——通过。赞成4,917,796票、62.0%，已达60%门槛。

本届3项全州修宪案，通过1项、否决2项。

联邦众议员

佛州在联邦众议院共有28席。美联社已宣布23席、5席尚未宣布；按已宣布结果与未宣布席位的领先情况合计，共和党占20席（其中16席已宣布），民主党8席（其中7席已宣布），与选前20比8的格局相同。已宣布席位中无党派翻转。

尚未宣布的5席及领先情况：第7区，共和党 Ryan Elijah 以49.8%领先民主党 Bale Dalton（49.2%）；第9区，民主党现任 Darren Soto 以50.3%领先共和党 Dan Green（49.7%）；

第13区，共和党现任 Anna Paulina Luna 以约49.5%领先民主党 Leela Gray（约48.7%）；第26区，共和党现任 Mario Diaz-Balart 以49.9%领先民主党 Nicole Locklin（49.1%）；第27区，共和党现任 Maria Elvira Salazar 以50.2%领先民主党 Eliott Rodriguez（49.7%）。

亚裔当选者：第22区，Pia Dandiya（民主党，印度裔）以51.9%当选，是首位从佛州当选联邦众议员的印度裔美国人。本届佛州代表团中没有华裔当选者。

州议会

州众议院仍由共和党控制，但共和党已失去超级多数：已宣布共和党65席、民主党49席，6席未宣布；即使共和党赢下全部未宣布席位，也达不到120席中的80席超级多数门槛。民主党选前34席，本届已宣布净增至少15席。

州参议院仍由共和党控制：已宣布共和党22席、民主党13席，4席未宣布（共和党领先），另有1席因当选副州长留下的空缺待特别选举。共和党在州参议院是否保有超级多数（40席中需27席）尚未确定。第10区出现一席翻转：民主党 John Lowndes 以56%对44%击败共和党现任 Jason Brodeur。

计票与认证

以上是全体佛州选民共同投出的结果。以上数字来自佛罗里达州选举局的半官方（非官方）计票与美联社的宣布，邮寄选票仍在清点中；尚未宣布的场次只列领先情况，最终结果以州官方认证为准，州认证预计11月17日完成。

关联：2026年中期选举：50个州选举结果总览

Florida Election Results: Republicans Hold Governor and Senate Seats, Lose House Supermajority

Here is the full list of Florida results from the 2026 midterm elections. Republicans held the governorship, the U.S. Senate seat and all three elected state cabinet offices, though by much narrower margins in several races; Democrats broke the Republican supermajority in the state House. A total of 8,326,814 ballots were cast statewide, a turnout of 60.76% of registered voters. The statewide list follows.

Governor and U.S. Senator

Governor: Byron Donalds (Republican) received 4,132,275 votes, about 50.0%, defeating David Jolly (Democrat), who received 4,024,554 votes, about 48.7%. The margin of about 108,000 votes, or 1.3 percentage points, is above Florida's 0.5-point threshold for an automatic machine recount, and the Associated Press has called the race for Donalds. Incumbent Governor Ron DeSantis was term-limited, making this an open seat. Bryan Avila (Republican), running on the same ticket, was elected lieutenant governor. Donalds will become Florida's first Black governor.

U.S. Senator (special election): Ashley Moody (Republican) received 4,207,947 votes (50.9%), defeating Angie Nixon (Democrat), who received 3,969,186 votes (48.0%); the AP has called the race. This was a special election for the seat vacated when Marco Rubio became U.S. secretary of state. Moody will serve the remainder of the term, and the seat will be up for election again in 2028.

Other Statewide Offices

Attorney General: James Uthmeier (Republican) defeated José Javier Rodríguez (Democrat), about 51% to 49%.

Chief Financial Officer: Blaise Ingoglia (Republican) defeated Annette Taddeo (Democrat), about 51% to 49%.

Commissioner of Agriculture and Consumer Services: Wilton Simpson (Republican) defeated Joey Mendoza Atkins (Democrat), about 51% to 49%; the AP has called the race for Simpson.

Florida's secretary of state is appointed by the governor rather than elected, so there was no election for that office this year.

Ballot Questions

Florida constitutional amendments require 60% approval to pass. There were three on this year's ballot:

Amendment 1 (raise the cap on the state Budget Stabilization Fund): would raise the fund's cap from 10% to 25% of net general revenue — FAILED. Yes votes totaled 3,170,557 (40.9%), short of the 60% threshold.

Amendment 2 (tangible personal property tax exemption for agricultural land): would exempt farm equipment and other tangible personal property on agricultural land from property taxes — FAILED. Yes votes totaled 4,542,890 (58.2%), a majority but short of the 60% threshold.

Amendment 3 (new homestead exemption): would substantially raise the homestead property tax exemption, to $150,000 in 2027 and $250,000 in 2028, and adjust assessment caps for non-homestead property — PASSED. Yes votes totaled 4,917,796 (62.0%), clearing the 60% threshold.

Of the three statewide amendments, one passed and two failed.

U.S. House

Florida has 28 seats in the U.S. House. The AP has called 23 seats, with 5 not yet called. Combining called seats with the leaders in uncalled races, Republicans hold 20 seats (16 called) and Democrats 8 (7 called), the same 20-to-8 split as before the election. No called seat changed parties.

The five uncalled seats and their current leaders: District 7 — Ryan Elijah (Republican) leads Bale Dalton (Democrat), 49.8% to 49.2%. District 9 — incumbent Darren Soto (Democrat) leads Dan Green (Republican), 50.3% to 49.7%.

District 13 — incumbent Anna Paulina Luna (Republican) leads Leela Gray (Democrat), about 49.5% to 48.7%. District 26 — incumbent Mario Diaz-Balart (Republican) leads Nicole Locklin (Democrat), 49.9% to 49.1%. District 27 — incumbent Maria Elvira Salazar (Republican) leads Eliott Rodriguez (Democrat), 50.2% to 49.7%.

Asian American winners: In District 22, Pia Dandiya (Democrat), who is Indian American, won with 51.9%, becoming the first Indian American elected to Congress from Florida. There are no Chinese American winners in this year's Florida delegation.

State Legislature

The state House remains under Republican control, but Republicans have lost their supermajority: 65 Republican and 49 Democratic seats have been called, with 6 uncalled, and even winning every uncalled seat would leave Republicans short of the 80 of 120 seats needed for a supermajority. Democrats, who held 34 seats before the election, have gained at least 15 seats among those called.

The state Senate also remains under Republican control: 22 Republican and 13 Democratic seats have been called, 4 seats are uncalled (with Republicans leading), and 1 seat is vacant following the lieutenant governor's election and awaits a special election. Whether Republicans retain a Senate supermajority (27 of 40 seats) has not yet been determined. One Senate seat flipped: in District 10, John Lowndes (Democrat) defeated Republican incumbent Jason Brodeur, 56% to 44%.

Counting and Certification

These results are the collective choices of Florida voters. The figures above come from the Florida Division of Elections' semi-official (unofficial) count and Associated Press race calls. Mail ballots are still being counted; races not yet called are listed by their current leaders only, and final results are subject to state certification, expected on November 17.

Related: 2026 midterm results: all 50 states

来源：佛罗里达州选举局

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