How many votes did the president get in florida?

Answer 1

In the 2008 election, Barack Obama received Florida's 27electoral votes, beating John McCain 4,282,074 votes to 4,045,624 votes.

In the 2012 election, Barack Obama received Florida's 29electoral votes. In the popular vote, President Obama won narrowly, receiving 4,237,756 (50.1%) to Mitt Romney's 4,163,447 (49%).

Answer 2

Florida cast its 29 electoral votes for Donald Trump in the 2016 election. The popular vote count was Donald Trump 4,617,886 and Hillary Clinton 4,504,975.

Answer 3

In 2008, Florida had 27 electoral votes, and Mr. Obama won them. In the popular vote in 2008, Mr. Obama earned 4,282,367 votes (51%); his challenger John McCain got 4,046,219. So, President-elect Obama defeated John McCain by 236,148 votes. In 2012, Florida now had 29 electoral votes, and the president won them again. Barack Obama received 4,237,756 votes, or 50.1%, and his challenger Mitt Romney got 4,163,447; Mr. Obama's margin of victory was 74,309 votes.

Answer 4

In the 2008 election, Barack Obama received 4,282,074votes to John McCain's 4,045,624 votes, earning him Florida's 27 electoral votes. In the 2012 election, Mr. Obama once again earned all the state's electoral votes, as he did in 2008; but Florida now has 29 electoral votes, as opposed to 27 in the 2008 election. In the popular vote for 2012, President Obama won narrowly, receiving 4,237,756 (50.1%) to Mitt Romney's 4,163,447 (49%).

Answer 5

President Obama won Florida in 2008 (back then, the state had 27 electoral votes). In 2012, he won it again, but by now, the state had 29. Mr. Obama's victory was more narrow than in 2008, but he did win: he had 4,236,032 votes total, to Mitt Romney's 4,162,174 votes. The president bested Mr. Romney by nearly 74,000 votes.

Answer 6

Florida cast its 27 electoral votes for Barack Obama in the 2008 election. The 2008 presidential election popular vote totals in Florida were Barack Obama 4,282,367 and John McCain 4,046,219.