2026 Florida Statewide Races

Statewide races below will appear on partisan primary ballots in the August 18 election. All voters will vote on the races in the November 3 general election.

There are Democratic and Republican primaries for Florida Governor, although the Republican primary is more active.

There are no Republican or Democratic primaries for Florida Attorney General, as only one candidate is qualified for each party. Incumbent Republican James Uthmeier will face Democrat Jose Javier Rodriguez in the November 3 general election.

Republican incumbent Blaise Ingoglia faces a primary challenge from Frank Collige, and two Democrats have also filed to run, Annette Taddeo and Earle Ford.

Republican incumbent Wilton Simpson faces challenger Matt The Welder, and two Democrats have also filed to run, Joey Atkins and Donald Pritchard.

Republican incumbent Ashley Moody faces a handful of challengers in the primary, while Democrats Alexander Vindman and Angie Nixon will face off.



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The 2026 elections, explained.

Florida voters head to the polls on Aug. 18 for the primary election and Nov. 3 for the general election. Use the buttons to quickly find information about voting and candidates in the races you’re watching.