Florida at a Glance State Profile - Gov. Bush (R) - Sen. Graham (D) - Sen. Nelson (D) Presidential Politics Congressional Districting - 01 - Miller (R) - 02 - Boyd Jr. (D) - 03 - Brown (D) - 04 - Crenshaw (R) - 05 - Thurman (D) - 06 - Stearns (R) - 07 - Mica (R) - 08 - Keller (R) - 09 - Bilirakis (R) - 10 - Young (R) - 11 - Davis (D) - 12 - Putnam (R) - 13 - Miller (R) - 14 - Goss (R) - 15 - Weldon (R) - 16 - Foley (R) - 17 - Meek (D) - 18 - Ros-Lehtinen (R) - 19 - Wexler (D) - 20 - Deutsch (D) - 21 - Diaz-Balart (R) - 22 - Shaw Jr. (R) - 23 - Hastings (D) Almanac 2002 Home States & Districts Elected Officials For district profiles and additional information on the elected officials of Florida, please use the pull-down menu above.

The People

• Pop. 2000: 15,982,378. Pop. 1990: 12,937,926; up 23.5% 1990-2000.
• 5.7% of U.S. total, 4th largest;
• 78% White, 14.6% Black, 1.7% Asian, 0.3% Amer. Indian, 0.1% Hawaiian, 2.4% Two+ races, 3% Other. 16.8% Hispanic origin.
• 3.6% Unemployment.
• 2000 Voting age pop.: 12,336,038.
• 2000 Turnout: 6,138,765; 50% of VAP.
• Registered voters (2000): 8,752,717; 3,803,081 D (43%); 3,430,238 R (39%); 1,519,398 unaffiliated and minor parties (17%).

Election Results

2000 Presidential Vote
Bush (R)	2,912,790	(49%)
Gore (D)	2,912,253	(49%)
Nader (Green)	97,488	(2%)
Other	40,579	(1%)

2000 Republican Primary
Bush (R)	516,161	(74%)
McCain (R)	139,397	(20%)
Keyes (R)	32,343	(5%)

2000 Democratic Primary
Gore (D)	451,657	(82%)
Bradley (D)	100,259	(18%)

1996 Presidential Vote
Clinton (D)	2,545,690	(48%)
Dole (R)	2,242,951	(43%)
Perot (I)	483,761	(9%)

Key State Officials:

• Gov. Jeb Bush (R)
• Lt. Gov., Frank Brogan (R)
• Secy. of State, Katherine Harris (R)
• Atty. Gen., Robert A. Butterworth (D)
• Treasurer and Insurance Commissioner, Tom Gallagher (R)
• Comptroller, Robert Milligan (R)
• Commissioner of Education, Charlie Crist (R)
• Commissioner of Agriculture, Charles Bronson (R)
• State Senate, 40 (15 D, 25 R)
• Senate Pres. Pro Tempore, Ginny Brown-Waite (R)
• Senate President, John M. McKay (R)
• Majority Leader, James E. King (R)
• State House, 120 (43 D, 77 R)
• House Speaker, Tom Feeney (R)

Congressional Delegation:

• Sen. Bob Graham (D)
• Sen. Bill Nelson (D)
• Representatives 23 (8 D,15 R):

Jeff Miller   (R-01) Allen Boyd Jr.   (D-02) Corrine Brown   (D-03) Ander Crenshaw   (R-04) Karen L. Thurman   (D-05) Cliff Stearns   (R-06) John L. Mica   (R-07) Ric Keller   (R-08)

Michael Bilirakis   (R-09) C. W. (Bill) Young   (R-10) Jim Davis   (D-11) Adam Putnam   (R-12) Dan Miller   (R-13) Porter J. Goss   (R-14) Dave Weldon   (R-15) Mark Foley   (R-16)

Carrie P. Meek   (D-17) Ileana Ros-Lehtinen   (R-18) Robert Wexler   (D-19) Peter R. Deutsch   (D-20) Lincoln Diaz-Balart   (R-21) E. Clay Shaw Jr.   (R-22) Alcee L. Hastings   (D-23)