Mike Beltran
Running against
Other 2026 candidates for U.S. House District 14, 14.
What to know
Beltran is a sitting Florida state representative and a Harvard-trained lawyer running for federal office for the first time. He is unusual among Republicans here in publishing a data-center position, opposing any built without local approval.
Who's Funding This Campaign
Federal Election Commission filings for the 2026 cycle, through July 29, 2026. That is the most recent full report the FEC requires — anything raised since is not public yet. The October Quarterly report covers through September 30, 2026 and is due October 15, 2026.
These groups did not give this money. Individual donors wrote these checks and the organization passed them through. It still shows who is organizing support — but it is people's money, not the group's.
$5,843 from small-dollar donors. Contributions under a $200 running total are not itemized, so federal law does not require their names to be disclosed at all.
Spent by outside groups, not given to the campaign. By law these groups cannot coordinate with the candidate — money spent against an opponent still helps, and a candidate has no say over it.
Source: Federal Election Commission. Figures cover the 2026 cycle only and are rounded to whole dollars. Principal committee: Mike Beltran for Congress.
Frequently Asked
- Who is Mike Beltran?
- Mike Beltran is a 2026 Republican candidate for U.S. House District 14, 14.
- What office is Mike Beltran running for?
- Mike Beltran is running for U.S. House District 14, 14. Filed: May 15, 2026.
- How can I learn more about Mike Beltran's positions?
- Mike Beltran's campaign positions are still being gathered. Check the campaign website for the latest.
Before you vote
Read what they say, check who funds them, then find your ballot.