Know every race on your ballot. Decide on the facts.
A nonpartisan, source-cited guide to the candidates and questions on Florida ballots this November, filtered to your address, plus a tool that matches your own views to each candidate's documented positions.
Enter your Florida street address to see exactly the races and questions on your ballot. The address is sent once to the U.S. Census Bureau's public geocoder and is not stored; your county and district numbers are kept only while this page is open.
Or pick your county and districts manually
County and state legislative districts come from the U.S. Census Bureau's current files. Florida redrew its congressional districts in May 2026 and the Census files predate that map, so the congressional district is marked "confirm" until you check it on the state voter site and enter it manually if needed.
Statewide races (every Florida voter)
See all →Enter your address above to add your congressional, state legislative and county races, or pick your county to see the official line-up for every contest.
Federal
State
Governor & Lieutenant Governor
Attorney General
Chief Financial Officer
3 constitutional amendments
Official ballot language, what a Yes or No vote does, fiscal impact, and the arguments each side is making, attributed to who is making them.
Should these judges keep their seats?
Background on the Supreme Court justice and the appellate judges on your county's ballot.
Methodology & neutrality rules
How positions are coded, why some are marked unknown, and how the match score is calculated.










