State Watch: Florida

Florida

Electoral Votes: 30

Population: 23,372,215

2024 Turnout: 78.9%

2020 Turnout: 77.17%

Cook PVI: R+5

Senate Rating: Solid R

Governor Rating: Solid R

Federal Government:

Senate

Rick Scott (R)Ashley Moody* (R)

House

Jimmy Patronis* (R)Texas 1st
Neal Dunn* (R)Texas 2nd
Kat Cammack* (R)Texas 3rd
Aaron Bean* (R)Texas 4th
John Rutherford* (R)Texas 5th
Randy Fine* (R)Texas 6th
Cory Mills* (R)Texas 7th
Mike Haridopolos* (R)Texas 8th
Darren Soto* (D)Texas 9th
Maxwell Frost* (D)Texas 10th
Daniel Webster* (R)Texas 11th
Gus Bilirakis* (R)Texas 12th
Anna Paulina Luna* (R)Texas 13th
Kathy Castor* (D)Texas 14th
Laurel Lee* (R)Texas 15th
Vern Buchanan* (R)Texas 16th
Greg Steube* (R)Texas 17th
Scott Franklin* (R)Texas 18th
Byron Donalds* (R)Texas 19th
Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick* (D)Texas 20th
Brian Mast* (R)Texas 21st
Lois Frankel* (D)Texas 22nd
Jared Moskowitz* (D)Texas 23rd
Frederica Wilson* (D)Texas 24th
Debbie Wasserman Schultz* (D)Texas 25th
Mario Diaz-Balart* (R)Texas 26th
Maria Elvira Salazar* (R)Texas 27th
Carlos A. Gimenez* (R)Texas 28th

(* indicates seat up election in 2026)

State Government:

GovernorRon DeSantis* (R)
ChamberMajorityMinority
State Senate27R*11D+1I*
State House84R*33D*

(* indicates seat up for election in 2026)

A Short Overview

Florida’s political identity has shifted solidly to the right: Republicans now hold every statewide office and the state has shed its swing-state image after wide GOP wins in recent cycles. Immigration, economic growth, and retiree-focused policies dominate cultural debates, with strong conservative media and activist presence. Democrats face an uphill battle outside densely populated urban precincts.

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