U.S. Senate · Most votes wins
Florida
Official filing listNot reported
Holds the seat nowAshley MoodyRepublicanappointed
- Ashley Moody––
- Angie Nixon––
- Neil Gillespie––
- United States
- Florida
- U.S. Senate races
- U.S. Senate (special)
Florida · U.S. Senate
U.S. Senate (special)
About this race
- Office
- U.S. Senate
- Level
- Federal
- How it is decided
- Most votes wins
- Ballot
- Party labels on the ballot
- Candidates known from
- Official filing list
- Results
- Not reported
- Counties
- 67 counties (list below)
On the ballot in
- Alachua
- Baker
- Bay
- Bradford
- Brevard
- Broward
- Calhoun
- Charlotte
- Citrus
- Clay
- Collier
- Columbia
- DeSoto
- Dixie
- Duval
- Escambia
- Flagler
- Franklin
- Gadsden
- Gilchrist
- Glades
- Gulf
- Hamilton
- Hardee
- Hendry
- Hernando
- Highlands
- Hillsborough
- Holmes
- Indian River
- Jackson
- Jefferson
- Lafayette
- Lake
- Lee
- Leon
- Levy
- Liberty
- Madison
- Manatee
- Marion
- Martin
- Miami-Dade
- Monroe
- Nassau
- Okaloosa
- Okeechobee
- Orange
- Osceola
- Palm Beach
- Pasco
- Pinellas
- Polk
- Putnam
- Santa Rosa
- Sarasota
- Seminole
- St. Johns
- St. Lucie
- Sumter
- Suwannee
- Taylor
- Union
- Volusia
- Wakulla
- Walton
- Washington
Questions and answers
Who is running for U.S. Senate (special)?
Ashley Moody, Angie Nixon, Neil Gillespie, according to the official source listed on this page.
Who holds this seat now?
Ashley Moody (Republican).
How is the winner decided?
Most votes wins.
When is the election?
Election Day is Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Polls close at different times in each state; results appear here as each election office publishes its official returns.
When will results be available?
On election night, as each county and state election office publishes its returns. Until a race reports, it shows as not reported, never as zero; results stay unofficial until they are certified.