Florida

Statewide elected officials and every seat in the Florida Legislature. For Florida's members of Congress, see your representatives.

Statewide offices 4

Governor Ron DeSantis (Republican)
Lieutenant Governor Jay Collins (Republican)
Attorney General James Uthmeier (Republican)
Secretary of State Cord Byrd (Republican)

Senate 39 members · 40 seats · 1 vacant

Chamber leaders (such as the speaker) aren't in our source yet; see the Florida Legislature's website ↗.

District 1 Don Gaetz (Republican)
District 2 Jay Trumbull (Republican)
District 3 Corey Simon (Republican)
District 4 Clay Yarborough (Republican)
District 5 Tracie Davis (Democratic)
District 6 Jennifer Bradley (Republican)
District 7 Tom Leek (Republican)
District 8 Tommy Wright (Republican)
District 9 Stan McClain (Republican)
District 10 Jason Brodeur (Republican)
District 11 Ralph Massullo (Republican)
District 12 Colleen Burton (Republican)
District 13 Keith Truenow (Republican)
District 14 Brian Nathan (Democratic)
District 15 LaVon Bracy Davis (Democratic)
District 16 Darryl Rouson (Democratic)
District 17 Carlos Smith (Democratic)
District 18 Nick DiCeglie (Republican)
District 19 Debbie Mayfield (Republican)
District 20 Jim Boyd (Republican)
District 21 Ed Hooper (Republican)
District 22 Joe Gruters (Republican)
District 23 Danny Burgess (Republican)
District 24 Mack Bernard (Democratic)
District 25 Kristen Arrington (Democratic)
District 26 Lori Berman (Democratic)
District 27 Ben Albritton (Republican)
District 28 Kathleen Passidomo (Republican)
District 29 Erin Grall (Republican)
District 30 Tina Polsky (Democratic)
District 31 Gayle Harrell (Republican)
District 32 Rosalind Osgood (Democratic)
District 33 Jonathan Martin (Republican)
District 34 Shev Jones (Democratic)
District 35 Barbara Sharief (Democratic)
District 36 Ileana Garcia (Republican)
District 37 Jason Pizzo (Independent)
District 38 Alexis Calatayud (Republican)
District 39 Vacant
District 40 Ana Maria Rodriguez (Republican)

"Vacant" means our source lists no one in that seat: a real vacancy, or a change it hasn't recorded yet.

House 116 members · 120 seats · 4 vacant

Chamber leaders (such as the speaker) aren't in our source yet; see the Florida Legislature's website ↗.

