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Seminole County, FL


Metropolitan Statistical Area: Orlando-Kissimmee-Sanford, FL
Designated Market Area: Orlando-Daytona Beach-Melbourne, FL
American Communities Project County Type (2023): Urban Suburbs

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2022 population: 478,772   ( 56,054 from 2010 , 7,917 from 2020)
Land area: 309.4 square miles
Population density: 1547.5 persons per square mile

2022 Census data
White:269,842 56.36% 3.8%
Black:57,33011.97% 29.7%
Indian:1,0730.22% 7.8%
Asian:25,9035.41% 65.6%
2+ races:10,6192.22% 36.6%
Hispanic:114,00523.81% 57.3%
Total non-White:208,93043.64% 46.9%

2020-2022 ComponentsNumberRate
Births:10,169 10.8
Deaths:9,53910.1
Net Migration: 4,0644.3
Net Immigration: 2,8263.0
Change in White population:-10,610 -2.5
Change in Non-White pop.:66,664 15.8



Historical Presidential Election Results for Seminole County, FL

Recent Trends
VotesΔ MarginSwing %
2020 vs. 2016 R +15,798 D +10,816 D + 4.5%
D +26,614
2020 vs. 2012 R +15,298 D +20,785 D + 9.4%
D +36,083
2020 vs. 2008 R +20,171 D +13,022 D + 5.6%
D +33,193
2016 vs. 2008 R +4,373 D +2,206 D + 1.2%
D +6,579
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YearTurnout WinnerRunner-Up OtherTotal Votes Diff
(St) 		Diff
(US) 		PSV
2020 70% Joe Biden (D) 132,528 50.7% Donald Trump* (R) 125,241 47.9% 3,764 [+] 1.4% 261,533 -3 1 2.36%
2016 64% Donald Trump (R) 109,443 48.1% Hillary Clinton (D) 105,914 46.6% 12,169 [+] 5.3% 227,526 0 2 2.39%
2012 62% Mitt Romney (R) 109,943 52.6% Barack Obama* (D) 96,445 46.1% 2,732 [+] 1.3% 209,120 4 5 2.46%
2008 66% John McCain (R) 105,070 50.9% Barack Obama (D) 99,335 48.1% 2,021 [+] 1.0% 206,426 3 5 2.45%
2004 63% George W. Bush* (R) 108,172 58.1% John Kerry (D) 76,971 41.3% 1,052 [+] 0.6% 186,195 6 7 2.45%
2000 50% George W. Bush (R) 75,790 55.0% Albert Gore, Jr. (D) 59,227 43.0% 2,788 [+] 2.0% 137,805 6 7 2.31%
1996 46% Robert Dole (R) 59,797 52.0% Bill Clinton* (D) 45,058 39.2% 10,049 [+] 8.7% 114,904 10 11 2.17%
1992 52% George Bush* (R) 57,101 48.6% Bill Clinton (D) 35,660 30.3% 24,799 [+] 21.1% 117,560 8 11 2.21%
1988 42% George Bush (R) 60,401 72.2% Michael Dukakis (D) 22,635 27.1% 622 [+] 0.7% 83,658 11 19 1.94%
1984 46% Ronald Reagan* (R) 56,244 75.9% Walter Mondale (D) 17,795 24.0% 53 0.1% 74,092 11 17 1.77%
1980 48% Ronald Reagan (R) 39,989 66.2% Jimmy Carter* (D) 17,443 28.9% 3,007 [+] 5.0% 60,439 11 15 1.64%
1976 50% Gerald Ford* (R) 26,655 56.9% Jimmy Carter (D) 19,609 41.9% 549 [+] 1.2% 46,813 10 9 1.49%
1972 50% Richard Nixon* (R) 27,658 80.8% George McGovern (D) 6,503 19.0% 51 [+] 0.1% 34,212 9 20 1.32%
1968 53% Richard Nixon (R) 10,821 44.7% George Wallace (AIP) 7,275 30.0% 6,120 [+] 25.3% 24,216 4 1 1.11%
1964 49% Barry Goldwater (R) 10,078 52.5% Lyndon Johnson* (D) 9,125 47.5% 0 0.0% 19,203 4 14 1.04%
1960 43% Richard Nixon (R) 8,936 64.6% John Kennedy (D) 4,891 35.4% 0 0.0% 13,827 13 15 0.90%
1956 34% Dwight Eisenhower* (R) 5,841 65.1% Adlai Stevenson (D) 3,125 34.8% 11 0.1% 8,977 8 8 0.80%
1952 40% Dwight Eisenhower (R) 4,683 60.0% Adlai Stevenson (D) 3,120 40.0% 0 0.0% 7,803 5 5 0.79%
1948 33% Harry Truman* (D) 2,261 45.2% Thomas Dewey (R) 1,665 33.3% 1,081 [+] 21.6% 5,007 0 -12 0.87%
1944 30% Franklin Roosevelt* (D) 2,940 68.5% Thomas Dewey (R) 1,352 31.5% 0 0.0% 4,292 2 -14 0.89%
1940 35% Franklin Roosevelt* (D) 3,150 69.7% Wendell Willkie (R) 1,369 30.3% 0 0.0% 4,519 4 -15 0.93%
1936 31% Franklin Roosevelt* (D) 2,580 74.2% Alf Landon (R) 897 25.8% 0 0.0% 3,477 2 -11 1.06%
1932 30% Franklin Roosevelt (D) 2,142 69.3% Herbert Hoover* (R) 948 30.7% 0 0.0% 3,090 6 -9 1.12%
1928 35% Herbert Hoover (R) 1,788 58.9% Al Smith (D) 1,187 39.1% 61 [+] 2.0% 3,036 2 1 1.19%
1924 22% John Davis (D) 945 59.6% Calvin Coolidge (R) 372 23.5% 269 [+] 17.0% 1,586 -5 -31 1.45%
1920 43% James Cox (D) 1,485 62.5% Warren Harding (R) 767 32.3% 124 [+] 5.2% 2,376 1 -28 1.63%
1916 31% Woodrow Wilson* (D) 706 70.9% Charles Evans Hughes (R) 155 15.6% 135 [+] 13.6% 996 -3 -31 1.23%
* incumbent         PSV: percent of state vote



