Florida's 2nd congressional district
Coverage: this seat is included in the 2026 national listing. State candidate coverage class: candidate coverage partial — some districts verified. Absence of candidate rows is not evidence that a race has no candidates — see the coverage ledger.
Candidate source
Candidate source: Florida Division of Elections (dos.fl.gov / dos.elections.myflorida.com) Candidate Tracking System — Candidate Listing for 2026 General Election (US Senator; US Representative by district) (retrieved 2026-09-28). Absence of a candidate row is never evidence that a race has no candidates.
How the candidate list was checked
Rows read from the official source: 283 · published here: 270 · left out by rule: 0 · held back for review: 0. FL Division of Elections Candidate Tracking System (CTS) is the official qualifying record for federal candidates. All 28 House districts and the US Senate contest present. US Senate = SPECIAL general for the unexpired portion of the Class 3 term (Moody appointed Jan 2025 after Rubio's resignation); neither FL class is up regularly in 2026 (Class 1 next regular 2030, Class 3 next regular 2028) and the Secretary of State's Notices of General Election list 'United States Senator' for Nov 3 2026 in all sampled counties - designation=special, senate_class=3 recorded per brief and corroborated by dos.fl.gov notice PDFs. FL-20: brief said seat vacant (Cherfilus-McCormick resigned 2026-04-21, special date TBD, zero FL-20 rows expected) - SOURCE CONTRADICTS: CTS 20261103-GEN shows a full FL-20 slate including Cherfilus-McCormick Defeated/Eliminated in a completed primary; Broward notice lists 'Representative in Congress: Districts 20, 22, 24, 25, 26'. FL-20 special general therefore coincides with Nov 3 2026; FL-20 rows emitted with designation=special (3 general-ballot candidates: Wasserman Schultz DEM, Andersen REP, Maxime IND). Palm Beach notice edition retrieved does NOT list D20 (lists 21,22,23,25) while Broward does - edition discrepancy noted, CTS treated as authoritative. No separate federal-special election id exists in CTS (only 20261103-S01 state SD21; 20260324 state HD51/HD52/SD14+87), so federal specials are merged into elecid 20261103-GEN. Status mapping (verbatim CTS Status -> dataset status): Qualified/Unopposed -> qualified_for_general; Defeated (Primary=Eliminated) -> qualified_for_primary; Withdrew -> withdrawn; Did Not Qualify -> disqualified. Rows emitted: 283 (14 USS + 269 USR) with 83 general-ballot (qualified_for_general: 86); 107 primary-defeated, 33 withdrawn, 57 did-not-qualify rows retained for completeness (batch-D HI precedent). D10 Frost (DEM) Unopposed primary+general per source. Party codes as printed (REP/DEM/NPA/IND/WRI); '*Incumbent' markers preserved in source_row. Authority logic: CTS StatusCode=ALL includes withdrawn and did-not-qualify rows; this is the Division's complete qualifying ledger, not a certified-ballot printout - certified ballot composition derives from the same qualifying record plus Secretary of State notices; status_basis=state_certified_list (Division of Elections official qualifying record). FL-20 (13 rows) QUARANTINED on source conflict (Clerk date-TBD + notice omission vs CTS slate); the FL-20 VACANCY itself remains published on the seat (cross-checked Clerk+MemberData). Senate rows carry class 3 / designation special (special general, unexpired Class 3 term).
Boundaries and sources
County–district classifications come from official block-assignment files, cross-checked against Census representations; render geometry is display-only.
Current officeholder
Neal P. Dunn · Republican · current term began January 3, 2025 (elected November 5, 2024)
Upcoming contests
2026-11-03 — general
Bailey, Yen · DEM
Qualified for the primary ballot
Barnes, Brice · DEM
Qualified for the primary ballot
Dunn, Neal Patrick · REP
Disqualified
Green, Amanda Marie · DEM
Qualified for the general-election ballot
Gross, Keith · REP
Qualified for the primary ballot
Jones, Lee · REP
Qualified for the primary ballot
Lewis, Nick · REP
Qualified for the primary ballot
Murphy, Luke · REP
Qualified for the primary ballot
Norton, Jim · REP
Qualified for the primary ballot
Power, Evan · REP
Qualified for the primary ballot
Rogers, Austin · REP
Qualified for the general-election ballot
Rowell, Audie · REP
Qualified for the primary ballot
Zateslo, Nicholas · DEM
Qualified for the primary ballot
Economic profile at this seat’s exact geography
Census economic profile: not available for this seat’s geography. Census block equivalency files show this state's district boundaries changed between the 119th Congress (the geography of the ACS 2020-2024 district product) and the 120th Congress plan governing the 2026 contest. Statistics are never transferred between different plans, even when a district number matches.
Campaign finances
2025-2026 two-year period (FEC cycle 2026). Committee totals are the FEC’s own candidate-level aggregation — never summed from committee rows here. Independent spending is reported separately and is never part of a candidate’s receipts. An FEC registration is not proof of ballot qualification; candidacy status comes verbatim from the accepted release.
General election · November 3, 2026
“No matching FEC candidate record” means no filing was located — it is never evidence that a candidacy does not exist, and never a ballot-status claim. Candidates’ coverage dates can differ; each row carries its own.
Current officeholder — Congress.gov context
Neal P. Dunn · Republican · Florida · served in 5 Congresses since 2017
Identity verified against the official Congress.gov member record (Bioguide D000628), recorded through 2026-10-04T02:54:23Z. Current officeholding is separate from 2026 candidacy status. Official member website.
Recent housing, employment, energy and infrastructure legislation
From the member's sponsored then cosponsored legislation lists (newest first, limit 30 each), the newest items whose CONFIRMED official legislative subjects intersect {Housing and Community Development, Labor and Employment, Energy, Transportation and Public Works, Water Resources Development} are selected, at most 3 sponsored and 2 cosponsored, 5 total. Items whose relevance cannot be confirmed via the official /subjects endpoint are omitted.
- HR.6213-119 — Heat Workforce Standards Act of 2025cosponsor latest action 2026-07-21: Ordered to be Reported (Amended) by the Yeas and Nays: 18 - 15. · subjects: Labor and Employment
- HR.7208-119 — PROTECT the Grid Actcosponsor latest action 2026-01-23: Referred to the Subcommittee on Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Protection. · subjects: Energy
Sponsorship is a record of introduction or support — not passage, effectiveness, or economic impact.
Counties and this district
County boundaries for this seat are not published in this release. Explore individual counties on the county map.