David Jolly: career, record and the 2026 Florida governor race
The former Republican congressman is running as a Democrat with a campaign centered on insurance, healthcare and public schools.
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The former Republican congressman is running as a Democrat with a campaign centered on insurance, healthcare and public schools.
The former interior secretary and congresswoman seeks statewide executive office with a record rooted in tribal leadership and public lands.
The attorney, former Illinois Republican chairman and former gaming regulator is seeking the state’s open U.S. Senate seat.
The former senator and federal prosecutor is campaigning on healthcare access, household costs and changes to how Alabama makes decisions.
The Massachusetts senator’s record spans state government, telecommunications policy, climate advocacy and nuclear security.
The rancher, veterinarian and former House speaker seeks Wyoming’s governorship with a focus on practical administration and rural services.
An Alabama attorney and former municipal judge, Wess connects his legal experience with a campaign focused on rights, healthcare and economic opportunity.
The Mabelvale senator brings a long legislative record and community-service background to his challenge for the governorship.
The contractor and business owner is making a second gubernatorial run with tax relief and attainable homeownership at its center.
The Austin legislator’s challenge to Greg Abbott grows out of a career in education and workers’ rights.
The governor’s 2026 campaign asks Texans to weigh a long executive record against an argument for change.
The former mayor, federal small-business official and congressman is making another run for governor after leaving the Republican Party.
The former mayor’s statewide argument connects business experience and regional leadership to a conditional income-tax proposal. The details explain what he is promising—and what remains to be worked out.
The Arkansas farmer and public-service graduate is challenging Tom Cotton with a campaign centered on rural economic pressures.
The former House speaker and policy-office director is campaigning on housing, healthcare and the cost of living.
Wyoming’s House member seeks an open Senate seat after a legal career focused on land, water and federal regulation.
The former CVS Pharmacy president and Hudson’s Bay chief executive brings a corporate-management résumé to Rhode Island’s open governor contest.
A West Point graduate and veteran legislator seeks a sixth Senate term with defense and economic policy central to his record.
The former state representative combines legislative experience with an earlier career in energy and information technology.
Education, prescription costs and a publicly discussed faith shape Talarico’s 2026 campaign.
For readers finding him through Ballotpedia, the essentials are clear: Davis is Louisiana’s Democratic Senate candidate, a farmer and a former parish official. His campaign connects that background to healthcare, land and household costs.
Illinois’s governor is seeking a third term while defending fiscal changes, social-policy legislation and investment in education and industry.
Oregon’s senator draws on housing work and a statehouse career in his campaign for a fourth term.
A former professional basketball player and state representative makes public services and affordability the focus of his gubernatorial campaign.
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