2020 President, Seminole County, FL
CandidateVotesPct
Joe Biden (D) 132,528 50.7%
Donald Trump* (R) 125,241 47.9%
Jo Jorgensen (Lbt) 2,215 0.8%
Other 1,549 0.6%
TOTAL 261,533
Turnout: 70% Diff (St): -3 Diff (US): 1


2016 President, Seminole County, FL
CandidateVotesPct
Hillary Clinton (D) 105,914 46.6%
Donald Trump (R) 109,443 48.1%
Gary Johnson (Lbt) 6,811 3.0%
Jill Stein (Grn) 1,974 0.9%
Other 3,384 1.5%
TOTAL 227,526
Turnout: 64% Diff (St): 0 Diff (US): 2


2012 President, Seminole County, FL
CandidateVotesPct
Barack Obama* (D) 96,445 46.1%
Mitt Romney (R) 109,943 52.6%
Gary Johnson (Lbt) 1,604 0.8%
Other 1,128 0.5%
TOTAL 209,120
Turnout: 62% Diff (St): 4 Diff (US): 5


2008 President, Seminole County, FL
CandidateVotesPct
Barack Obama (D) 99,335 48.1%
John McCain (R) 105,070 50.9%
Ralph Nader (I) 524 0.3%
Bob Barr (Lbt) 557 0.3%
Other 940 0.5%
TOTAL 206,426
Turnout: 66% Diff (St): 3 Diff (US): 5


2004 President, Seminole County, FL
CandidateVotesPct
George W. Bush* (R) 108,172 58.1%
John Kerry (D) 76,971 41.3%
Ralph Nader (I) 570 0.3%
Other 482 0.3%
TOTAL 186,195
Turnout: 63% Diff (St): 6 Diff (US): 7


