RealTruthMedia has been monitoring the outcomes of all Florida District races throughout Tuesday's primary.

Republicans control 20 seats and Democrats seven, with one vacancy.

After hitting his two-term limit, Governor DeSantis cannot run again, opening the field to nearly 30 candidates seeking to succeed him.

Before leaving office, DeSantis signed into law new congressional boundaries during the 2026 legislative year. This election will be the first test, as new political territories across South Florida have been drawn, forcing some incumbents and longtime officeholders into unfamiliar or more competitive contests. While the new map is facing litigation in Florida courts, it will be used for this year’s election.

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Provided below are the outcomes of each of the 28 district races, along with reviews of what each district's dynamics were:

Each race has been called by the Associated Press' reporting.

District 1

Republican Nominee: Jimmy Patronis | Democratic Nominee: Gay Valimont

District 1 featured incumbent Jimmy Patronis facing challengers Douglas Chico and John Frankman in the Republican primary.

Patronis, who won a special election in 2025 following Matt Gaetz's resignation, sought to maintain his seat representing the Florida Panhandle.

District 2

Republican Nominee: Austin Rogers | Democratic Nominee: Amanda Marie Green

District 2 was open after incumbent Representative Neal Dunn announced his retirement after serving since 2017. The Republican primary included Keith Gross, Evan Power, Austin Rogers, Jim Norton, Luke Murphy, Audie Rowell, Nick Lewis, and Lee Jones. Democrats have a contested primary among Yen Bailey, Brice Barnes, Amanda Green, and Nic Zateslo.

District 3

Democratic Nominee: Seth Harp | Republican Nominee: Kat Cammack

District 3 saw incumbent Kat Cammack unopposed in the Republican primary.

Cammack, who has represented the North Florida district since 2021, will seek a fourth term in the solidly Republican seat that includes Gainesville and surrounding rural counties.

District 4

Democratic Nominee: LaShonda Holloway | Republican Nominee: Aaron Bean

District 4 had incumbent Aaron Bean advancing unopposed on the Republican side after the contest was canceled.

Three democrats sought the nomination. Among the choices, LaShonda Holloway, a former director in the District of Columbia Office of Documents and Administrative Issuances who was the Democratic nominee in 2022 and 2024; Michael Kirwan; and Brittney Robinson.

District 5

Democratic Nominee: Rachel Grage | Republican Nominee: John Rutherford

District 5 featured incumbent John Rutherford against Mark Kaye in the Republican primary.

Rutherford, first elected in 2016, has represented the northeast Florida district that stretches from Jacksonville to parts of the Panhandle.

Kaye, a conservative podcaster and former radio host, is the only other Republican on the ballot.

District 6

Republican Nominee: Randy Fine | Democratic Nominee: Eric Yonce

District 6 included incumbent Randy Fine facing Manuel Asensio, Aaron Baker, Daniel Bilzerian, and Charles Gambaro in the Republican primary.

Fine, who assumed office in April 2025 following a special election after former Rep. Mike Waltz resigned to serve as U.S. National Security Advisor, faced four opponents for his which covers parts of central Florida, including Volusia and Flagler counties.

The Democratic choices competing for this primary included Robert Cooper II, Steve Morgan, Ronnie Murchinson-Rivera, and Eric Yonce.

District 7

Democratic Nominee: Bale Dalton | Republican Nominee: Ryan Elijah

District 7 has incumbent Cory Mills was challenged by Ryan Elijah, Michael Johnson, and Sarah Ulrich in the Republican primary.

Mills has seen his fair share of controversies, including a restraining order against him for an alleged domestic assault, and veteran testimonies saying he “severely exaggerated his military credentials on numerous occasions.”

Mills’ direct opponent, Ryan Elijah, had been continually gaining momentum, closing the gap between the two candidates.

District 8

Republican Nominee: Mike Haridopolos | Democratic Nominee: Jennifer Jenkins

District 8 incumbent, Rep. Mike Haridopolos, a Republican first elected in 2024, advanced automatically after no challengers filed in the GOP primary.

Haridopolos will face Jennifer Jenkins, a former Brevard County school board member, who also advanced unopposed.

District 9

Democratic Nominee: Darren Soto | Republican Nominee: Dan Green

Florida's 9th Congressional District saw nine Republican candidates compete for the nomination, while Democratic incumbent U.S. Rep. Darren Soto, ran unopposed.

