2028 GENERAL ELECTIONTaylor County
Upcoming election · Nov 7, 2028Results & History

Current Administration

Current officials and their documented record, independent of the selected election year.

FEDERAL REPRESENTATION

Florida’s U.S. Senators

Two senators represent all of Florida in Washington. They vote on federal laws and spending and confirm presidential appointments.

2 seats

Roster Sources 2026-10-16. Official U.S. Senate directory

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Executive

The governor and Cabinet carry out state laws and oversee Florida’s agencies.

Florida CabinetSeparately elected constitutional offices

The governor and Cabinet share certain boards. Cabinet officers also hold independent constitutional responsibilities.

02

Legislature

The Senate and House pass state laws and approve the state budget. These cards show their leaders.

03

Courts

Florida’s courts interpret state law and decide disputes. This section highlights the chief justice.

STATE LEGISLATURE

Florida Senate

Florida Senate handles state laws and spending. U.S. senators serve in the federal Senate.

40 districts · 39 serving · 1 vacant

Escambia · Okaloosa · Santa Rosa

Bay · Calhoun · Holmes · Jackson · Okaloosa · Walton · Washington

Dixie · Franklin · Gadsden · Gulf · Hamilton · Jefferson · Lafayette · Leon · Liberty · Madison · Suwannee · Taylor · Wakulla

Duval · Nassau

Duval

Alachua · Baker · Bradford · Clay · Columbia · Gilchrist · Union

Flagler · Putnam · St. Johns · Volusia

Brevard · Volusia

Alachua · Levy · Marion

Orange · Seminole

Citrus · Hernando · Pasco · Sumter

Polk

Lake · Orange

Hillsborough

Orange

Hillsborough · Pinellas

Orange

Pinellas

Brevard

Hillsborough · Manatee

Pasco · Pinellas

Manatee · Sarasota

Hillsborough · Pasco

Palm Beach

Orange · Osceola

Palm Beach

Charlotte · DeSoto · Hardee · Lee · Polk

Collier · Hendry · Lee

Glades · Highlands · Indian River · Okeechobee · St. Lucie

Broward · Palm Beach

Martin · Palm Beach · St. Lucie

Broward

Lee

Miami-Dade

Broward

Miami-Dade

Broward · Miami-Dade

Miami-Dade

District 39

Vacant seat

Miami-Dade

Official directory

Miami-Dade · Monroe

Roster Sources 2026-10-16. Official state directory

Florida’s U.S. Representatives

Each of Florida’s 28 congressional districts elects one representative. The U.S. House makes federal laws, approves federal spending and oversees federal agencies.

28 districts · 27 serving · 1 vacant

Escambia · Okaloosa · Santa Rosa · Walton

Bay · Calhoun · Franklin · Gadsden · Gulf · Holmes · Jackson · Jefferson · Lafayette · Leon · Liberty · Madison · Taylor · Wakulla · Walton · Washington

Alachua · Baker · Bradford · Columbia · Dixie · Gilchrist · Hamilton · Lafayette · Levy · Marion · Suwannee · Union

Clay · Duval · Nassau

Duval · St. Johns

Flagler · Lake · Marion · Putnam · St. Johns · Volusia

Orange · Seminole · Volusia

Brevard · Indian River · Orange

Orange · Osceola · Polk

Orange

Lake · Orange · Polk · Sumter

Citrus · Hernando · Marion · Pasco

12 of 28 districts· More representatives load as you scroll.

Roster Sources 2026-10-16. Official U.S. House directory

Florida House of Representatives

Florida’s 120 House districts each elect one representative. The Florida House works with the Florida Senate to pass state laws and approve the state budget.

120 districts · 116 serving · 4 vacant

Escambia

Escambia · Santa Rosa

Okaloosa · Santa Rosa

Okaloosa

Calhoun · Holmes · Jackson · Walton · Washington

Bay

Dixie · Franklin · Gulf · Hamilton · Jefferson · Lafayette · Leon · Liberty · Suwannee · Taylor · Wakulla

Gadsden · Leon

Jefferson · Leon · Madison

Alachua · Baker · Bradford · Columbia · Union

Clay

Duval

12 of 120 districts· More representatives load as you scroll.

Roster Sources 2026-10-16. Official state directory

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County & Local Government

Explore the officials who govern your community.

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Government structure, sources & coverage

County governments, municipalities, constitutional officers and school boards have separate powers. A city is not a department of the county, and local officials are not subordinate to the governor.

County governing bodies and the five constitutional offices have named coverage across all 67 counties. Municipal rosters and school boards have separate coverage. Missing names do not establish a vacancy; a verified name does not mean every biography, portrait or historical action is available. Review dates belong to each roster and source.

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