2000 President, Seminole County, FL
CandidateVotesPct
George W. Bush (R) 75,790 55.0%
Albert Gore, Jr. (D) 59,227 43.0%
Ralph Nader (Grn) 1,949 1.4%
Pat Buchanan (Ref) 195 0.1%
Other 644 0.5%
TOTAL 137,805
Turnout: 50% Diff (St): 6 Diff (US): 7


1996 President, Seminole County, FL
CandidateVotesPct
Bill Clinton* (D) 45,058 39.2%
Robert Dole (R) 59,797 52.0%
Ross Perot (Ref) 9,357 8.1%
Harry Browne (Lbt) 587 0.5%
Other 105 0.1%
TOTAL 114,904
Turnout: 46% Diff (St): 10 Diff (US): 11


1992 President, Seminole County, FL
CandidateVotesPct
Bill Clinton (D) 35,660 30.3%
George Bush* (R) 57,101 48.6%
Ross Perot (I) 24,487 20.8%
Other 312 0.3%
TOTAL 117,560
Turnout: 52% Diff (St): 8 Diff (US): 11


1988 President, Seminole County, FL
CandidateVotesPct
George Bush (R) 60,401 72.2%
Michael Dukakis (D) 22,635 27.1%
Ron Paul (Lbt) 550 0.7%
Other 72 0.1%
TOTAL 83,658
Turnout: 42% Diff (St): 11 Diff (US): 19


1984 President, Seminole County, FL
CandidateVotesPct
Ronald Reagan* (R) 56,244 75.9%
Walter Mondale (D) 17,795 24.0%
Other 53 0.1%
TOTAL 74,092
Turnout: 46% Diff (St): 11 Diff (US): 17


1980 President, Seminole County, FL
CandidateVotesPct
Ronald Reagan (R) 39,989 66.2%
Jimmy Carter* (D) 17,443 28.9%
John Anderson (I) 2,459 4.1%
Edward Clark (Lbt) 548 0.9%
TOTAL 60,439
Turnout: 48% Diff (St): 11 Diff (US): 15


1976 President, Seminole County, FL
CandidateVotesPct
Jimmy Carter (D) 19,609 41.9%
Gerald Ford* (R) 26,655 56.9%
Eugene McCarthy (I) 345 0.7%
Other 204 0.4%
TOTAL 46,813
Turnout: 50% Diff (St): 10 Diff (US): 9


1972 President, Seminole County, FL
CandidateVotesPct
Richard Nixon* (R) 27,658 80.8%
George McGovern (D) 6,503 19.0%
Other 51 0.1%
TOTAL 34,212
Turnout: 50% Diff (St): 9 Diff (US): 20


1968 President, Seminole County, FL
CandidateVotesPct
Richard Nixon (R) 10,821 44.7%
Hubert Humphrey (D) 6,120 25.3%
George Wallace (AIP) 7,275 30.0%
TOTAL 24,216
Turnout: 53% Diff (St): 4 Diff (US): 1


1956 President, Seminole County, FL
CandidateVotesPct
Dwight Eisenhower* (R) 5,841 65.1%
Adlai Stevenson (D) 3,125 34.8%
Other 11 0.1%
TOTAL 8,977
Turnout: 34% Diff (St): 8 Diff (US): 8


1952 President, Seminole County, FL
CandidateVotesPct
Dwight Eisenhower (R) 4,683 60.0%
Adlai Stevenson (D) 3,120 40.0%
TOTAL 7,803
Turnout: 40% Diff (St): 5 Diff (US): 5


1948 President, Seminole County, FL
CandidateVotesPct
Harry Truman* (D) 2,261 45.2%
Thomas Dewey (R) 1,665 33.3%
Strom Thurmond (StsRts) 1,060 21.2%
Henry Wallace (Prog) 21 0.4%
TOTAL 5,007
Turnout: 33% Diff (St): 0 Diff (US): -12


1944 President, Seminole County, FL
CandidateVotesPct
Franklin Roosevelt* (D) 2,940 68.5%
Thomas Dewey (R) 1,352 31.5%
TOTAL 4,292
Turnout: 30% Diff (St): 2 Diff (US): -14


