Scope and limitations

What this Florida guide covers

This guide covers all 5 statewide candidate contests and all 17 qualified printed choices or tickets on Florida's official General Election candidate list. It keeps qualified write-ins separate and does not mix state and federal finance systems.

Included

Published now

17 qualified printed choices or tickets in all 5 statewide candidate contests
Three qualified statewide write-in tickets or candidates, listed separately from the printed-choice count
14 matched Florida candidate account summaries with all six All Dates Totals fields
3 matched FEC candidate summaries through July 29, 2026
Registration, early voting, vote-by-mail, voter identification, cure, overseas ballot, and Election Day rules
Three active legislative referrals with Made Ballot status
The Carlos G. Muniz statewide Supreme Court retention question
A clear warning that District Court of Appeal retention questions vary by district and voter address
A visible stale-filing warning for the Datto state account

Not included

Outside this release

Twenty-eight U.S. House district contests
Florida Senate and House district contests
County, municipal, school, special district, and other local contests
District-specific District Court of Appeal retention rosters beyond the statewide caveat
Qualified write-in finance comparisons
Cash on hand and outstanding debt for state accounts because the official All Dates Totals row does not publish those fields
Independent expenditures and outside spending
Transaction-level donor and expenditure analysis
Business, lobbying, contract, land, and conflict-record research

Not yet published

District contests, local ballot styles, and itemized finance

Congressional, legislative, district, county, municipal, judicial district, and local expansion, plus transaction-level state and federal finance analysis, are not included in this statewide release.

Dataset comparison: Do not compare state datasets as if they use one method. Nevada includes itemized transactions. Alabama uses race-level portal summaries. Alaska uses APOC and FEC records. Arizona uses Spotlight summaries across a calendar-year filter. Arkansas uses candidate summaries for Election Year 2026. California uses CAL-ACCESS committee totals. Colorado uses TRACER and FEC summaries. Connecticut uses W4POLITICS sums of nonoverlapping latest-version SEEC30 report periods plus the latest reported balance. Delaware uses processed FEC summaries while state figures remain pending. Florida uses candidate-specific All Dates Totals for state accounts and processed FEC candidate summaries for U.S. Senate.

Version record

Florida guide 1.0

PublishedSeptember 30, 2026

Contests shown5

Ballot choices17

Ballot measures3

5 statewide candidate contests, 17 qualified printed choices or tickets, three qualified write-ins, 14 Florida account summaries, 3 FEC summaries, voter deadlines, 3 statewide amendments, one statewide Supreme Court retention question, and primary sources.

View the publication record as a table

Florida guide publication record
Version	Published	Scope
1.0	September 30, 2026	5 statewide candidate contests, 17 qualified printed choices or tickets, three qualified write-ins, 14 Florida account summaries, 3 FEC summaries, voter deadlines, 3 statewide amendments, one statewide Supreme Court retention question, and primary sources.

Read the source list and method or submit a correction.