Florida House of Representatives
Lower house of the Florida Legislature
House Office Building at the State Capitol
The Florida House of Representatives is the lower house of the Florida Legislature , the state legislature of the U.S. state of Florida , the Florida Senate being the upper house . Article III, Section 1 of the Constitution of Florida , adopted in 1968, defines the role of the Legislature and how it is to be constituted. The House is composed of 120 members, each elected from a single-member district with a population of approximately 180,000 residents. Legislative districts are drawn on the basis of population figures, provided by the federal decennial census. Representatives' terms begin immediately upon their election.
The Republicans holds a majority in the State House with 70 seats; Democrats are in the minority with 50 seats.
Term limits
House members are limited to four consecutive terms. In recent years in the Republican majority caucus, each entering class of House members elects a "speaker-designate" from the class whom the caucus as a whole commits to supporting as Speaker in six years time.
Qualifications
Florida legislators must be at least twenty-one years old, an elector and resident of their district, and must have resided in Florida for at least two years prior to election.
Legislative session
Each year during which the Legislature meets constitutes a new legislative session.
Regular legislative session
The Florida Legislature meets in a 60-day regular legislative session each year. Regular legislative sessions in odd-numbered years must begin on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in March. Under the state Constitution, the Legislature can begin even-numbered year regular legislative sessions at a time of its choosing.
Special session
Special legislative sessions may be called by the governor, by a joint proclamation of the Senate president and House speaker, or by a three-fifths vote of all legislators. During any special session the Legislature may only address legislative business that is within the purview of the purpose or purposes stated in the special session proclamation.
Composition
Affiliation
Party (Shading indicates majority caucus)
Total
Vacant
Republican
Democratic
End of 2022-24 legislature
83
36
119
1
Start of previous (2024–26) legislature
85
35
120
0
End of previous legislature
82
34
116
4
Start of current (2026–28) legislature
70
50
120
0
Latest voting share
58.3%
41.7%
Members, 2026–2028
District Member Party Residence Counties represented First elected
Term-limited
1
Michelle Salzman
Republican
Pensacola
Part of Escambia
2020
2028
2
Jon Fay
Republican
Pensacola
Parts of Escambia and Santa Rosa
2026
2034
3
Nathan Boyles
Republican
Holt
Parts of Santa Rosa and Okaloosa
2025*
2034
4
Patt Maney
Republican
Destin
Part of Okaloosa
2020
2028
5
Shane Abbott
Republican
DeFuniak Springs
Calhoun , Holmes , Jackson , Walton , Washington
2022
2030
6
Tricia Berry
Republican
Panama City
Bay
2026
2034
7
Jason Shoaf
Republican
Port St. Joe
Dixie , Franklin , Gulf , Hamilton , Lafayette , Liberty , Suwannee , Taylor , Wakulla , parts of Jefferson and Leon
2019*
2028
8
Gallop Franklin
Democratic
Tallahassee
Gadsden , part of Leon
2022
2030
9
Allison Tant
Democratic
Tallahassee
Madison , parts of Jefferson and Leon
2020
2028
10
Marshall Rawson
Republican
Hampton
Baker , Bradford , Columbia , Union , part of Alachua
2026
2034
11
Sam Garrison
Republican
Fleming Island
Part of Clay
2020
2028
12
Terrance Freeman
Republican
Jacksonville
Part of Duval
2026
2034
13
Audrey Gibson
Democratic
Jacksonville
Part of Duval
2026, 2002–10
2034
14
Kimberly Daniels
Democratic
Jacksonville
Part of Duval
2022, 2016–20
2030
15
Dean Black
Republican
Jacksonville
Nassau , part of Duval
2022
2030
16
Kiyan Michael
Republican
Jacksonville
Part of Duval
2022
2030
17
Jessica Baker
Republican
Orange Park
Part of Duval
2022
2030
18
Kim Kendall
Republican
St. Augustine
Part of St. Johns
2024
2032
19
Sam Greco
Republican
