General Election, Nov 3, 2026
Governor and Lieutenant Governor
10 candidates are on the ballot.
What this office does
Governor. Duties under Florida law
(a) The supreme executive power shall be vested in a governor, who shall be commander-in-chief of all military forces of the state not in active service of the United States. The governor shall take care that the laws be faithfully executed, commission all officers of the state and counties, and transact all necessary business with the officers of government. …
… (e) The governor shall by message at least once in each regular session inform the legislature concerning the condition of the state, propose such reorganization of the executive department as will promote efficiency and economy, and recommend measures in the public interest. …
Lieutenant Governor. Duties under Florida law
There shall be a lieutenant governor, who shall perform such duties pertaining to the office of governor as shall be assigned by the governor, except when otherwise provided by law, and such other duties as may be prescribed by law.
Listed alphabetically; the order on your ballot may differ.
How they got here
Each candidate's share of the vote in their own primary, from official results. Party primaries are separate contests with different voters, so these shares are not a head-to-head comparison.
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Money raised
Monetary receipts reported to the filing officer this cycle, including any loans. In-kind gifts are listed separately. See Who gave for the breakdown.
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Money from inside Florida
Share of itemized contributions from Florida addresses.
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Who gave
- Individuals1%
- Loans from others99%
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- Loans from others100%
- Other0%
- Individuals100%
- Individuals12%
- Loans from others88%
- Individuals66%
- Businesses15%
- Candidate self-funding0%
- Political party committees0%
- Political committees (PACs)2%
- Other16%
- Individuals66%
- Candidate loans to own campaign33%
- Other0%
- Individuals95%
- Businesses1%
- Political party committees0%
- Political committees (PACs)1%
- Other organizations0%
- Other3%
- Individuals44%
- Loans from others56%
- Individuals4%
- Candidate loans to own campaign31%
- Loans from others65%
- Other0%
Largest contributors
Names and cities as reported on campaign finance reports.
- BRYANT JUDITH (OCALA)$100
- FROHN FREDERICK (PUNTA GORDA)$50
- NADEAU LINDA (TRENTON)$50
- DUEMMLING RICHARD (LONGWOOD)$25
- RUBEN COTO (SURFSIDE)$675
- DATTO JEFFREY (HIALEAH)$5,501
- DIMANCHE JERRY (LAKELAND)$250
- JONES MONICA (ORLANDO)$200
- VALENTINO ROBINSON (JACKSONVILLE)$200
- TIPPIE CINDY (ST. PETERSBURG)$100
- JACKSON EDDIE (ORLANDO)$100
- REPUBLICAN PARTY OF FLORIDA (TALLAHASSEE)$2,788,336
- STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF FINANCIAL SERVICES (TALLAHASSEE)$1,131,324
- ROCK ERIN (TALLAHASSEE)$9,000
- DELBRIDGE KEVIN (NAPLES)$7,500
- MEJIA HECTOR M. (TALLAHASSEE)$6,800
- LITINESKY VICTOR (HOLLYWOOD)$3,000
- GARDOS NATALIE (FORT LAUDERDALE)$3,000
- GLADSTONE JERRY (DELRAY BEACH)$500
- BRAUNSHTEIN SULI (THORNHILL)$500
- CREAMER RICHARD (MIDDLEBURG)$250
- STATE OF FLORIDA (TALLAHASSEE)$3,074,955
- FLORIDA DEMOCRATIC PARTY (TALLAHASSEE)$435,705
- MORSANI FRANK (BROOKSVILLE)$13,000
- NELSON KATE (FORT LAUDERDALE)$9,450
- PRATHER DAVID (PALM BEACH GARDENS)$9,000
- MORRIS WAYNE A (WINTER SPRINGS)$50
- NAOMI MORRIS, MP (WINTER SPRINGS)$49
- MORRIS NAOMI, MP (WINTER SPRINGS)$25
- JOHNSON JONATHAN (OVIDEO)$2
- BURCH ELIZABETH (WINTER SPRINGS)$3,000
- BURCH BOB (WINTER SPRINGS)$3,000
- TRIPP CARMEN (ORALNDO)$3,000
- TRIPP VICTOR (TUCKER)$3,000
- RUSSO RICHARD (WALNUT CREEK)$2,000
Record in office
From recorded votes and meeting attendance collected for the bodies this person serves on.
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- 674 recorded votes
- With the final outcome 83% of the time
- 109 bills introduced
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What they bring forward
Most frequent policy areas in the bills they introduced and motions they made.
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- Fiscal Policy - Taxation
- Public Safety & Emergency Services
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