2026 Election · Florida

Who's on Florida's 2026 Ballot

Every declared candidate for Governor, U.S. Senate, and all 28 U.S. House districts in Florida, grouped by party. Click any candidate to research them with Quarex — the same character and issue questions for everyone, answered live.

Offices up
3
U.S. House districts
28
Declared candidates
221
General election
Nov 3, 2026

This page lists the declared 2026 federal candidates in Florida, grouped by party within each race, refreshed weekly. Click any candidate to open the research drawer: ask the same Character and Issues questions of every candidate, or generate a full sourced profile.

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Statewide races

Governor

Chief executive of Florida · four-year term
Republican (11)
Jay Collins
Byron Donalds
James Fishback
Jim Holcomb
Arthur McCaffrey
Daniel Nokovich
Paul Renner
Rachel Rodriguez
James Shaw
Caneste Succe
Bobby Williams Jr.
Democratic (6)
Evelyn Castillo-Bach
Thomas Fernandez
Dayna Foster
David Jolly
Dotie Joseph
Stephann Norman
Independent / Other (12)
Scott Jewett
Dean Abrams
Kathy Anderson
Charles Burkett
Jeffrey Datto
David DeJesus
Richard Dembinsky
Moliere Dimanche
Mohammad Khan
Desmond Meade
Erik Morris
Frank Russo

U.S. Senate

One of Florida's two U.S. Senate seats · six-year term
Republican (1)
Ashley Moody
Democratic (2)
Alexander Vindman
Angie Nixon

U.S. House of Representatives

All 28 of Florida's congressional districts are on the ballot. You vote only in the district where you live.

U.S. House — FL-01

Republican (3)
Jimmy Patronis
Douglas Chico
John Frankman
Democratic (1)
Gay Valimont
Independent / Other (1)
Tyler Davis

U.S. House — FL-02

Republican (8)
Keith Gross
Lee Jones
Nicholas Lewis
Luke Murphy
Jim Norton
Evan Power
Austin Rogers
Audie Rowell
Democratic (4)
Yen Bailey
Brice Barnes
Amanda Green
Nicholas Zateslo

U.S. House — FL-03

Republican (1)
Kat Cammack
Democratic (4)
Troy Albers
Seth Harp
George Hubac
Tom Wells
Independent / Other (1)
Mike Klein

U.S. House — FL-04

Republican (1)
Aaron Bean
Democratic (3)
LaShonda Holloway
Michael Kirwan
Brittney Robinson
Independent / Other (2)
Todd Schaefer
Mike Sell

U.S. House — FL-05

Republican (2)
John Rutherford
Mark Kaye
Democratic (3)
Rachel Grage
Alexander Hazen
Mark Heggestad
Independent / Other (1)
William Upham

U.S. House — FL-06

Republican (5)
Randy Fine
Manuel Asensio
Aaron Baker
Daniel Bilzerian
Charles Gambaro
Democratic (4)
Robert Cooper II
Steve Morgan
Ronnie Murchinson-Rivera
Eric Yonce
Independent / Other (2)
Michael Gist
Alec Pavlik
Libertarian (1)
Andrew Parrott

U.S. House — FL-07

Republican (4)
Cory Mills
Ryan Elijah
Michael Johnson
Sarah Ulrich
Democratic (3)
Bale Dalton
Alan Grayson
Marialana Kinter
Libertarian (1)
Christopher Dennison

U.S. House — FL-08

Republican (1)
Mike Haridopolos
Democratic (1)
Jennifer Jenkins

U.S. House — FL-09

Republican (7)
Ben Butler
Marcus Carter
Thomas Chalifoux
Dan Green
Jorge Martinez
Howard Steven Rance
Justin Story
Democratic (1)
Darren Soto

U.S. House — FL-10

Democratic (1)
Maxwell Alejandro Frost

U.S. House — FL-11

Republican (5)
Carey Baker
Ivette Palomo
Nizam Razack
Joe Strada
Tim Wilkins
Democratic (3)
James Pericola
Royal Webster
Dan Williams
Libertarian (1)
Ralph Groves

