Florida candidates, in their own words.
See everyone you can vote for and what they say, quoted word for word from their own campaign sites, with a link to every source. The same questions and the same rules for every candidate. No ZIP, no account, no agenda.
Statewide races
Every Florida voter gets these, whatever your ZIP and whatever party you're registered with — including no party at all.
Ballot questions
These are on every Florida ballot, whatever your ZIP. Each needs a supermajority to pass, not a simple majority.
Amendment 1: BUDGET STABILIZATION FUND
Statewide · Needs 60% to pass · resources being collected
Amendment 2: EXEMPTION OF TANGIBLE PERSONAL PROPERTY ON AGRICULTURAL LAND FROM TAXATION
Statewide · Needs 60% to pass
Amendment 3: INCREASED HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION; LOWER CAP ON INCREASES IN NON-HOMESTEAD PROPERTY ASSESSMENTS
Statewide · Needs 60% to pass
Add your U.S. House race
Your congressional district race is the one part of your ballot that isn't on this list, because it depends on where you live. Give us your address or ZIP and we'll add it — or skip it and read the rest. We use it to find your district and keep only the district itself, never the address or the ZIP.
Full statewide coverage isn't available yet. Every Florida voter gets the statewide races and amendments; U.S. House and county races are only for Miami-Dade, Broward, Hillsborough and Orange counties so far.
What this guide covers
- Every Florida voter
- 5 statewide races (4 with a full brief so far) and 3 amendments, the same for everyone, whatever your ZIP or party.
- Miami-Dade, Broward, Hillsborough and Orange counties
- The U.S. House races, and the county commission, school board, Orange County mayor and Orange County clerk races. Add your address or ZIP above for your House race. Your county's sample ballot says which commission and school board seats are yours.
- Not covered
- Florida House and Florida Senate seats, judges (retention questions and other judicial races), county and city ballot questions, city races, and local races in other counties. Your county Supervisor of Elections has your official sample ballot. What we don't cover
Every candidate in a race we cover gets the same questions and the same rules. How we stay fair
Latest election news
Statewide stories and official notices, newest first.
Official resource· Jul 2, 2026
Register to vote or update your registration (Florida)
Official resource· Jul 2, 2026
Florida Division of Elections
For ZIP codes in Miami-Dade, Broward, Hillsborough and Orange counties for now.
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