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Tuesday, November 3, 2026
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Florida U.S. Senate (special)
Likely Republican
N
Neil Gillespie
Independent
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Lean Republican — 7 of 8 forecasters rate it competitive (Cook: Lean R · Sabato: Lean R · Inside Elections: Lean R). Open seat: Ron DeSantis (term-limited).
C
Charles Burkett
Independent
J
Jeffrey Datto
Independent
Florida U.S. House District 3
Solid Republican
S
Seth Harp
Democratic
Raised 172.4K
M
Mike Klein
Independent
Raised 120.6K
Last time (2024):
Kat Cammack (R) 61.6% · Tom Wells (D) 38.4%
— district lines may have changed since.
Florida U.S. House District 12
Likely Republican
K
Kimberly Overman
Democratic
Raised 280.1K
B
Branden Scrivener
Independent
Raised 8.2K
Last time (2024):
Gus M. Bilirakis (R) 71.0% · Rock Aboujaoude, Jr. (D) 29.0%
— district lines may have changed since.
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President and Vice President
D
J.D. Vance
Vice President of the United States · Republican
Statewide officials
R
Jay Collins
Lieutenant Governor of Florida · Republican · FL
Cord Byrd
Secretary of State of Florida · Republican · FL
U.S. House
This zip code crosses 2 congressional districts (FL-3, FL-12), so your member is one of these — the first covers most of it.
Kat Cammack
U.S. Representative for FL-3 · Republican · FL
State legislature
This zip code crosses more than one legislative district, so some of these represent neighboring parts of it.
Stan McClain
Florida State Senator, District 9 · Republican · FL
Chad Johnson
Florida State Representative, District 22 · Republican · FL
J.J. Grow
Florida State Representative, District 23 · Republican · FL
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