Herein, borafluorene-conjugated polymers with a dibromoborafluorene monomer and various boronic acid ester comonomers are reported. By employing the Suzuki-Miyaura cross-coupling reaction, a series of copolymers was prepared with the boron atoms in tetracoordinated states. Based on comparison to the optical properties of gallafluorene copolymers, higher luminescence quantum yields were obtained from the synthesized borafluorene copolymers due to the weak spin-orbit interaction of boron compared to that of gallium. Additionally, the results from the electrochemical measurements indicated that the electron-withdrawing property of the boron atoms led to stabilization of the lowest unoccupied molecular orbitals (LUMOs) of the borafluorene copolymers. In the X-ray diffraction profiles, significant peaks originating from π-π stacking and assembly of the side chains were observed. The borafluorene copolymers were more crystalline than the gallafluorene polymers.