NewsThe Miami HurricaneAugust 20, 2026Miami-Dade
Florida primary elections conclude with U.S. House and Senate candidates finalized
The primary election season in Florida has officially ended, confirming the Republican and Democratic candidates for the upcoming U.S. House and U.S. Senate races. Incumbent junior Senator Ashley Moody secured the Republican nomination for the Senate with approximately 80% of the vote.
Read the full story at The Miami HurricaneWhy It Matters
The results of these primary elections determine the final candidates who will appear on the ballot for Florida voters in the upcoming general election for federal legislative offices.
Key Facts
- The Florida primary election season has concluded.
- Republican and Democratic parties have finalized their candidates for U.S. House seats.
- Incumbent junior Senator Ashley Moody won the Republican primary for the U.S. Senate.
- Ashley Moody received nearly 80% of the vote in the Republican primary.
Who's Mentioned
personAshley Moody“Incumbent U.S. Senator and Republican primary winner”personScott Singer“Republican candidate for FL-25”personAlexander Vindman“Former U.S. Senate candidate”organizationThe Miami Hurricane“Publisher of the article”personJared Moskowitz“Incumbent Democratic Congressman for FL-25”organizationAssociated Press“Source of election result data”personOliver Gilbert“Democratic candidate for FL-24”locationFlorida“Jurisdiction where the primary elections took place”personMayonna Te Brown“Republican candidate for FL-24”personMaria Elvira Salazar“Incumbent Republican Congresswoman for FL-27”personElliot Rodriguez“Democratic candidate for FL-27”personAngie Nixon“Democratic primary winner for U.S. Senate”