St. Augustine
Flagler , part of St. Johns
2024
2032
20
Judson Sapp
Republican
Palatka
Putnam , parts of Clay , Marion and St. Johns
2024
2032
21
Jacquelyn Randall
Democratic
Hawthorne
Parts of Alachua and Marion
2026
2034
22
Amy Trask
Democratic
Gainesville
Gilchrist , Levy , part of Alachua
2026
2034
23
J.J. Grow
Republican
Lecanto
Citrus , part of Marion
2024
2032
24
Ryan Chamberlin
Republican
Belleview
Part of Marion
2023*
2032
25
Taylor Yarkosky
Republican
Clermont
Part of Lake
2022
2030
26
Nan Cobb
Republican
Tavares
Part of Lake
2024
2032
27
Richard Gentry
Republican
Ocala
Parts of Lake , Marion and Volusia
2024
2032
28
Bill Partington
Republican
Ormond Beach
Part of Volusia
2024
2032
29
Webster Barnaby
Republican
Deltona
Part of Volusia
2020
2028
30
Chase Tramont
Republican
Port Orange
Parts of Brevard and Volusia
2022
2030
31
Matt Woodside
Republican
Merritt Island
Part of Brevard
2026
2034
32
Brian Hodgers
Republican
Melbourne
Part of Brevard
2025*
2034
33
Dan McDow
Democratic
Palm Bay
Part of Brevard
2026
2034
34
Robbie Brackett
Republican
Vero Beach
Indian River , part of Brevard
2022
2030
35
Eric Gray
Democratic
Orlando
Parts of Orange and Osceola
2026
2034
36
Darryl Block
Democratic
Sanford
Part of Seminole
2026
2034
37
Jane Aman
Democratic
Orlando
Parts of Orange and Seminole
2026
2034
38
Nik Dean
Democratic
Maitland
Part of Seminole
2026
2034
39
Jarod Fox
Democratic
Winter Garden
Parts of Orange and Seminole
2026
2034
40
RaShon Young
Democratic
Orlando
Part of Orange
2025*
2034
41
Bruce Antone
Democratic
Orlando
Part of Orange
2022, 2012–20, 2002–06
2030
42
Felipe Sousa Lazaballet
Democratic
Orlando
Part of Orange
2026
2034
43
Samuel Vilchez Santiago
Democratic
Orlando
Part of Orange
2026
2034
44
Rita Harris
Democratic
Orlando
Part of Orange
2022
2030
45
Leonard Spencer
Democratic
Gotha
Parts of Orange and Osceola
2024
2032
46
Jose Alvarez
Democratic
Kissimmee
Part of Osceola
2024
2032
47
Anthony Nieves
Democratic
Kissimmee
Parts of Orange and Osceola
2026
2034
48
Jon Albert
Republican
Winter Haven
Part of Polk
2024
2032
49
Jennifer Kincart Jonsson
Republican
Fort Meade
Part of Polk
2024
2032
50
Jennifer Canady
Republican
Lakeland
Part of Polk
2022
2030
51
Octavio Hernandez
Democratic
Davenport
Part of Polk
2026
2034
52
Samantha Scott
Republican
Bushnell
Sumter , part of Hernando
2026*
2034
53
Brian Hawkins
Republican
Spring Hill
Parts of Hernando and Pasco
2026
2034
54
Randy Maggard
Republican
Zephyrhills
Part of Pasco
2019*
2028
55
Walter Price
Republican
Lutz
Part of Pasco
2026
2034
56
Brad Yeager
Republican
New Port Richey
Part of Pasco
2022
2030
57
Adam Anderson
Republican
Palm Harbor
Part of Pinellas
2022
2030
58
Kim Berfield
Republican
Clearwater
Part of Pinellas
2022, 2000–06
2030
59
Berny Jacques
Republican
Seminole
Part of Pinellas
2022
2030
60
Lindsay Polega-Quigley
Democratic
St. Petersburg
Part of Pinellas
2026
2034
61
Linda Chaney
Republican
St. Pete Beach
Parts of Pinellas and Hillsborough (unpopulated)
2020
2028
62
Kyandra Darling
Democratic
St. Petersburg
Parts of Hillsborough and Pinellas
2026
2034
63
Jacqueline Coffie-Leeks
Democratic
Tampa
Part of Hillsborough
2026
2034
64
Luis Salazar
Democratic
Tampa
Part of Hillsborough
2026
2034
65
Karen Gonzalez Pittman
Republican
Tampa
Part of Hillsborough
2022
2030
66
Traci Koster
Republican
Tampa
Part of Hillsborough
2020
2028
67
Luis Viera
Democratic
Tampa
Part of Hillsborough
2026
2034
68
Ryan Gill
Republican
Plant City
Part of Hillsborough
2026
2034
69
Ashley Herrmann
Democratic
Brandon
Part of Hillsborough
2026
2034
70
Michael Owen
Republican
Lithia
Parts of Hillsborough and Manatee
2024
2032
71
Jordan Varnadore
Republican
Palmetto
Part of Manatee
2026
2034
72
Bill Conerly
Republican
Lakewood Ranch
Part of Manatee
2024
2032
73
Fiona McFarland
Republican
Sarasota
Part of Sarasota
2020
2028
74
Nick Pachota
Republican
Venice
Part of Sarasota
2026
2034
75
Danny Nix
Republican
Port Charlotte
Parts of Charlotte and Sarasota
2024
2032
76
Vanessa Oliver
Republican
North Fort Myers
