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Florida

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Counts group the current Open States people file by its chamber and party fields. Party is always written as text and is never encoded by color.

Cached current legislators by source-supplied chamber and party. These are cache counts, not a claim about vacancies or full chamber size.
ChamberParty labelCached legislators
Senate39 cached Democratic 12
Independent 1
Republican 26
House116 cached Democratic 34
Republican 82

2024 EAVS profile

Election administration

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Each aggregate keeps its own reporting-jurisdiction coverage. Missing fields are never treated as zero.

Total registrationsEAVS A1a
15,740,08367 of 67 jurisdictions reporting
Active registrationsEAVS A1b
14,028,83167 of 67 jurisdictions reporting
Counted ballotsEAVS F1a
10,999,12567 of 67 jurisdictions reporting
PrecinctsEAVS D1a
5,79867 of 67 jurisdictions reporting
Physical polling placesEAVS D2a
4,16267 of 67 jurisdictions reporting
Compatible-field arithmetic 78.4%

Counted ballots as a share of active registrations, calculated only across the 67 jurisdictions supplying both fields. This is not an official turnout rate.

Exact dated federal terms

Current federal delegation

29 current terms

A member appears only when the attributed identity snapshot supplies this exact state code and a term covering today in UTC. Party is shown as source-supplied text and is never encoded by color.

U.S. Senate 2

  1. Ashley Moody U.S. Senate Republican
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  2. Rick Scott U.S. Senate Republican
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U.S. House 27

  1. Jimmy Patronis U.S. House district 1 Republican
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  2. Neal P. Dunn U.S. House district 2 Republican
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  3. Kat Cammack U.S. House district 3 Republican
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  4. Aaron Bean U.S. House district 4 Republican
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  5. John H. Rutherford U.S. House district 5 Republican
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  6. Randy Fine U.S. House district 6 Republican
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  7. Cory Mills U.S. House district 7 Republican
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  8. Mike Haridopolos U.S. House district 8 Republican
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  9. Darren Soto U.S. House district 9 Democrat
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  10. Maxwell Frost U.S. House district 10 Democrat
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  11. Daniel Webster U.S. House district 11 Republican
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  12. Gus M. Bilirakis U.S. House district 12 Republican
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  13. Anna Paulina Luna U.S. House district 13 Republican
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  14. Kathy Castor U.S. House district 14 Democrat
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  15. Laurel M. Lee U.S. House district 15 Republican
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  16. Vern Buchanan U.S. House district 16 Republican
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  17. W. Gregory Steube U.S. House district 17 Republican
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  18. Scott Franklin U.S. House district 18 Republican
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  19. Byron Donalds U.S. House district 19 Republican
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  20. Brian J. Mast U.S. House district 21 Republican
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  21. Lois Frankel U.S. House district 22 Democrat
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  22. Jared Moskowitz U.S. House district 23 Democrat
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  23. Frederica S. Wilson U.S. House district 24 Democrat
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  24. Debbie Wasserman Schultz U.S. House district 25 Democrat
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  25. Mario Diaz-Balart U.S. House district 26 Republican
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  26. Maria Elvira Salazar U.S. House district 27 Republican
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  27. Carlos A. Gimenez U.S. House district 28 Republican
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SB 962

Affordable Housing

Chapter No. 2026-163, companion bill(s) passed, see CS/CS/HB 1389 (Ch. 2026-179)

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Legislative records

Open States / Plural

Provider record
Current legislators
Updated2026-09-12 02:05:03 UTC
Bills and recorded votes
Updated2026-09-12 03:11:01 UTC
Committees
Updated2026-09-12 03:47:02 UTC
Legislative events
Latest available (refresh delayed)2026-08-07 04:29:02 UTC

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Election administration

U.S. Election Assistance Commission

Official dataset
Dataset
Version 2.0Election year 2024
Reporting jurisdictions
67Cached rows for this reporting area
Local cache
Updated2026-08-15 06:18:04 UTC
Official release
2026-02-12Field definitions come from the EAVS codebook

EAVS values are historical administrative reports for the named election year. They are not current election results, forecasts, or measures of legislative activity.

Federal delegation

congress-legislators

Attributed snapshot
Current terms
29Exact state code and dated-term matches
Snapshot commit
73e2fcd181e12026-09-03 10:34:28 UTC
Local cache
Updated2026-09-12 06:03:03 UTC
Member links
Exact Bioguide onlyPlain text when the local dossier target is absent

Current means the supplied term covers today's UTC date. Missing terms and missing local member targets are never filled from a name match.

Legislature metadata: Open States record. Federal identity terms: CC0 congress-legislators snapshot. Election-administration fields: EAVS codebook.