Federal, State, and Local Representation

Serving Charlotte County, Florida

This page provides an overview of the elected officials who represent residents of Charlotte County, Florida at the federal, state, and local levels of government. Understanding your representation helps ensure informed civic participation and accountability in public office.

Representation varies by office. Some officials serve all residents of the United States or the State of Florida, while others represent specific districts or only Charlotte County residents. Where applicable, district boundaries may depend on a voter’s precinct.

Federal Representation

Applies to Charlotte County

President of the United States

The President of the United States is elected nationwide and serves as the head of the executive branch of the federal government. The President is responsible for enforcing federal laws, serving as Commander in Chief of the armed forces, and representing the nation in foreign affairs.

United States Senate (Florida)

Florida is represented by two United States Senators, each elected statewide to represent the interests of all Floridians in the United States Senate.

The current U.S. Senators representing Florida are:

United States Senators propose and vote on federal legislation, confirm presidential appointments, and participate in treaty approval.

United States House of Representatives

Charlotte County is represented in the United States House of Representatives by:

This office represents Florida’s 17th Congressional District, which includes Charlotte County. Members of the U.S. House represent smaller geographic districts and focus on legislation affecting their constituents.

State of Florida Representation

Serving Charlotte County

Florida Senate

Charlotte County is represented in the Florida Senate by:

  • Ben Albritton

     

Florida Senators represent multi-county districts and participate in passing state laws, approving the state budget, and overseeing state agencies.

Florida House of Representatives

Charlotte County is divided between two Florida House districts. Representation depends on a voter’s precinct location.

The Florida House members serving Charlotte County are:

Florida House members represent smaller districts and address legislation related to education, infrastructure, public safety, and local governance.

Local Government

Charlotte County Only

Charlotte County Board of County Commissioners

The Charlotte County Board of County Commissioners serves as the county’s legislative body. Each commissioner represents a specific commission district within Charlotte County.

Current members of the Board of County Commissioners include:

County commissioners oversee county ordinances, zoning decisions, budgets, and public services.

Local Constitutional Officers

Charlotte County (Elected Countywide)

Local constitutional officers are elected by all voters in Charlotte County and operate independently under authority defined by Florida law. These offices play a critical role in county administration and public accountability.

Local constitutional officers serving Charlotte County include:

These offices are responsible for functions such as elections administration, public records, financial oversight, and law enforcement.

Important Notes

Informational Disclaimer

This page is provided for informational purposes only. For official district assignments, voting locations, or election-related guidance, residents should consult the appropriate county, state, or federal election authority.