DeSoto , parts of Charlotte and Lee
2024
2032
77
Tiffany Esposito
Republican
Fort Myers
Part of Lee
2022
2030
78
Susan Frantz
Republican
Fort Myers
Part of Lee
2026
2034
79
Mike Giallombardo
Republican
Cape Coral
Part of Lee
2020
2028
80
Adam Botana
Republican
Bonita Springs
Parts of Collier and Lee
2020
2028
81
Yvette Benarroch
Republican
Naples
Part of Collier
2024
2032
82
Liesa Priddy
Republican
Immokalee
Hendry , part of Collier
2026
2034
83
Kaylee Tuck
Republican
Sebring
Glades , Hardee , Highlands , Okeechobee
2020
2028
84
Dana Trabulsy
Republican
Fort Pierce
Part of St. Lucie
2020
2028
85
Anthony Bonna
Republican
Port St. Lucie
Parts of Martin and St. Lucie
2026
2034
86
John Snyder
Republican
Stuart
Parts of Martin and Palm Beach
2020
2028
87
Jon Maples
Republican
Jupiter
Part of Palm Beach
2026
2034
88
Jervonte Edmonds
Democratic
West Palm Beach
Part of Palm Beach
2022*
2030
89
Debra Tendrich
Democratic
West Palm Beach
Part of Palm Beach
2024
2032
90
Rob Long
Democratic
Delray Beach
Part of Palm Beach
2025*
2034
91
Peggy Gossett-Seidman
Republican
Highland Beach
Part of Palm Beach
2022
2030
92
Kelly Skidmore
Democratic
Boca Raton
Part of Palm Beach
2020, 2006–10,
2028
93
August Mangeney
Democratic
Lake Worth Beach
Part of Palm Beach
2026
2034
94
Elizabeth Holmes
Democratic
Palm Beach
Part of Palm Beach
2026
2034
95
Christine Hunschofsky
Democratic
Parkland
Part of Broward
2020
2028
96
Dan Daley
Democratic
Coral Springs
Part of Broward
2019*
2028
97
Lisa Dunkley
Democratic
Sunrise
Part of Broward
2022
2030
98
Mitch Rosenwald
Democratic
Lauderdale Lakes
Part of Broward
2024
2032
99
Daryl Campbell
Democratic
Fort Lauderdale
Part of Broward
2022*
2030
100
Michael Terence Ferguson
Democratic
Lauderdale-by-the-Sea
Part of Broward
2026
2034
101
Todd Delmay
Democratic
Hollywood
Part of Broward
2026
2034
102
Mike Friend
Democratic
Davie
Part of Broward
2026
2034
103
Robin Bartleman
Democratic
Weston
Part of Broward
2020
2028
104
Felicia Robinson
Democratic
Miami Gardens
Parts of Broward and Miami-Dade
2020
2028
105
Marie Woodson
Democratic
Hollywood
Part of Broward
2020
2028
106
Lucia Baez-Geller
Democratic
Miami Beach
Part of Miami-Dade
2026
2034
107
Wallace Aristide
Democratic
Miami Gardens
Part of Miami-Dade
2024
2032
108
Daphne Campbell
Democratic
Miami Shores
Part of Miami-Dade
2026, 2010–16
2034
109
Ashley Gantt
Democratic
Miami
Part of Miami-Dade
2022
2030
110
Tom Fabricio
Republican
Miami Lakes
Part of Miami-Dade
2020
2028
111
David Borrero
Republican
Sweetwater
Part of Miami-Dade
2020
2028
112
Alex Rizo
Republican
Hialeah
Part of Miami-Dade
2020
2028
113
Gloria Romero Roses
Democratic
Miami
Part of Miami-Dade
2026
2034
114
Demi Busatta
Republican
Coral Gables
Part of Miami-Dade
2020
2028
115
Omar Blanco
Republican
Miami
Part of Miami-Dade
2024
2032
116
Ashley Perez-Biliskov
Republican
Miami
Part of Miami-Dade
2026
2034
117
Kevin Chambliss
Democratic
Florida City
Part of Miami-Dade
2020
2028
118
Mike Redondo
Republican
Miami
Part of Miami-Dade
2023*
2032
119
Juan Carlos Porras
Republican
Miami
Part of Miami-Dade
2022
2030
120
Jim Mooney
Republican
Islamorada
Monroe and part of Miami-Dade
2020
2028
*Elected in a special election.
District map
Districts and party composition of the Florida House of Representatives following the 2026 elections
Republican Party (70)
Democratic Party (50)
Past composition of the House of Representatives
From 1874 to 1996, the Democratic Party held majorities in the Florida House of Representatives. Following sizable GOP gains in the 1994 election, which significantly reduced the Democratic Party majority in the Florida House, Republicans captured a majority in the 1996 election. The Republican Party has been the majority party since that time in the House.
Additional information on the past composition of the Florida House of Representatives can be found in Allen Morris's The Florida Handbook (various years, published every two years for many years).
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