Florida Department of State
Division of Elections
November 4, 1980 General Election

Official Results

Supreme Court

Shall Justice James E. Alderman be retained in office?
County YES NO
Alachua 24,947 8,390
Baker 1,534 1,321
Bay 13,299 5,847
Bradford 2,667 1,607
Brevard 52,102 26,946
Broward 213,407 89,402
Calhoun 1,214 733
Charlotte 15,145 5,772
Citrus 10,992 4,900
Clay 10,519 6,042
Collier 18,375 5,220
Columbia 3,374 2,514
Desoto 1,784 1,432
Dixie 1,093 643
Duval 73,876 41,167
Escambia 35,188 21,466
Flagler 2,904 809
Franklin 976 499
Gadsden 4,725 1,616
Gilchrist 1,211 594
Glades 888 526
Gulf 1,490 914
Hamilton 956 616
Hardee 1,722 879
Hendry 1,994 925
Hernando 10,121 4,256
Highlands 8,172 3,363
Hillsborough 112,258 39,199
Holmes 1,693 1,544
Indian River 11,486 4,354
Jackson 4,836 2,807
Jefferson 1,447 593
Lafayette 677 451
Lake 15,631 11,837
Lee 49,014 23,285
Leon 29,825 6,006
Levy 22,764 1,311
Liberty 640 386
Madison 2,419 1,012
Manatee 32,756 13,424
Marion 16,457 8,975
Martin 15,395 5,349
Miami-Dade 237,254 100,309
Monroe 5,022 2,894
Nassau 3,582 2,207
Okaloosa 18,724 9,728
Okeechobee 2,717 1,109
Orange 63,190 32,773
Osceola 7,837 4,209
Palm Beach 147,202 46,478
Pasco 47,724 17,605
Pinellas 198,271 67,932
Polk 47,597 20,350
Putnam 7,099 4,095
Santa Rosa 7,791 6,641
Sarasota 48,896 14,958
Seminole 29,198 14,854
St. Johns 8,509 3,719
St. Lucie 15,009 5,570
Sumter 2,360 1,662
Suwannee 2,518 1,392
Taylor 2,000 1,172
Union 901 699
Volusia 40,331 15,864
Wakulla 1,561 660
Walton 2,989 2,195
Washington 2,302 1,367
Total 1,782,557 739,374
% Votes 70.7% 29.3%