1940 President, Seminole County, FL
CandidateVotesPct
Franklin Roosevelt* (D) 3,150 69.7%
Wendell Willkie (R) 1,369 30.3%
TOTAL 4,519
Turnout: 35% Diff (St): 4 Diff (US): -15


1936 President, Seminole County, FL
CandidateVotesPct
Franklin Roosevelt* (D) 2,580 74.2%
Alf Landon (R) 897 25.8%
TOTAL 3,477
Turnout: 31% Diff (St): 2 Diff (US): -11


1932 President, Seminole County, FL
CandidateVotesPct
Franklin Roosevelt (D) 2,142 69.3%
Herbert Hoover* (R) 948 30.7%
TOTAL 3,090
Turnout: 30% Diff (St): 6 Diff (US): -9


1928 President, Seminole County, FL
CandidateVotesPct
Herbert Hoover (R) 1,788 58.9%
Al Smith (D) 1,187 39.1%
Norman Thomas (Soc) 25 0.8%
Other 36 1.2%
TOTAL 3,036
Turnout: 35% Diff (St): 2 Diff (US): 1


1924 President, Seminole County, FL
CandidateVotesPct
Calvin Coolidge (R) 372 23.5%
John Davis (D) 945 59.6%
Robert LaFollette (Prog) 253 16.0%
Other 16 1.0%
TOTAL 1,586
Turnout: 22% Diff (St): -5 Diff (US): -31


1920 President, Seminole County, FL
CandidateVotesPct
Warren Harding (R) 767 32.3%
James Cox (D) 1,485 62.5%
Eugene Debs (Soc) 73 3.1%
Aaron Watkins (Proh) 51 2.1%
TOTAL 2,376
Turnout: 43% Diff (St): 1 Diff (US): -28


1916 President, Seminole County, FL
CandidateVotesPct
Woodrow Wilson* (D) 706 70.9%
Charles Evans Hughes (R) 155 15.6%
Allan Benson (Soc) 80 8.0%
James Hanly (Proh) 55 5.5%
TOTAL 996
Turnout: 31% Diff (St): -3 Diff (US): -31
* incumbent

