Florida County Trends& Insights
Deep voter data, election history, turnout trends, and field intelligence for all 67 Florida counties — organized by region.
Sources: FL Dept. of State · FL Division of Elections · Ballotpedia · U.S. Census Bureau
Data current as of April 2026
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Five political regions. Sixty-seven counties. Click any county to jump to its region.
Panhandle
14 Counties
Deep red rural Florida. Military installations, fishing communities, and ancestral Democratic-turned-Republican counties.
North Florida
21 Counties
Tallahassee blue, rural deep red, and a rapidly shifting Jacksonville metro — the most politically diverse region in the state.
Central Florida
19 Counties
The true Florida battleground. Home to Tampa, Orlando, the I-4 corridor, and the counties that decide statewide elections.
Southwest Gulf Coast
6 Counties
Fast-growing retirement and agricultural counties trending heavily Republican. Fort Myers and Naples anchor this region.
South Florida
7 Counties
The Democrat base — but rapidly shifting. Miami-Dade flipped red in 2022. Broward and Palm Beach remain the last Democrat strongholds in the state.
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Florida Statewide Snapshot
Total Registered Voters
14,944,316
April 2026
Republican Registration
38.48%
~5.74M voters
Democrat Registration
31.27%
~4.67M voters
NPA / Unaffiliated
30.25%
~4.51M voters
GOP Registration Advantage
+1.07M
net voters
2024 Turnout
78.76%
of registered voters
2024 Presidential
Trump +13.1
points
2022 Governor
DeSantis +19.4
points
2018 Governor
DeSantis +0.4
recount
Democrat-Majority Counties
10 of 67
counties
Trend
Florida Party Registration Trend 2012–2026
Republican advantage grew from near-parity in 2012 to +1.07 million by 2026.
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Source: FL Dept. of State · FL Division of Elections · Ballotpedia · U.S. Census Bureau
For campaign use — verify current data at dos.fl.gov