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The States · 2026 outlook

Florida

One state, every federal race and the provisional balance of power in its capitol.

2024 presidentR+13.1
SenateR+12.0
U.S. HouseD 5R 23
GovernorR+10.1
County by county · U.S. Senateprojected margin
County view
Projected margin
R+40R+20EvenD+20D+40
Striped = seat changes partyProjected county outcome

Counties colored by the projected margin — the 2024 result shifted by the state's projected swing, summing exactly to the forecast above. Hover a county for its numbers.

County numbers

Miami-Dade328,828 (44.7%)399,491 (54.2%)R+9.6736,420
Broward345,406 (58.7%)236,751 (40.2%)D+18.5588,632
Palm Beach253,844 (50.6%)242,554 (48.3%)D+2.2501,919
Hillsborough219,687 (48.6%)227,640 (50.3%)R+1.8452,302
Orange232,475 (56.9%)171,721 (42.0%)D+14.9408,692
Pinellas164,576 (47.3%)179,621 (51.6%)R+4.3348,025
Duval155,932 (49.2%)157,783 (49.7%)R+0.6317,204
Lee94,821 (35.9%)166,472 (63.0%)R+27.1264,199
Brevard95,899 (39.4%)144,712 (59.5%)R+20.1243,287
Polk92,989 (39.6%)139,283 (59.3%)R+19.7234,855
Pasco79,845 (37.2%)132,150 (61.7%)R+24.4214,353
Volusia81,757 (39.1%)124,934 (59.8%)R+20.7208,990
Sarasota76,536 (40.9%)108,429 (58.0%)R+17.1187,022
Seminole82,246 (48.2%)86,651 (50.7%)R+2.6170,776
Manatee58,911 (38.2%)93,435 (60.7%)R+22.4154,040
Lake57,289 (37.5%)93,675 (61.4%)R+23.8152,643
Collier48,802 (33.5%)95,227 (65.4%)R+31.9145,631
Marion49,137 (34.1%)93,387 (64.8%)R+30.7144,109
St. Johns45,400 (34.2%)86,040 (64.7%)R+30.6132,902
St. Lucie56,665 (45.5%)66,573 (53.4%)R+8.0124,609
Osceola57,702 (49.6%)57,312 (49.3%)D+0.3116,293
Escambia43,885 (40.1%)64,458 (58.8%)R+18.8109,548
Leon64,180 (60.8%)40,199 (38.1%)D+22.7105,540
Alachua55,543 (60.4%)35,355 (38.5%)D+22.091,909
Clay25,725 (30.1%)58,687 (68.8%)R+38.685,351
Charlotte27,479 (33.0%)54,848 (65.9%)R+32.983,243
Okaloosa21,795 (28.5%)53,850 (70.4%)R+41.976,486
Santa Rosa18,345 (24.2%)56,494 (74.7%)R+50.475,671
Hernando23,410 (31.4%)50,272 (67.5%)R+36.174,502
Sumter21,986 (31.0%)48,055 (67.9%)R+36.870,820
Indian River24,165 (36.3%)41,748 (62.6%)R+26.466,646
Martin22,763 (34.4%)42,667 (64.5%)R+30.166,158
Citrus17,794 (26.9%)47,598 (72.0%)R+45.166,119
Bay17,122 (26.0%)47,965 (72.9%)R+46.965,811
Flagler19,316 (35.9%)33,914 (63.0%)R+27.153,822
Nassau11,614 (26.3%)32,069 (72.6%)R+46.344,169
Highlands10,332 (29.6%)24,221 (69.3%)R+39.834,937
Walton6,988 (20.9%)26,031 (78.0%)R+57.033,386
Monroe12,222 (41.0%)17,286 (57.9%)R+17.029,836
Putnam6,353 (26.0%)17,792 (72.9%)R+46.924,414
Columbia5,593 (24.7%)16,768 (74.2%)R+49.422,610
Levy4,056 (24.7%)12,172 (74.2%)R+49.516,408
Jackson4,005 (26.9%)10,705 (72.0%)R+45.014,874
Suwannee2,847 (19.3%)11,726 (79.6%)R+60.314,735
Gadsden9,589 (65.1%)4,968 (33.8%)D+31.414,719
Wakulla3,688 (27.6%)9,530 (71.3%)R+43.713,365
Okeechobee2,504 (23.2%)8,185 (75.7%)R+52.610,808
Baker1,332 (13.2%)8,638 (85.7%)R+72.510,081
Bradford1,990 (21.2%)7,284 (77.7%)R+56.59,377
Hendry2,823 (31.2%)6,137 (67.7%)R+36.69,060
Washington1,445 (17.1%)6,932 (81.8%)R+64.88,470
DeSoto2,410 (28.7%)5,904 (70.2%)R+41.68,406
Gilchrist1,124 (15.6%)5,990 (83.3%)R+67.67,193
Taylor1,349 (20.0%)5,306 (78.9%)R+58.86,729
Madison2,199 (35.7%)3,896 (63.2%)R+27.66,163
Holmes589 (9.6%)5,480 (89.3%)R+79.76,136
Gulf1,330 (22.7%)4,460 (76.2%)R+53.55,854
Jefferson2,340 (40.9%)3,320 (58.0%)R+17.15,723
Dixie798 (14.6%)4,626 (84.4%)R+69.85,484
Hardee1,202 (21.9%)4,219 (77.0%)R+55.05,481
Franklin1,273 (28.0%)3,226 (70.9%)R+42.94,549
Calhoun691 (16.0%)3,588 (82.9%)R+66.94,327
Union654 (15.6%)3,494 (83.3%)R+67.74,194
Hamilton1,175 (30.4%)2,642 (68.5%)R+38.03,859
Glades830 (23.4%)2,684 (75.5%)R+52.23,553
Lafayette297 (11.7%)2,203 (87.1%)R+75.42,528
Liberty385 (16.4%)1,938 (82.5%)R+66.12,349

Model benchmark — the 2024 result shifted by the state's projected swing, summing exactly to the forecast.

State government2026 outlook

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State legislative outlook · modeledBoth chambers carry the Call the Map state legislature forecast — the same model the Chamber Board publishes.
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