Historical Statewide Election Results for Seminole County, FL

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YearTypeTurnout WinnerRunner-Up OtherTotal VotesDiff PSV
2022 S3 49% Marco Rubio* (R) 97,761 53.4% Val Demings (D) 83,285 45.5% 1,982 [+] 1.1% 183,028 -4 2.36%
2022 G 49% Ron DeSantis* (R) 102,191 55.8% Charlie Crist (D) 79,664 43.5% 1,346 [+] 0.7% 183,201 -4 2.36%
2018 S1 55% Bill Nelson* (D) 101,504 51.0% Rick Scott (R) 97,457 49.0% 31 [+] 0.0% 198,992 -1 2.43%
2018 G 55% Andrew Gillum (D) 100,197 50.3% Ron DeSantis (R) 96,622 48.5% 2,397 [+] 1.2% 199,216 -1 2.42%
2016 S3 63% Marco Rubio* (R) 117,734 53.2% Patrick Murphy (D) 94,449 42.7% 9,229 [+] 4.2% 221,412 1 2.38%
2014 G 42% Rick Scott* (R) 73,355 50.7% Charlie Crist (D) 62,786 43.4% 8,639 [+] 6.0% 144,780 3 2.43%
2012 S1 60% Bill Nelson* (D) 106,371 52.8% Connie Mack IV (R) 90,179 44.7% 5,095 [+] 2.5% 201,645 2 2.46%
2010 S3 41% Marco Rubio (R) 76,550 57.2% Charlie Crist (I) 29,231 21.8% 28,047 [+] 21.0% 133,828 8 2.47%
2010 G 41% Rick Scott (R) 68,351 51.8% Alex Sink (D) 59,412 45.0% 4,164 [+] 3.2% 131,927 3 2.46%
2006 S1 36% Bill Nelson* (D) 62,454 56.2% Katherine Harris (R) 47,119 42.4% 1,458 [+] 1.3% 111,031 4 2.32%
2006 G 37% Charlie Crist (R) 68,149 61.1% Jim Davis (D) 40,724 36.5% 2,604 [+] 2.3% 111,477 9 2.31%
2004 S3 62% Mel Martinez (R) 102,898 56.1% Betty Castor (D) 76,579 41.8% 3,914 [+] 2.1% 183,391 7 2.47%
2002 G 42% Jeb Bush* (R) 76,301 63.9% Bill McBride (D) 42,357 35.5% 739 [+] 0.6% 119,397 8 2.34%
2000 S1 50% Bill McCollum (R) 69,964 51.6% Bill Nelson (D) 63,083 46.6% 2,414 [+] 1.8% 135,461 5 2.31%
1998 S3 33% Bob Graham* (D) 46,820 54.5% Charlie Crist (R) 39,139 45.5% 0 0.0% 85,959 8 2.20%
1998 G 33% Jeb Bush (R) 54,738 63.6% Buddy MacKay (D) 31,331 36.4% 1 [+] 0.0% 86,070 8 2.17%
1994 S1 37% Connie Mack* (R) 68,643 78.1% Hugh Rodham (D) 19,280 21.9% 0 0.0% 87,923 8 2.14%
1994 G 37% Jeb Bush (R) 49,387 55.7% Lawton Chiles* (D) 39,324 44.3% 1 [+] 0.0% 88,712 6 2.11%
1992 S3 50% Bob Graham* (D) 65,932 57.7% Bill Grant (R) 48,249 42.3% 4 [+] 0.0% 114,185 8 2.30%
1990 G 32% Lawton Chiles (D) 36,027 52.9% Bob Martinez* (R) 32,107 47.1% 0 0.0% 68,134 4 1.93%
1988 S1 21% Connie Mack (R) 23,507 55.5% Buddy MacKay (D) 18,844 44.5% 0 0.0% 42,351 5 1.04%
1986 S3 33% Bob Graham (D) 29,828 50.2% Paula Hawkins* (R) 29,636 49.8% 0 0.0% 59,464 5 1.73%
1986 G 33% Bob Martinez (R) 37,052 62.8% Steve Pajcic (D) 21,984 37.2% 0 0.0% 59,036 8 1.74%
1982 S1 30% Van Poole (R) 22,071 51.0% Lawton Chiles* (D) 21,166 48.9% 8 [+] 0.0% 43,245 13 1.63%
1982 G 30% Bob Graham* (D) 25,121 58.7% Skip Bafalis (R) 17,681 41.3% 0 0.0% 42,802 6 1.59%
1980 S3 47% Paula Hawkins (R) 34,137 57.1% Bill Gunter (D) 25,604 42.9% 0 0.0% 59,741 5 1.69%
1978 G 35% Bob Graham (D) 18,843 50.7% Jack Eckerd (R) 18,312 49.3% 0 0.0% 37,155 5 1.47%
1976 S1 43% Lawton Chiles* (D) 23,778 58.2% John Grady (R) 17,043 41.8% 0 0.0% 40,821 5 1.43%
1974 S3 30% Jack Eckerd (R) 11,324 46.7% Richard Stone (D) 8,947 36.9% 3,985 [+] 16.4% 24,256 6 1.35%
1974 G 31% Reubin Askew* (D) 13,546 54.8% Jerry Thomas (R) 11,191 45.2% 0 0.0% 24,737 6 1.35%
1970 S1 37% William Cramer (R) 11,499 59.4% Lawton Chiles (D) 7,848 40.6% 0 0.0% 19,347 13 1.15%
1970 G 38% Claude Kirk* (R) 11,937 59.7% Reubin Askew (D) 8,071 40.3% 0 0.0% 20,008 17 1.16%
1968 S3 49% Edward Gurney (R) 15,569 70.1% Leroy Collins (D) 6,639 29.9% 0 0.0% 22,208 14 1.10%
1966 G 34% Claude Kirk (R) 9,408 64.6% Robert King High (D) 5,166 35.4% 0 0.0% 14,574 9 0.98%
1964 S1 43% Spessard Holland* (D) 11,098 67.0% Claude Kirk (R) 5,474 33.0% 2 [+] 0.0% 16,574 -3 1.06%
1964 G 45% Haydon Burns (D) 9,441 54.5% Charles Holley (R) 7,852 45.3% 39 [+] 0.2% 17,332 4 1.04%
1962 S3 22% George Smathers* (D) 5,697 71.5% Emerson Rupert (R) 2,276 28.5% 0 0.0% 7,973 -1 0.85%
1960 G 40% Farris Bryant (D) 6,684 52.2% George Petersen (R) 6,123 47.8% 0 0.0% 12,807 8 0.90%
*: incumbent               +: ran on additional party lines               Type: G: Governor; S1,S2,S3: Senate Class 1, 2 or 3
italics: special election           RO: runoff election           PSV: percent of state vote


