The WMNF News team, in partnership with public media stations across the state, has created a guide to all the candidates running for U.S. Senate, Congress, State Senate and State House in Florida. You can find more information about the candidates running in your district below – from their thoughts on the environment and cost of insurance, to whether they support each of the amendments that will be on the ballot. We hope you find this a useful tool and share it with a friend using the buttons along the left.
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