Campaign guide to the official 2026 map
Florida's 19th Congressional District
The enacted 2026 district brings together parts of Lee and Collier counties, including six whole municipalities and surrounding communities outside incorporated places.
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EOGPCRP2026 became law on May 4, 2026. The plan applies to the 2026 congressional election and later elections unless a future law changes the boundaries. This guide links directly to the Legislature's map, data packet, bill history, and interactive map.
Communities included in District 19
The official assigned-place table places Cape Coral, Bonita Springs, Estero, Fort Myers Beach, Sanibel, and Naples wholly in District 19. The district also reaches communities outside incorporated places in both counties.
How to read the population number
The Legislature's data packet gives District 19 a redistricting population of 769,221: 567,975 from Lee County and 201,246 from Collier County. Those values are based on the April 1, 2020 decennial Census and are not estimates of the current population.
Verify a specific address
A city name, mailing address, or ZIP code alone cannot settle a boundary question. Use the official interactive map and electronic assignments for a specific location. This campaign guide explains the district but does not replace the official map.
Community guides
Communities in Florida's 19th District
incorporated place · Lee County
Cape Coral
Cape Coral's canal network, utility extensions, mobility planning, and flood exposure make water and infrastructure questions especially local.Open the community guideincorporated place · Lee County
Bonita Springs
From Imperial River drainage to mobility and post-storm rebuilding, Bonita Springs connects water, growth, and resilience.Open the community guideincorporated place · Lee County
Estero
A young village shaped by the Estero River, major transportation corridors, flood planning, and environmental preservation.Open the community guideincorporated place · Lee County
Fort Myers Beach
Barrier-island recovery makes disaster policy, flood standards, infrastructure, water quality, and local-business continuity immediate public questions.Open the community guideincorporated place · Lee County
Sanibel
Sanibel is a barrier-island sanctuary where conservation, water quality, storm recovery, bridges and pathways, and the visitor economy intersect.Open the community guideincorporated place · Collier County
Naples
A low-lying Gulf city where stormwater, beach water quality, redevelopment, mobility, and small-business activity are tightly connected.Open the community guidecounty portion · Lee County
Lee County in FL-19
The Lee share of District 19 joins five incorporated municipalities with surrounding communities outside incorporated places; it does not include all of Lee County.Open the community guidecounty portion · Collier County
Collier County in FL-19
The Collier County area of District 19 includes Naples and communities outside incorporated places; it is not all of Collier County and does not include Marco Island or Everglades City.Open the community guideQuestions and answers
Florida's 19th Congressional District
01What counties are in Florida's 19th Congressional District for 2026?
The enacted EOGPCRP2026 plan places defined areas of Lee County and Collier County in District 19. It does not place all of either county in District 19.
02Which municipalities are wholly included in District 19?
The official assigned-place table lists Cape Coral, Bonita Springs, Estero, Fort Myers Beach, Sanibel, and Naples wholly in District 19.
03Is the City of Fort Myers in District 19?
No. The official data packet assigns the City of Fort Myers to District 17. Fort Myers Beach is a separate municipality and is assigned to District 19.
04Is all of Lee County or Collier County in District 19?
No. The 2020 redistricting table assigns 567,975 Lee County residents and 201,246 Collier County residents to District 19; other areas of the counties are assigned to Districts 17 and 22.
05What does the 769,221 district population mean?
It is the April 1, 2020 decennial-Census population used to balance the enacted congressional districts. It is not a current 2026 population estimate.
06How can a voter check a specific address?
Use the official interactive map or electronic block assignment published by the Florida Legislature. This prose guide is not an address-level boundary determination.
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