Historical U.S. House Election Results for Seminole County, FL

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DateDistrictWinnerRunner-Up OtherTotal Votes
2022-11-08 FL07Cory Mills (R) 98,276 54.4% Karen Green (D) 82,258 45.6% 10 0.0% 180,544
County Total for 2022-11-08:   180,544
2020-11-03 FL07Stephanie Murphy* (D) 132,307 51.8% Leo Valentin (R) 119,470 46.8% 3,511 1.4% 255,288
County Total for 2020-11-03:   255,288
2018-11-06 FL07Stephanie Murphy* (D) 106,343 53.8% Mike Miller (R) 91,423 46.2% 0 0.0% 197,766
County Total for 2018-11-06:   197,766
2016-11-08 FL07John Mica* (R) 114,820 52.5% Stephanie Murphy (D) 103,836 47.5% 23 0.0% 218,679
County Total for 2016-11-08:   218,679
2014-11-04 FL05Corrine Brown* (D) 5,680 65.1% Glo Smith (R) 3,051 34.9% 0 0.0% 8,731
2014-11-04 FL07John Mica* (R) 87,213 65.5% Wes Neuman (D) 40,218 30.2% 5,717 4.3% 133,148
County Total for 2014-11-04:   141,879
2012-11-06 FL05Corrine Brown* (D) 9,449 69.2% Leanne Kolb (R) 3,782 27.7% 420 3.1% 13,651
2012-11-06 FL07John Mica* (R) 112,264 60.9% Jason Kendall (D) 71,962 39.1% 12 0.0% 184,238
County Total for 2012-11-06:   197,889
2010-11-02 FL03Corrine Brown* (D) 3,951 65.2% Mike Yost (R) 1,943 32.1% 162 2.7% 6,056
2010-11-02 FL07John Mica* (R) 42,536 70.6% Heather Beaven (D) 17,723 29.4% 0 0.0% 60,259
2010-11-02 FL24Sandy Adams (R) 40,323 61.8% Suzanne Kosmas* (D) 24,925 38.2% 24 0.0% 65,272
County Total for 2010-11-02:   131,587
2008-11-04 FL07John Mica* (R) 55,402 63.2% Faye Armitage (D) 32,192 36.8% 0 0.0% 87,594
2008-11-04 FL24Suzanne Kosmas (D) 52,561 54.4% Tom Feeney* (R) 42,493 44.0% 1,614 1.7% 96,668
County Total for 2008-11-04:   184,262
2006-11-07 FL07John Mica* (R) 33,803 66.9% John Chagnon (D) 16,702 33.1% 0 0.0% 50,505
2006-11-07 FL24Tom Feeney* (R) 34,135 62.2% Clint Curtis (D) 20,784 37.8% 0 0.0% 54,919
County Total for 2006-11-07:   105,424
2004-11-02 FL03Corrine Brown* (D) 6,912 99.6% 31 0.4% 6,943
County Total for 2004-11-02:   6,943
2002-11-05 FL03Corrine Brown* (D) 3,368 59.8% Jennifer Carroll (R) 2,260 40.2% 0 0.0% 5,628
2002-11-05 FL07John Mica* (R) 36,442 67.7% Wayne Hogan (D) 17,347 32.3% 0 0.0% 53,789
2002-11-05 FL24Tom Feeney (R) 38,057 66.0% Harry Jacobs (D) 19,580 34.0% 0 0.0% 57,637
County Total for 2002-11-05:   117,054
2000-11-07 FL03Corrine Brown* (D) 4,273 54.5% Jennifer Carroll (R) 3,574 45.5% 0 0.0% 7,847
2000-11-07 FL07John Mica* (R) 83,647 67.4% Dan Vaughen (D) 40,441 32.6% 3 0.0% 124,091
County Total for 2000-11-07:   131,938
1998-11-03 FL03Corrine Brown* (D) 2,518 51.5% Bill Randall (R) 2,374 48.5% 0 0.0% 4,892
County Total for 1998-11-03:   4,892
1996-11-05 FL03Corrine Brown* (D) 3,816 61.8% Preston Fields (R) 2,358 38.2% 0 0.0% 6,174
1996-11-05 FL07John Mica* (R) 71,506 67.5% George Stuart (D) 34,499 32.5% 8 0.0% 106,013
County Total for 1996-11-05:   112,187
1994-11-08 FL03Corrine Brown* (D) 2,692 57.8% Marc Little (R) 1,963 42.2% 0 0.0% 4,655
1994-11-08 FL07John Mica* (R) 62,711 76.8% Ed Goddard (D) 18,903 23.2% 0 0.0% 81,614
County Total for 1994-11-08:   86,269
1992-11-03 FL03Corrine Brown (D) 3,716 62.0% Don Weidner (R) 2,281 38.0% 0 0.0% 5,997
1992-11-03 FL07John Mica (R) 66,015 63.1% Dan Webster (D) 38,638 36.9% 0 0.0% 104,653
County Total for 1992-11-03:   110,650
*: incumbent           sp: special election           RO: runoff election

