Florida Statutes § 10.202 — Representative districts. — United States — Florida law | Esheria

Florida Statutes § 10.202 — Representative districts.

For House elections, the state is divided into 120 numbered, single-member representative districts made up of contiguous territory.

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For House elections, the state is divided into 120 numbered, single-member representative districts made up of contiguous territory. This provision lists the tracts and block groups that make up Representative Districts 49 through 63, including portions of Polk, Hernando, Pasco, Pinellas, and Hillsborough counties. This provision lists the geographic areas that make up several Florida representative districts. This provision lists the tracts, block groups, and blocks included in several Florida legislative districts. This provision describes the geographic composition of multiple legislative districts using county, tract, block group, and block references.

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