Find Your Legislators
Federal
The United States Congress is comprised of the Senate and House of Representatives.
In the U.S. Senate, Florida, like other states, has two senators (six-year term, no term limit).
In the U.S. House of Representatives, Florida holds 28 of 435 seats (two-year term, no term limit), based on state population and U.S. Census counts taken every 10 years.
State
At the state level, Florida has 40 senators (four-year term, two term limit) and 120 representatives (two-year term, four term limit).
Find Your Legislators
Use the links below to locate and connect with your elected officials:
- Florida State Senators
- U.S. Senate (Florida Delegation)
- Florida State Representatives
- U.S. House of Representatives (Florida Delegation)
Local
Each of the 67 counties and hundreds of municipalities across the state also have elected legislative bodies. These can include, but are not limited to, County Commissions, City or Town Councils, County School Boards, and Soil and Water District Boards. The best way to find your local legislative bodies is to go to the websites of your county, city, town, or other municipalities. If you have trouble locating your local elected officials, please contact us.
Did You Know?
Florida's nonprofit sector is a powerful economic driver.
The 22,710 Florida nonprofits are employers and revenue generators and contribute to the state's economic success.
Nonprofits:
Employ more than 456,000 people
Pay annual wages
of more than
$27 billion
Bring in annual revenue of more than $116 billion
Hold assets of more than $255 billion
View the Economic Impact Dashboard