81.7% of Florida's citizen adults are registered to vote (September 2026)

Civic ForecastOct 29, 2026Florida

CF Finding81.7%Elections & Representation

13,672,122 people were on Florida's rolls in September 2026, against 16,735,039 citizens aged 18 and over in the ACS 2024 estimate. Civic Forecast calculation from Florida Division of Elections registration totals and U.S. Census Bureau ACS 2024 citizen voting-age population. Registration is not turnout, and the denominator counts citizens 18 and over, not all residents.

Induced by API Automations for Civic Forecast from federal open data. Each finding names the datasets it was computed from. How this is calculated.

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