U.S. House — FL-12

Republican (1)
Gus M. Bilirakis
Democratic (2)
Darren McAuley
Kimberly Overman
Independent / Other (1)
Branden Scrivener

U.S. House — FL-13

Republican (1)
Anna Paulina Luna
Democratic (3)
Leela Gray
John Liccione
Brandt Robinson
Independent / Other (1)
Tony D'Arrigo

U.S. House — FL-14

Republican (8)
Mike Beltran
Michael Marcel
John Peters
Robert Rochford
Gavriel E. Soriano
Kevin Steele
Ergin Tek
Bea Valenti
Democratic (1)
Kathy Castor
Independent / Other (2)
Salomon Hernandez
Keith Varian
Libertarian (1)
Brian Lambert

U.S. House — FL-15

Republican (1)
Laurel Lee
Democratic (2)
Christopher Irizarry
Robert People
Independent / Other (1)
Angie Boone

U.S. House — FL-16

Republican (3)
Sydney Gruters
Ed Pope
Eddie Speir
Democratic (5)
Jonathan Harris
Kelly Kirschner
Tamika Lyles
Glenn Pearson
Jan Schneider
Independent / Other (1)
Mark Davis

U.S. House — FL-17

Republican (1)
Greg Steube
Democratic (2)
Matthew Montavon
Allen Spence
Independent / Other (1)
Michael Quirk

U.S. House — FL-18

Republican (1)
Scott Franklin
Democratic (1)
Curtis Gibson
Independent / Other (1)
Deva Simmons

U.S. House — FL-19

Republican (10)
Greg Bukowski
Madison Cawthorn
Chris Collins
Ola Hawatmeh
Catalina Lauf
Jim Oberweis
Mike Pedersen
Linda Sawyer
Jim Schwartzel
John Strand
Democratic (3)
Victor Arias
Robert Neeld
Howard Sapp
Independent / Other (2)
Seth Haskin
Alexandra Zakhvatayev

U.S. House — FL-20

Republican (4)
Brent Andersen
Lateresa Jones
Rod Joseph
Carla Spalding
Democratic (5)
Debbie Wasserman Schultz
Luther Campbell
Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick
Dale Holness
Elijah Manley
Independent / Other (1)
Kedner Maxime

U.S. House — FL-21

Republican (1)
Brian Mast
Democratic (2)
James Martin
Bernard Taylor
Independent / Other (2)
Alexander Cooke
David Fabrikant

U.S. House — FL-22

Republican (7)
Casey Askar
David Burck
Michael Carbonara
Richard Evans
Terri Hasdorff
Belinda Keiser
Michael Thompson
Democratic (2)
Pia Dandiya
Kaysia Earley

U.S. House — FL-23

Republican (2)
Deborah Adeimy
Paola Branda
Democratic (3)
Lois Frankel
Victoria Doyle
Mark Piper

U.S. House — FL-24

Republican (1)
Te Brown
Democratic (7)
Marshall Davis
Oliver Gilbert
Shevrin Jones
Kendrick Meek Jr.
Rudy Moise
Jean Monestime
Roderick Vereen
Independent / Other (2)
Andy Daro
Patricia Gonzalez

U.S. House — FL-25

Republican (5)
Dan Franzese
Raven Harrison
Joe Kaufman
George Moraitis
Scott Singer
Democratic (2)
Jared Evan Moskowitz
Oliver Larkin
Independent / Other (1)
Michaelangelo Hamilton
Libertarian (1)
Peter Jassenoff

U.S. House — FL-26

Republican (1)
Mario Diaz-Balart
Democratic (1)
Nicole Locklin
Independent / Other (1)
Deborah Meidinger Hosey

U.S. House — FL-27

Republican (2)
Maria Elvira Salazar
V. Michael Arias
Democratic (2)
Robin Peguero
Eliott Rodriguez

U.S. House — FL-28

Republican (1)
Carlos Gimenez
Democratic (1)
Phil Ehr
Independent / Other (1)
Eddy Rojas
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