Voter Registration Data for Seminole County, FL

YearTotalRepublicanDemocratOtherR/D EdgeR/D Edge %VAPOP %
2022 341,548 116,650 34.2% 114,519 33.5% 110,379 32.3% Rep +2,131 Rep +0.6% 92%
2020 335,172 118,278 35.3% 116,625 34.8% 100,269 29.9% Rep +1,653 Rep +0.5% 90%
2018 303,668 111,030 36.6% 103,816 34.2% 88,822 29.2% Rep +7,214 Rep +2.4% 83%
2016 285,344 110,171 38.6% 95,989 33.6% 79,184 27.8% Rep +14,182 Rep +5.0% 81%
2014 267,327 105,581 39.5% 88,368 33.1% 73,378 27.4% Rep +17,213 Rep +6.4% 78%
2012 278,096 110,567 39.8% 94,913 34.1% 72,616 26.1% Rep +15,654 Rep +5.6% 83%
2010 266,116 108,170 40.6% 92,240 34.7% 65,706 24.7% Rep +15,930 Rep +6.0% 82%
2008 259,336 107,516 41.5% 89,956 34.7% 61,864 23.9% Rep +17,560 Rep +6.8% 82%
2006 244,642 107,382 43.9% 78,836 32.2% 58,424 23.9% Rep +28,546 Rep +11.7% 80%
2004 241,230 107,613 44.6% 77,964 32.3% 55,653 23.1% Rep +29,649 Rep +12.3% 82%
2002 205,149 96,093 46.8% 67,473 32.9% 41,583 20.3% Rep +28,620 Rep +14.0% 72%
2000 190,704 91,747 48.1% 62,997 33.0% 35,960 18.9% Rep +28,750 Rep +15.1% 70%
1998 181,994 91,515 50.3% 62,006 34.1% 28,473 15.6% Rep +29,509 Rep +16.2% 70%
1996 189,408 98,495 52.0% 65,652 34.7% 25,261 13.3% Rep +32,843 Rep +17.3% 76%
1994 140,257 76,880 54.8% 51,909 37.0% 11,468 8.2% Rep +24,971 Rep +17.8% 59%
1986 95,602 46,318 48.4% 41,724 43.6% 7,560 7.9% Rep +4,594 Rep +4.8% 53%
VAPOP% is the estimated percentage of voting age population that is registered.
Registration data may include "inactive" voters.   Data for each year pertains to the November elections.