Alrighty, here's the breakdown of those counties:
Manatee*:
Harris (R) 53,371, 56%; Schneider (D) 41,903, 44%
Bush (R) 60,544, 60%; McBride (D) 40,083, 40%
*A small portion of Manatee county is not included in Harris's district, so the total votes cast in the governor's race are slightly higher. However, it is telling that with a smaller voter pool, Harris' opponent outpolled Bush's by nearly 2,000 votes here.
Sarasota:
Harris (R) 73,680, 54%; Schneider (D) 63,931, 46%
Bush (R) 82,318, 60%; McBride (D) 55,503, 40%
Desoto:
Harris (R) 3,955, 55%; Schneider (D) 3,187, 45%
Bush (R) 3,951, 55%; McBride (D) 3,212, 45%
Hardee:
Harris (R) 3,267, 62%; Schneider (D) 2,000, 38%
Bush (R) 3,145, 59%; McBride (D) 2,182, 41%
A very small part of Charlotte County is in Harris' district:
Harris (R) 4,755, 56%; Schneider (D) 3,718 44%
Countywide, Bush got 36,385 (63%) to McBride's 22,540 (37%). Can't really use this for a comparison, though, because the county as a whole may be more Republican than the portion in Harris' district.
Anyway, that's the data...you can double check my stats and math if you wish.
http://election.dos.state.fl.us/ That data from Sarasota County especially concerns me. She would need to do better there in a statewide race than that to counter Broward and Palm Beach.