Florida

This list is not an endorsement and is not yet complete. Candidates are listed alphabetically by last name, not in ballot order; write-in candidates are listed last. Party labels are shown as the source reported them. As of October 26, 2026, it covers the U.S. Senate race and 11 of Florida’s 28 U.S. House districts.

Confirm with your official sample ballot from your county or local election office (find it at vote.gov). See how each name was checked.

U.S. Senate

U.S. House, District 8

U.S. House, District 9

U.S. House, District 11

U.S. House, District 21

U.S. House, District 22

U.S. House, District 23

U.S. House, District 24

U.S. House, District 25

U.S. House, District 26

U.S. House, District 27

U.S. House, District 28

Source Notes for Florida

These notes from our research explain what each source above does and does not confirm. They use some election-office shorthand: “SOS” means the Secretary of State, “secondary” means a non-government source, and “pending” means not yet checked.

• Candidate name and party appear on official county composite sample ballot (Miami-Dade); this is not statewide candidate-certification or a check of every precinct. Generic write-in slots not treated as named candidates.
• Candidate name and party appear on official county composite sample ballot (Orange); this is not statewide candidate-certification or a check of every precinct. Generic write-in slots not treated as named candidates.
• Candidate name and party appear on official county composite sample ballot (Palm Beach); this is not statewide candidate-certification or a check of every precinct. Generic write-in slots not treated as named candidates.

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