Republican contenders included Ben Butler, Marcus Carter, Thomas Chalifoux, Dan Green, Jorge Martinez, Steve Rance, and Justin Story.

District 10

Maxwell Alejandro Frost Remains District 10's Representative

District 10 Incumbent U.S. Rep. Maxwell Alejandro Frost, a Democrat first elected in 2022, will maintain his position, which covers parts of Orange County, including much of Orlando. The Republican primary was canceled due to a lack of qualified candidates.

District 11

Democratic Nominee: James Pericola | Republican Nominee: Joe Strada

District 11 saw five candidates running against incumbent Rep. Daniel Webster, who won re-election in 2024 with 60.4 percent of the vote. Webster's opponents were Carey Baker, Ivette Palomo, Nizam Razack, Joe Strada, and Tim Wilkins.

On the Democratic side, James Pericola, Royal Webster, and Dan Williams vied for their party's nomination.

District 12

Democratic Nominee: Kimberly Overman | Republican Nominee: Gus Bilirakis

The District 12 Republican primary was canceled, allowing incumbent Rep. Gus Bilirakis to advance automatically to the general election.

Bilirakis has held the conservative Tampa Bay district since 2006, as his Democratic opponents seek to overtake the representative’s seat.

Two candidates vied for the Democratic ticket: Darren McAuley and Kimberly Overman.

District 13

Democratic Nominee: Leela Gray | Republican Nominee: Anna Paulina Luna

Incumbent Anna Paulina Luna will face no challengers, as the Republican primary in District 13 was canceled. Three Democratic candidates were on the ballot: Leela Gray, John Liccione, and Brandt Robinson.

The Republican-leaning district, which covers Pinellas County, sees the November race as considerably close, with polls showing the incumbent leading the Democrats 41% to 39%.

District 14

Republican Nominee: Mike Beltran | Democratic Nominee: Kathy Castor

District 14 incumbent, U.S. Rep. Kathy Castor, a Democrat first elected in 2006, faces no opposition in the Democratic primary, which was canceled. Mike Beltran, Kevin M. Steele, Bea Valenti, Ergin Tek, Gavriel E. Soriano, John Peters, and Michael Marcel competed in the Republican primary.

District 15

Democratic Nominee: Robert People | Republican Nominee: Laurel Lee

District 15 sees Republican incumbent Rep. Laurel Lee facing no primary challenges. On the Democratic side, Christopher Irizarry and Robert People competed for the nomination.

District 16

Republican Nominee: Sydney Gruters | Democratic Nominee: Kelly Kirschner

District 16, which covers Manatee, Sarasota, and surrounding counties. Sees incumbent Republican Vern Buchanan not seeking reelection, opening the opportunity for hopefuls Sydney Gruters, Ed Pope, and Eddie Speir. Five candidates competed for the Democratic nomination: Jonathan Harris, Kelly Kirschner, Tamika Lyles, Glenn Pearson, and Jan Schneider.

District 17

Democratic Nominee: Matthew Montavon | Republican Nominee: Greg Steube

Incumbent U.S. Rep. Greg Steube held a strong position heading into the primary for Florida's 17th Congressional District. Steube, first elected in 2018, represents a district that stretches across parts of Southwest Florida, including areas around Fort Myers and Punta Gorda.

Competing to be his Democratic opponent were Matthew Montavon, who previously ran for the seat in 2024, and Allen Spence, an equities trader.

District 18

Republican Nominee: Scott Franklin | Democratic Nominee: Curtis Gibson

The District 18 primary election will be skipped by both parties, as Republican Incumbent Rep. Scott Franklin is running unopposed and will face Democratic challenger Curtis Gibson in the primarily central Florida district.

District 19

Democratic Nominee: Victor Arias | Republican Nominee: Jim Schwartzel

District 19, previously held by Congressman Byron Donalds, who is running for Florida governor, had nine Republicans competing for the seat. Among the hopefuls were James Oberweis, Jim Schwartzel, Chris Collins, Catalina Lauf, Madison Cawthorn, Ola Nesheswat Hawatmeh, John Strand, Mike Pedersen, and Linda J Sawyer.

