vote. Mack then lost to Nelson by over one million votes. Electoral history |- | colspan="10" style="text-align:center;" | U.S. House, 14th District of Florida (General Election) |- !Year !Winning candidate !Party !Pct !Opponent !Party !Pct !Opponent !Party !Pct |- |2004 | |Connie Mack IV | |Republican | |68% | |Robert M. Neeld | |Democratic | |32% | | | |- |2006 | |Connie Mack IV (inc.) | |Republican | |64% | |Robert M. Neeld | |Democratic | |36% | | | |- |2008 | |Connie Mack IV (inc.) | |Republican | |59% | |Robert M. Neeld | |Democratic | |25% | |Burt Saunders | |Independent | |15% |- |2010 | |Connie Mack IV (inc.) | |Republican | |69% | |James L. Roach | |Democratic | |27% | |William M. St. Claire | |Independent | |4% Post-congressional career In 2013, Mack was hired as a partner at lobbying firm Liberty Partners Group, where his father was a chairman emeritus. Following his unsuccessful bid for the Senate, Mack founded two lobbying and consulting firms, Mack Strategies and Liberty International Group. In March 2014, he registered to become a lobbyist for American Task Force Argentina. As of September 2014, he was an executive vice president of public relations firm Levick as well as a registered lobbyist for Levick, Doral Financial and Las Vegas Sands. Mack considered entering Florida's 19th congressional district special election in 2014 to replace Trey Radel but, in January 2014, officially declined to enter the race. International lobbying Mack has also worked extensively as a lobbyist for the government of Hungary. In December 2020, Mack joined Platinum Advisors DC to lobby in support of increased humanitarian assistance to Ethiopia. Personal life In 1992, Mack was involved in a bar fight with professional baseball player Ron Gant in Georgia. Mack suffered a broken ankle in the fight but a jury ultimately found that Gant was not liable for Mack's injuries. Mack and Ann Galluzzo were married in 1996 and divorced in 2006. They have a son named Connie Mack V and daughter named Addison Mack. In 2007, while representing his Florida district in the U.S. House of Representatives, Mack married then-U.S. Representative from California Mary Bono (R-CA), former wife of Glenn Baxley and widow of Sonny Bono. They were the third married couple to serve in the House of Representatives simultaneously. Mack and Bono divorced in 2013. He married Jennifer Key,