District 1 Michelle Salzman (Republican)
District 2 Alex Andrade (Republican)
District 3 Nathan Boyles (Republican)
District 4 Patt Maney (Republican)
District 5 Shane Abbott (Republican)
District 6 Griff Griffitts (Republican)
District 7 Jason Shoaf (Republican)
District 8 Gallop Franklin (Democratic)
District 9 Allison Tant (Democratic)
District 10 Chuck Brannan (Republican)
District 11 Sam Garrison (Republican)
District 12 Wyman Duggan (Republican)
District 13 Angie Nixon (Democratic)
District 14 Kim Daniels (Democratic)
District 15 Dean Black (Republican)
District 16 Kiyan Michael (Republican)
District 17 Jessica Baker (Republican)
District 18 Kim Kendall (Republican)
District 19 Sam Greco (Republican)
District 20 Judson Sapp (Republican)
District 21 Yvonne Hinson (Democratic)
District 22 Chad Johnson (Republican)
District 23 J.J. Grow (Republican)
District 24 Ryan Chamberlin (Republican)
District 25 Taylor Yarkosky (Republican)
District 26 Nan Cobb (Republican)
District 27 Richard Gentry (Republican)
District 28 Bill Partington (Republican)
District 29 Webster Barnaby (Republican)
District 30 Chase Tramont (Republican)
District 31 Tyler Sirois (Republican)
District 32 Brian Hodgers (Republican)
District 33 Monique Miller (Republican)
District 34 Robbie Brackett (Republican)
District 35 Erika Booth (Republican)
District 36 Rachel Plakon (Republican)
District 37 Susan Plasencia (Republican)
District 38 Dave Smith (Republican)
District 39 Doug Bankson (Republican)
District 40 RaShon Young (Democratic)
District 41 Bruce Antone (Democratic)
District 42 Anna Eskamani (Democratic)
District 43 Johanna López (Democratic)
District 44 Rita Harris (Democratic)
District 45 Leonard Spencer (Democratic)
District 46 Jose Alvarez (Democratic)
District 47 Paula Stark (Republican)
District 48 Jon Albert (Republican)
District 49 Jennifer Kincart Jonsson (Republican)
District 50 Jennifer Canady (Republican)
District 51 Hilary Holley (Republican)
District 52 Samantha Scott (Republican)
District 53 Jeff Holcomb (Republican)
District 54 Randy Maggard (Republican)
District 55 Vacant
District 56 Brad Yeager (Republican)
District 57 Adam Anderson (Republican)
District 58 Kim Berfield (Republican)
District 59 Berny Jacques (Republican)
District 60 Lindsay Cross (Democratic)
District 61 Linda Chaney (Republican)
District 62 Michele Rayner (Democratic)
District 63 Dianne Hart-Lowman (Democratic)
District 64 Susan Valdés (Republican)
District 65 Karen Gonzalez Pittman (Republican)
District 66 Traci Koster (Republican)
District 67 Fentrice Driskell (Democratic)
District 68 Lawrence McClure (Republican)
District 69 Danny Alvarez (Republican)
District 70 Michael Owen (Republican)
District 71 Will Robinson (Republican)
District 72 Bill Conerly (Republican)
District 73 Fiona McFarland (Republican)
District 74 James Buchanan (Republican)
District 75 Danny Nix (Republican)
District 76 Vanessa Oliver (Republican)
District 77 Tiffany Esposito (Republican)
District 78 Vacant
District 79 Mike Giallombardo (Republican)
District 80 Adam Botana (Republican)
District 81 Yvette Benarroch (Republican)
District 82 Lauren Melo (Republican)
District 83 Kaylee Tuck (Republican)
District 84 Dana Trabulsy (Republican)
District 85 Toby Overdorf (Republican)
District 86 John Snyder (Republican)
District 87 Emily Gregory (Democratic)
District 88 Tae Edmonds (Democratic)
District 89 Debra Tendrich (Democratic)
District 90 Rob Long (Democratic)
District 91 Peggy Gossett-Seidman (Republican)
District 92 Kelly Skidmore (Democratic)
District 93 Anne Gerwig (Republican)
District 94 Meg Weinberger (Republican)
District 95 Christine Hunschofsky (Democratic)
District 96 Dan Daley (Democratic)
District 97 Lisa Dunkley (Democratic)
District 98 Mitch Rosenwald (Democratic)
District 99 Daryl Campbell (Democratic)
District 100 Chip LaMarca (Republican)
District 101 Hillary Cassel (Republican)
District 102 Mike Gottlieb (Democratic)
District 103 Robin Bartleman (Democratic)
District 104 Felicia Robinson (Democratic)
District 105 Marie Woodson (Democratic)
District 106 Fabián Basabe (Republican)
District 107 Wallace Aristide (Democratic)
District 108 Dotie Joseph (Democratic)
District 109 Ashley Gantt (Democratic)
District 110 Tom Fabricio (Republican)
District 111 David Borrero (Republican)
District 112 Alex Rizo (Republican)
District 113 Vacant
District 114 Demi Busatta (Republican)
District 115 Omar Blanco (Republican)
District 116 Vacant
District 117 Kevin Chambliss (Democratic)
District 118 Mike Redondo (Republican)
District 119 Juan Porras (Republican)
District 120 Jim Mooney (Republican)

"Vacant" means our source lists no one in that seat: a real vacancy, or a change it hasn't recorded yet.

Source: Open States (Plural Policy), checked Oct 28, 2026. Names link to each official's own page.