Population 2010

1,229,226

Population 2020

1,459,762

Registered Voters

903,949

Republicans

282,620

Democrat

339,781

Minor Party

16,812

No Party

264,736

Municipalities

City Name  Population
Apollo Beach 14,055
Balm 1,457
Bloomingdale 27,711
Boyette 5,895
Brandon 114,626
Carrollwood 33,365
Cheval 10,702
Citrus Park 28,178
Dover 3,266
East Lake-Orient Park 22,753
Egypt Lake-Leto 35,282
Fish Hawk 14,087
Gibsonton 14,234
Keystone 25,211
Lake Magdalene 28,509
Lutz 23,707
Mango 11,313
Northdale 22,079
Odessa 7,267
Palm River-Clair Mel 17,589
Pebble Creek 7,622
Progress Village 11,188
Riverview 107,396
Ruskin 28,620
Seffner 8,362
Sun City Center 30,952
Thonotosassa 15,238
Town 'n' Country 85,951
University 30,736
Valrico 35,545
Westchase 21,747
Wimauma 6,373

Superintendent of Schools

Treasurer / Tax Collector

County Commission

District 1 Harry Cohen
District 2 Ken Hagan
District 3 Gwen Myers
District 4 Stacy White, Chaplain
District 5 Mariella Smith, Vice Chair
District 6 Pat Kemp
District 7 Kimberly Overman, Chair

School Board

District 1 Nadia Combs, Board Chair
District 2 Stacy Hahn
District 3 Jessica Vaughn
District 4 Melissa Snively
District 5 Henry Washington, Board Vice Chair
District 6 Karen Perez
District 7 Lynn Gray

Brief Political History

Hillsborough County tends to lean Democratic, having not been won by a Republican presidential candidate since the 2004 election. For the last quarter-century, it has been a powerful swing county in one of the nation's most important swing states. It is part of the politically important I-4 Corridor between Tampa Bay and Orlando, an area that historically decides most elections in Florida. Hillsborough was considered a bellwether county, voting for the statewide winner in every presidential election from 1964-2012. It has also voted for the winner of the presidency in every election since 1928 except twice, voting for the loser only in 1992 and 2016. The southern portion of the county, around Tampa, is powerfully Democratic, while the northern and eastern portions are heavily Republican.

On the statewide level, the county also tends to lean Democratic with Democrats Bill Nelson for senator and Andrew Gillum for governor both winning the county in the 2018 elections. However, Republican senator Marco Rubio did win the county in his 2010 and 2016 senatorial campaigns.

In 2008, Barack Obama won the county by seven points, the first Democrat to capture the county since Bill Clinton's re-election victory in 1996.[30] Obama won Hillsborough again in 2012 over Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney by roughly the same margin.

In 2016, Donald Trump became the first Republican since Calvin Coolidge in 1924 to win the election without carrying the county.

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