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House District 75: House Joint Resolution 25E

Total District Population 133,374

Deviation 188 0.1%

Total Population (2000 Census) 133,374

Single-Race Non-Hispanic White 116,311 87.2%

Non-Hispanic Black (including multirace) 1,802 1.4%

Hispanic Black (including multirace) 182

Hispanic (excluding Hispanic Black) 13,384 10.0%

Non Hispanic Other (none of the above) 1,695 1.3%

Male 65,313 49.0%

Female 68,061 51.0%

Voting Age Population (2000 Census) 115,051

Single-Race Non-Hispanic White 103,385 89.9%

Non-Hispanic Black (including multirace) 1,166 1.0%

Hispanic Black (including multirace) 114

Hispanic (excluding Hispanic Black) 9,062 7.9%

Non-Hispanic Other (none of the above) 1,324 1.2%

Population Change (2000-1990) 133,374 146.2%

Total Population (1990 Census) 91,218

Non-Hispanic White 86,048 94.3%

Non-Hispanic Black 763

Hispanic Black 60

Hispanic (excluding Hispanic Black) 3,866 4.2%

Non-Hispanic Other 481

Voting Age Population (1990 Census) 77,754

Non-Hispanic White 74,283 95.5%

Non-Hispanic Black 466

Hispanic Black 41

Hispanic Voting (excluding Hispanic Black) 2,622 3.4%

Non-Hispanic Other 342

Registered Voters (2000) 77,583

Republican 41,524 53.5%

Democratic 20,428 26.3%

Independents/Other Parties 15,659 20.2%

Registered Voters (1998) 70,138

Republican 38,632 55.1%

Democratic 19,297 27.5%

Independents/Other Parties 12,261 17.5%

Registered Voters (1996) 67,588

Republican 38,021 56.3%

Democratic 19,345 28.6%

Independents/Other Parties 10,187 15.1%

Registered Voters (2000) 77,583

White 73,224 94.4%

Black 429

Hispanic 1,142 1.5%

Other 2,697 3.5%

Male 35,784 46.1%

Female 41,304 53.2%

Age 18 to 29 5,771 7.4%

Age 30 to 44 13,135 16.9%

Age 45 to 54 11,449 14.8%

Age 55 to 64 14,379 18.5%

Age 65 and Older 32,792 42.3%

Registered Republicans 2000 41,524

White 40,072 54.7%

Black 35 8.2%

Hispanic 306 26.8%

Other 810 30.0%

Registered Democrats 2000 20,428

White 19,066 26.0%

Black 301 70.2%

Hispanic 344 30.1%

Other 450 16.7%

Registered Independents/Other Parties 15,659

White 14,093 19.2%

Black 53 12.4%

Hispanic 326 28.5%

Other 932 34.6%

General Election 2000

President of the United States 59,184

Bush, George W. & Dick Cheney (REP) 35,686 60.3%

Gore, Al & Joe Lieberman (DEM) 22,013 37.2%

Nader, Ralph & Winona LaDuke (GRE) 1,036 1.8%

All Other Candidates 139

U.S. Senate 57,470

McCollum, Bill (REP) 36,247 63.1%

Nelson, Bill (DEM) 21,207 36.9%

Treasurer and Ins. Comm. 56,415

Gallagher, Tom (REP) 40,712 72.2%

Cosgrove, John (DEM) 15,702 27.8%

Commissioner of Education 53,513

Crist, Charlie (REP) 36,096 67.5%

Sheldon, George H. (DEM) 17,402 32.5%

Democratic Primary 2000

Commissioner of Education 3,573

Bush III, James (DEM) 657 18.4%

Sheldon, George H. (DEM) 2,713 75.9%

General Election 1998

U.S. Senate 39,557

Crist, Charlie (REP) 19,796 50.0%

Graham, Bob (DEM) 19,786 50.0%

Governor and Lieutenant Governor 39,797

Bush, Jeb & Frank Brogan (REP) 26,522 66.6%

MacKay, Buddy & Rick Dantzler (DEM) 13,224 33.2%

Secretary of State 38,985

Harris, Katherine (REP) 27,041 69.4%

Gievers, Karen (DEM) 11,925 30.6%

Attorney General 38,449

Bludworth, David H. "Dave" (REP) 20,149 52.4%

Butterworth, Bob (DEM) 18,290 47.6%

Comptroller 38,466

Milligan, Bob (REP) 28,011 72.8%

Daughtery, Newall Jerome (DEM) 10,407 27.1%

Treasurer and Ins. Comm. 39,418

Ireland, Tim (REP) 21,682 55.0%

Nelson, Bill (DEM) 17,721 45.0%

Commissioner of Education 38,983

Gallagher, Tom (REP) 26,848 68.9%

Wallace, Peter Rudy (DEM) 12,092 31.0%

Commissioner of Agriculture 38,303

Faircloth, Rich (REP) 17,913 46.8%

Crawford, Bob (DEM) 20,347 53.1%

General Election 1996

President of the United States 50,808

Dole, Bob & Jack Kemp (REP) 26,970 53.1%

Clinton, Bill and Al Gore (DEM) 18,750 36.9%

Perot, Ross and Pat Choate (REF) 5,040 9.9%

General Election 1994

U.S. Senate 41,135

Mack, Connie (REP) 32,264 78.4%

Rodham, Hugh E. (DEM) 8,833 21.5%

Governor and Lieutenant Governor 41,406

Bush, Jeb and Tom Feeney (REP) 23,670 57.2%

Chiles, Lawton and Buddy MacKay (DEM) 17,705 42.8%

Secretary of State 39,947

Mortham, Sandy Barringer (REP) 26,457 66.2%

Sauders, Ron (DEM) 13,455 33.7%

Attorney General 39,704

Ferro, Henry (REP) 22,398 56.4%

Butterworth, Bob (DEM) 17,300 43.6%

Comptroller 38,266

Milligan, Bob (REP) 25,558 66.8%

Lewis, Gerald (DEM) 12,641 33.0%

Treasurer and Ins. Comm. 39,971

Ireland, Tim (REP) 26,180 65.5%

Nelson, Bill (DEM) 13,787 34.5%

Commissioner of Education 39,203

Brogan, Frank T. (REP) 25,941 66.2%

Jamerson, Doug (DEM) 13,255 33.8%

Commissioner of Agriculture 39,954

Smith, Jim (REP) 23,924 59.9%

Crawford, Bob (DEM) 16,030 40.1%

Democratic Primary 1994

Commissioner of Education 2,937

Griffin, John (REP) 1,556 53.0%

Jamerson, Doug (REP) 1,208 41.1%

General Election 1992

President of the U.S. (1992) 49,152

Bush, George and Dan Quayle (REP) 23,211 47.2%

Clinton, Bill and Al Gore (DEM) 15,012 30.5%

Perot, Ross and James Stockdale (IND) 10,901 22.2%

U.S. Senate 44,687

Grant, Bill (REP) 19,379 43.4%

Graham, Bob (DEM) 25,320 56.7%