2026 General Election
Voter Education Guide
Election Day: Tuesday, November 3rd
The CFFC created this nonpartisan guide to help voters compare candidates for the Florida House and Senate and the U.S. House of Representatives across numerous Central Florida counties, as well as school board runoff candidates in select counties.
Inclusion in this guide does not constitute an endorsement.
About the Candidate Responses
All candidates were invited to participate, with those running for the same office receiving the same questionnaire and the same opportunity to respond.
Questions were optional, and responses are published as submitted. Candidates are listed alphabetically by last name within each race, and incumbents are marked with an “(i).” Candidates who did not submit responses by the deadline are marked “Did not respond.”
Each candidate’s response section includes the question, their answer, and any explanation or final comments they provided.
How To Use This Guide
Read the Candidate Questionnaires
For additional context, including the background information provided to candidates, read the full questionnaires. The “background” section is not repeated with candidate responses in the guide.
State Legislature Questionnaire
U.S. House/Congress Questionnaire
How to Find Your Races
1. Visit VOTE411.org/ballot and enter your address to identify the races on your ballot. VOTE411 is a nonpartisan voter information service provided by the League of Women Voters. CFFC is not responsible for the content. You can also see a sample ballot on your county’s Supervisor of Elections office.
2. Select your county below to compare candidates. Not every race listed on your county’s page will appear on your ballot. Counties furthest from the greater Orlando area may not have all races in the county.
Additional Information
Visit CFFC’s Voting page for more election and voting resources.
Special thanks to the CFFC volunteers who made this guide possible.