WHAT IS THE VOTER REGISTRATION GAP?

In Florida, 47% of 18-year-olds are registered to vote, compared to 78% of voters 45+

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Florida Voter Registration Gap

This maps shows the most recent county-level voter registration rates in Florida, one of a set of 31 states we currently track, with more states coming soon. Rates are shown for both 18-year-olds and adults ages 45 and older. Click a county to learn more about voter registration in there.

State
County
Age Group

Florida

47% of 18-year-olds are registered to vote as of Apr 14, 2026.

85%75%65%55%45%35%0
Voter data from a commercial source compiling official state records and the American Community Survey. Last updated on Jun 9, 2026.
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Florida County Registration Rates

This table shows the voter registration rates in each Florida county or county-equivalent as of Apr 14, 2026. We omit counties with populations below 10,000.

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18 vs 45+
Alachua County19%82%8,880285,492
Baker County64%85%29228,430
Bay County61%> 90%1,630186,393
Bradford County49%82%27227,885
Brevard County59%85%6,225632,780
Broward County47%73%20,2301,977,129
Calhoun County51%69%14813,492
Charlotte County61%84%1,502201,064
Citrus County69%85%1,176162,472
Clay County74%87%2,552227,584
Collier County54%79%3,573398,291
Columbia County49%76%77271,789
DeSoto County41%58%35635,386
Dixie County14%79%19617,058
Duval County45%86%12,0841,023,153
Escambia County32%85%5,477325,923
Flagler County64%> 90%1,093126,528
Franklin County43%80%11312,553
Gadsden County52%80%43143,710
Gilchrist County87%85%13319,040
Glades County43%72%11312,563
Gulf County57%> 90%11015,131
Hamilton County65%72%14413,616
Hardee County42%59%32025,675
Hendry County28%66%60642,382
Hernando County61%80%1,886207,018
Highlands County57%75%818105,702
Hillsborough County48%73%20,5871,522,748
Holmes County> 90%72%14719,513
Indian River County54%84%1,405166,936
Jackson County60%73%53148,250
Jefferson County50%78%12715,091
Lake County70%83%3,737412,924
Lee County50%75%8,723817,666
Leon County17%86%9,714297,542
Levy County62%83%39745,391
Madison County19%76%32418,089
Manatee County44%80%3,633429,792
Marion County61%85%3,498400,078
Martin County61%83%1,372162,176
Miami-Dade County33%62%31,8022,738,356
Monroe County48%83%60381,860
Nassau County> 90%> 90%80997,859
Okaloosa County80%> 90%2,005216,599
Okeechobee County36%68%55140,816
Orange County33%76%21,6171,471,937
Osceola County58%77%5,379427,415
Palm Beach County46%73%16,6021,533,806
Pasco County59%83%6,343611,444
Pinellas County53%76%8,007963,481
Polk County49%77%9,957790,694
Putnam County57%78%71675,164
St. Johns County> 90%> 90%3,336306,934
St. Lucie County56%85%3,529360,500
Santa Rosa County88%> 90%1,935198,472
Sarasota County63%82%3,547459,547
Seminole County67%88%5,037481,470
Sumter County73%> 90%611143,408
Suwannee County30%80%70745,342
Taylor County50%72%26321,503
Union County25%60%14215,701
Volusia County48%84%6,801579,622
Wakulla County56%> 90%34035,387
Walton County88%> 90%71282,948
Washington County50%76%26825,529

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The voter data shown on this page comes from a commercial source that compiles official state records and was last updated on Jun 9, 2026. Population estimates come from the American Community Survey. To learn more, read our research model.

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