Martin County Registered Voters by Party

Active voter party affiliations for Martin County, Florida, updated through May 2026 from the Florida Division of Elections.

Republican

62,760

-9 vs prior month

Democratic

23,568

-63 vs prior month

Other

5,061

+39 vs prior month

No Party Affiliation

23,860

-135 vs prior month

Party Registration

Martin County

Neurelect
Republican54.5%
Democratic20.4%
Other25.1%
Active Voters
115,249
-168 vs April
Republican
62,760
-9 vs April
Democratic
23,568
-63 vs April
Other
28,921
-96 vs April

Martin County at a Glance

Republican voters lead Democratic voters by 39,192 registrations (34.0% of active voters).

Voters with No Party Affiliation make up 20.7% of active registrations (23,860 voters).

Martin is the 34th-largest county in Florida by active voters.

Over the past 12 months: Republican +1,893, Democratic +44, NPA +11.

Last month's net changes — Republican −9, Democratic −63, NPA −135.

Party switching shows a net Republican gain of 92 voters since the previous voter snapshot.

Key Insights

Registration Trend

Active voter registration has grown by 66.4% since Jan 1995, a net change of 45,976 voters.

Party Leadership

Republican voters lead with 62,760 registrations, a margin of 33,839 (29.4%) over Other/NPA voters.

Fastest Moving Party

Republican registration is the fastest growing party at +13.6% since Jan 2020.

Party Switching

Republican voters have seen a net gain of 92 voters from the latest month-to-month party switches.

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