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Live Florida 2022 election results: Interactive county-by-county map

See the latest vote totals for Florida governor, statewide amendments, plus U.S. Senate and House races.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Florida voters have decided in the 2022 midterm elections who they want to see lead the state: It's incumbent Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis over Democratic challenger Charlie Crist.

Scroll below for a county-by-county breakdown of election results as they come in on election night.

You can also click through to see the latest vote totals for U.S. Senate — incumbent Republican Sen. Marco Rubio holds on to his seat over Democratic U.S. Rep. Val Demings. Races for several U.S. House districts are listed, as well.

Polls closed at 7 p.m. local time in Florida. Click or tap here for other Florida election results and see complete coverage of the 2022 midterm elections here.

Races are unofficially called by The Associated Press once enough votes are tallied.

What else is on the Florida ballot?

Voters will have to weigh in on three constitutional amendments that were placed on the ballot by the Florida Legislature during the 2021 and 2022 legislative sessions. 

One involves the Florida Constitution Revision Commission and the other two relate to property taxes.

RELATED: Here's what the 3 Florida amendments mean before you cast your vote

Other races have been called: Republican incumbent Ashley Moody for attorney general, Republican incumbent Jimmy Patronis for chief financial officer and Republican Wilton Simposno for commissioner of agriculture.

Several Tampa Bay-area races for the U.S. House have been called, as well: 

  • District 13: Ana Paulina Luna (R) vs. Eric Lynn (D)
  • District 14: James Judge (R) vs. Kathy Castor (D)
  • District 15: Laurel Lee (R) vs. Alan Cohn (D)
  • District 16: Vern Buchanan (R) vs. Jan Schneider (D)
  • District 17: Greg Steube (R) vs. Andrea Doria Kale (D)

Results for these, and more, can be found on the 10 Tampa Bay election results page.

RELATED: Vocabulary of voting: A glossary guide to the 2022 midterms

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