What's on the Florida ballot
Election day is Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Midterm election — all U.S. House seats, ~1/3 of the Senate, and many state and local offices.
See your exact ballot
Ballots are drawn by district — two neighbours can vote in different races. Enter your ZIP on our ballot tool to see every contest you're entitled to vote in, down to the judges and school board.
Look up my ballot →Statewide races — everyone in Florida votes on these
Candidate lists come from official state election filings. Listing is a public record, never an endorsement.
Governor
- Byron Donalds Republican
- Charles Burkett Independent / No party
- David Jolly Democrat
- Dean Abrams Independent / No party
- Erik Morris Write-in
- Frank Russo Independent / No party
- Jeffrey Datto Independent / No party
- Kathy Anderson Write-in
- Moliere "Moe" Dimanche Independent / No party
- Scott Jewett Libertarian
United States Senator
- Angie Nixon Democrat
- Ashley Moody Republican
- Neil Gillespie Independent / No party
Chief Financial Officer
- Annette Taddeo Democrat
- Blaise Ingoglia Republican
Commissioner of Agriculture
- Joey Mendoza Atkins Democrat
- Kyle "Kc" Gibson Write-in
- Wilton Simpson Republican
Attorney General
- James Uthmeier Republican
- Jose Rodriguez Democrat
Plus 330 more contested races decided by district — Congress, the legislature, judges, and local seats. Enter your ZIP to see yours.
Before you vote: what they passed
An election is a performance review. These are the Florida bills Obillerate scored worst this session — plain English, with receipts and how legislators voted.
Florida bill tightens voter ID and citizenship checks
Builders get a shorter countdown for construction defect lawsuits
Florida wants to take over naming local airports
Florida cracks down on unemployment benefits
Trustees get immunity from lawsuits
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How to vote in Florida
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