Florida 2026 election guide: multiple races and candidates

News4Jax published a voter's guide on July 29, 2026, covering Florida state and local races including the 5th Congressional District (John Rutherford seeking sixth term), multiple House districts, and county board elections. The guide details candidate lineups for August primaries and general elections.

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2026 Voter’s Guide: Florida House District 10

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Incumbent Republican Chuck Brannan is term-limited and can’t seek re-election in District 10, which covers Baker, Bradford, Columbia and Union counties, and part of Alachua County. Two Republicans, Chase Brannan and Marshall Rawson, will be in their party’s primary in August. The winner will face the sole Democrat, Merrillee Malwitz Jipson, in the general election in November.

2026 Voter's Guide: Florida House District 13

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As incumbent Democrat Angie Nixon is running for the U.S. Senate, it’s an open race for House District 13 this year. Two Democrats will be on the ballot for their party’s August primary. No Republicans are in the race, but a write-in candidate did qualify for the general election. That means the race will not become a Universal Primary Contest, and the Democratic primary will remain closed.

2026 Voter’s Guide: St. Johns County School Board, District 1

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District 1 incumbent Beverly Slough is seeking re-election, and faces one challenger, Kevin Allen. As this is a non-partisan election, the candidates run without party affiliation, and the race appears on the ballot for all voters in District 1. Since there are only two candidates, it will be decided in the August primary.

2026 Voter’s Guide: Nassau County Commission, District 4

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District 4 commissioner Alyson R. McCullough is seeking re-election, and faces one opponent in the Republican primary, Cheryl Plaugher. As no other candidates qualified for this race, the August election will be a Universal Primary Contest and will appear on the ballots of all voters in the county.