Polls found the race between Lauf and Schwartzel to be close, with the former receiving an endorsement from President Donald Trump. Trump described Lauf as an "America First Patriot" who served as a presidential appointee at the U.S. Department of Commerce during his first administration. Schwartzel positioned himself as a pro-business candidate, having raised over $1.4 million.

District 20

Democratic Nominee: Debbie Wasserman Schultz | Republican Nominee: Brent Anderson

Covering parts of Broward County, including Fort Lauderdale, District 25 incumbent Debbie Wasserman Schultz was among the candidates vying for the Democratic nomination. Schultz shifted her campaign to District 20 after congressional redistricting eliminated her seat.

Her challengers included Dale V.C. Holness and Elijah Manley, who sought to become the nominee.

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Republicans had four candidates competing for the nomination: Businessman Brent Andersen, organizer Lateresa Jones, consultant Rod Joseph, and Carla Spalding.

District 21

Republican Nominee: Brian Mast | Democratic Nominee: Ongoing

Representing Palm Beach and Martin counties is incumbent Brian Mast, who will be the Republican nominee in November after his primary race was canceled for lack of challengers.

Two Democrats are competing for the nomination; James Martin, a lieutenant commander in the U.S. Coast Guard Reserve, and Bernard Taylor.

District 22

Democratic Nominee: Pia Dandiya | Republican Nominee: Casey Askar

District 22 has seen redrawing under DeSantis’s congressional remapping. Now this district covers portions of West Palm Beach through Delray Beach.

Competing for the seat previously held by Democrat Lois J. Frankel were Pia Dandiya and Kaysia Earley for the Democratic nomination, and Casey Askar, David Burck, Michael Carbonara, and Richard Evans for the Republican nomination.

District 23

Democratic Nominee: Lois Frankel | Republican Nominee: Deborah Adeimy

Democrat Lois Frankel faced Victoria Doyle and Mark Piper for the party nomination of District 23. Frankel previously represented District 22; however, due to congressional redistricting, she shifted her focus to District 23, which covers roughly the same area.

On the Republican side, Deborah Adeimy and Paola Branda competed in the primary.

District 24

Democratic Nominee: Oliver G. Gilbert III | Republican Nominee: Te Mayonna Brown

Incumbent Frederica S. Wilson, who has represented the area in previous configurations, has announced that she will not seek a 9th term in the redrawn district that now stretches from South Beach to Delray Beach. Vying for Wilson's seat were seven Democratic candidates, including Miami-Dade County Commissioner Oliver Gilbert III, State Sen. Shevrin Jones, former U.S. Rep. Kendrick Meek, former Miami-Dade County Commissioner Jean Monestime, physician and veteran Rudolph Moise, Marshall L. Davis Sr., and Roderick Vereen.

The Democratic nominee faces Te Mayonna Brown, who ran uncontested.

District 25

Democratic Nominee: Jared Moskowitz | Republican Nominee: Scott Singer

Following the congressional remapping, Debbie Wasserman Schultz will no longer serve as the nominee for District 25. This created an opportunity for Democrats Jared Moskowitz and Oliver Larkin to maintain their party's hold.

On the Republican side, a crowded field included Dan Franzese, Joe Kaufman, Scott Singer, George Moraitis, Raven Harrison, and Peter Jassenoff.

District 26

Democratic Nominee: Nicole Locklin | Republican Nominee: Mario Diaz-Balart

Mario Diaz-Balart is the current US House Representative for Florida's 26th district and will serve as its Republican nominee this November due to a lack of challengers. The same can be said for Nicole Locklin, who secured the Democratic ticket uncontested.

District 26 covers parts of Miami-Dade and Collier counties.

District 27

Republican Nominee: Maria Elvira Salazar | Democratic Nominee: Eliott Rodriguez

Two Democrats, Robin Peguero and Eliott Rodriguez, sought to unseat current Republican District 27 Rep. Maria Elvira Salazar, who ran against V. Michael Arias.

The district, which covers parts of Miami-Dade County, has been held by Salazar since 2021.

District 28

Republican Nominee: Carlos A. Gimenez | Democratic Nominee: Felipe Ehr

Both the Republican and Democratic primaries for Tuesday have been canceled as current representative Carlos Gimenez has no opposing candidates. The same can be said for Democratic nominee Felipe Ehr, a former candidate in District 28.

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