FL-19 House Race 2028 (Florida)

Election day: November 7, 2028.

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In the news

  • Black candidates for governor make history with 2026 midterm victories

    November 4, 2026 / 1:38 PM EST / CBS News Americans elected their first Black woman into a gubernatorial role during the 2026 midterms, alongside three other Black candidates who won races for governor around the United States on Tuesday…

    CBS News·5d ago
  • Byron Donalds Wins Florida Gubernatorial Election

    Republican Byron Donalds won the 2026 Florida gubernatorial election on Tuesday, defeating Democrat David Jolly. Donalds will be sworn in in January 2027, taking over from two-term Governor Ron DeSantis. Financial records show Byron…

    WNDB - News Daytona Beach·6d ago
  • Schwartzel wins Florida House seat vacated by Donalds

    By Steff Danielle Thomas, Republican Jim Schwartzel is projected to win Florida's 19th District, according to Decision Desk HQ (DDHQ). Schwartzel defeated Democrat Victor Arias, keeping a GOP stronghold in southwest Florida firmly in…

    NewsBreak·5d ago
  • Democrats Love to Talk About Black Representation, Except When It's a Republican

    Republican Rep. Byron Donalds (FL-19) and Republican Rep. John James (MI-10) are running for governor in their respective states. What makes this significant? Donalds and James are Black. Should they win their races, they will be the first…

    redstate.com·4d ago
  • Byron Donalds Victorious in Florida Governor's Race, Makes History

    Just as Sen. Ashley Moody (R-FL) won her election race against DSA-backed Democrat Angie Nixon, Rep. Byron Donalds (FL-19) has been projected to defeat Democrat former congressman David Jolly.... Byron Donalds Victorious in Florida…

    Lucianne·6d ago

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