Who are my local elected officials in Florida?

Enter your address at spectrumvote.com to see your county commissioners, county officers, school board and city council, with your own district's members marked. Or pick your county below: 1,166 elected bodies and 4,382 seats across 67 counties.

What local offices are elected in Florida?

Each county elects a board of county commissioners, a sheriff, clerk of the circuit court, property appraiser, tax collector, supervisor of elections and a school board (some counties also elect their school superintendent). Cities and towns elect a council or commission and often a mayor. Some special districts (fire, soil and water, hospital, community development) elect their boards too.

Florida local elected officials: every county, city and school board

Who holds each county, school board, city and special-district office in all 67 Florida counties: 4,382 seats on 1,166 elected bodies. Pick a county.

Counties

Alachua County · 70 seats
Baker County · 27 seats
Bay County · 59 seats
Bradford County · 40 seats
Brevard County · 146 seats
Broward County · 219 seats
Calhoun County · 26 seats
Charlotte County · 25 seats
Citrus County · 38 seats
Clay County · 107 seats
Collier County · 35 seats
Columbia County · 26 seats
DeSoto County · 22 seats
Dixie County · 36 seats
Duval County · 110 seats
Escambia County · 40 seats
Flagler County · 64 seats
Franklin County · 26 seats
Gadsden County · 54 seats
Gilchrist County · 38 seats
Glades County · 32 seats
Gulf County · 26 seats
Hamilton County · 36 seats
Hardee County · 27 seats
Hendry County · 48 seats
Hernando County · 20 seats
Highlands County · 45 seats
Hillsborough County · 42 seats
Holmes County · 26 seats
Indian River County · 60 seats
Jackson County · 41 seats
Jefferson County · 23 seats
Lafayette County · 16 seats
Lake County · 92 seats
Lee County · 57 seats
Leon County · 47 seats
Levy County · 64 seats
Liberty County · 22 seats
Madison County · 35 seats
Manatee County · 98 seats
Marion County · 44 seats
Martin County · 47 seats
Miami-Dade County · 288 seats
Monroe County · 63 seats
Nassau County · 65 seats
Okaloosa County · 73 seats
Okeechobee County · 20 seats
Orange County · 100 seats
Osceola County · 25 seats
Palm Beach County · 258 seats
Pasco County · 51 seats
Pinellas County · 174 seats
Polk County · 95 seats
Putnam County · 49 seats
Santa Rosa County · 65 seats
Sarasota County · 134 seats
Seminole County · 56 seats
St. Johns County · 164 seats
St. Lucie County · 162 seats
Sumter County · 43 seats
Suwannee County · 33 seats
Taylor County · 21 seats
Union County · 33 seats
Volusia County · 128 seats
Wakulla County · 31 seats
Walton County · 65 seats
Washington County · 30 seats

Quick answers

Who are my local elected officials in Florida?: Enter your address at spectrumvote.com to see your county commissioners, county officers, school board and city council, with your own district's members marked. Or pick your county below: 1,166 elected bodies and 4,382 seats across 67 counties.
What local offices are elected in Florida?: Each county elects a board of county commissioners, a sheriff, clerk of the circuit court, property appraiser, tax collector, supervisor of elections and a school board (some counties also elect their school superintendent). Cities and towns elect a council or commission and often a mayor. Some special districts (fire, soil and water, hospital, community development) elect their boards too.

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