Florida Federal Elections 2026

Explore all federal election races in Florida for 2026. Compare candidate positions, review voting records, and make an informed decision.

Races in Florida

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Florida

2 races tracked

Election Schedule

  • Governor — Next election: 2026 UP IN 2026
  • 28 congressional districts — All up in every even-year election UP IN 2026
  • Senate Class 3 — Next election: 2028 Not up until 2028
  • Next presidential election: 2028 Not up until 2028
  • Senate Class 1 — Next election: 2030 Not up until 2030

2026 Active Races

Ron DeSantis
GovernorActiveNov 3, 2026
Governor
Lean R
Jerry Demings
Jerry DemingsD28%
vs
David Jolly
David JollyD35%
vs
Byron Donalds
Byron DonaldsR46%
Florida's 2026 gubernatorial race is critical because the state has shifted significantly rightward, no Democrat has won statewide office in recent years, and Republicans have made historic gains in traditionally Democratic strongholds like Miami-Dade County. The outcome will signal whether Republicans can consolidate their advantage or if Democrats can recover in what was once America's premier swing state.
Last updated: Apr 10, 2026
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Senate (Special Election)ActiveNov 3, 2026
Senate (Special Election)
Likely R
JJ
Jennifer JenkinsD
vs
Joshua Weil
Joshua WeilD
vs
HM
Hector MujicaD38%
vs
AV
Alexander 'Alex' VindmanO
vs
Angie Nixon
Angie NixonD37.5%
vs
Alex Vindman
Alex VindmanD
vs
Ashley Moody
Ashley MoodyR46%
📊 Moody leads Vindman by 8 points in most recent polling (46%-38%)Emerson College Polling, 2026-03-29
This special election will determine party control of a Senate seat in Florida, a key state that has shifted significantly toward Republicans. While currently held by the GOP with an incumbent advantage, Democratic entrance of well-funded candidate Alex Vindman prompted Sabato's Crystal Ball to downgrade the race from safe Republican to likely Republican, indicating some competitive potential if Democrats achieve strong midterm conditions.
Last updated: Apr 6, 2026