2022 Florida elections
[2] Despite her loss, Demings performed the best out of any Democrat running in a statewide race in Florida in the 2022 election cycle.
DeSantis won the election in a landslide victory by gaining 1,507,897 more votes over Crist.
[3] Incumbent Republican officer Jimmy Patronis was challenged for reelection by Democrat Adam Hattersley.
Incumbent Democratic commissioner Nikki Fried decided not to run for reelection and instead ran for governor but failed to win the nomination.
Incumbent Supreme Court Justices Charles T. Canady, John D. Couriel, Jamie Grosshans, Jorge Labarga, and Ricky Polston were all up for a retention vote in 2022.
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Rubio—50-60%
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Demings—40-50%
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Ayala—50-60%
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Hattersley—50-60%
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Simpson—60-70%
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