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Florida · Election 2026

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.

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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.

All scored Florida bills → · Your legislators' records →

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How to vote in Florida

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