3 candidates are on the November 3, 2026 ballot. The two below are the major-party candidates; the other 1 are listed underneath and are on the ballot too.
Who they areContext a party label doesn't carry.
Gray is a retired Army officer of 35 years and a first-time candidate for public office. Her campaign is built around leadership and anti-corruption rather than a detailed issue platform, so on most specific questions there is nothing published to compare.
Luna has held this Pinellas seat since 2023 and is among the most nationally visible members of Congress. Her campaign site is built around national press coverage rather than a policy platform, so almost nothing is published about what she would do on local costs. She raised $3.2M through July, more than any other Tampa Bay House candidate.
Money raised
$1,223,069
Spent $539,774Cash $683,295
through July 29, 2026 · next report due October 15, 2026
$3,233,312
Spent $1,890,603Cash $1,474,124
through July 29, 2026 · next report due October 15, 2026
PACs that gave directlyRegistered political committees contributing straight to the campaign.
Crosspartisan PAC I$10,000
New Democrat Coalition Action Fund$5,000
Mitten PAC$5,000
Carpenters Legislative Improvement Committee United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners$5,000
Moms Fed Up$5,000
Elect Democratic Women$5,000
+ 15 more
American Revival PAC$10,000
Valor PAC$10,000
Space Exploration Technologies Corp. PAC$10,000
Honeywell International PAC$10,000
MVL PAC$5,000
United States Sugar Corporation Employee Stock Ownership Plan PAC$5,000
+ 25 more
Bundled throughIndividuals wrote these checks — the group only passed them through. It shows who is organizing support, but the money is people's, not the group's.
No bundled contributions reported.
WinRed· 3,664 donors$315,407
Club for Growth PAC· 53 donors$54,755
American Israel Public Affairs Committee PAC· 17 donors$8,250
House Freedom Fund· 7 donors$6,925
American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC/PAC)· 1 donor$1,000
Freedom Caucus Fund· 1 donor$25
Outside spending supporting themSpent by outside groups, not given to the campaign. By law these groups cannot coordinate with the candidate.
No independent expenditures reported.
Latinos for Conservative Values$128,742
Club for Growth PAC$20,637
Freedom Caucus Fund$373
Where they standThe same eight questions, asked of every candidate. "No public position" means we checked their campaign site and could not find one — it is an answer, not a gap in our research.
ICE & deportationsShould ICE be reformed, expanded, or left as it is?
No public positionHer issues page does not address ICE, deportations or immigration.
Source → OpposesCampaigns against illegal immigration; no support for loosening enforcement.
Source → Data centersShould new data centers face limits on water use, power use, and where they can be built?
No public positionHas not said anything publicly about data centers.
Source → No public positionHas not said anything publicly about data centers, water use or power costs.
Source → AbortionShould abortion access be protected in federal law, or restricted?
No public positionHer issues page does not address abortion.
Source → No public positionHer campaign site does not address abortion.
Source → Social Security & MedicareCuts, changes, or no cuts to Social Security and Medicare?
No public positionHer issues page does not address Social Security or Medicare.
Source → No public positionHer campaign site does not address Social Security or Medicare.
Source → Property insuranceShould the federal government backstop property insurance or regulate insurers?
MixedNames insurance among the costs crushing families, but her published platform stops at naming it.
Source → No public positionHer campaign site does not address property insurance.
Source → GunsAssault weapons ban, red flag laws, universal background checks — yes or no?
No public positionHer issues page does not address guns.
Source → No public positionHer campaign site does not address guns.
Source → Climate & floodingWhat would they do about sea level rise, flooding, and storm risk?
MixedCampaigns on protecting beaches, land and the coastal economy and cites hurricanes destroying homes, but publishes no climate policy.
Source → No public positionHer campaign site does not address flooding, sea level rise or storm risk.
Source → Healthcare costsHow would they lower what people actually pay for care and prescriptions?
No public positionLists healthcare among rising costs but publishes no plan to lower them.
Source → No public positionHer campaign site does not address healthcare or drug costs.
Source → In their own wordsThe candidates' own published claims. An empty cell means nothing published on that issue — not opposition to it.
Economy
Our national security and coastal economy are in chaos while politicians drive hate among our neighbors and distrust among allies. Tackling the Cost of Living Crisis Growing Economic Opportunities Fighting for Our Most Vulnerable Protecting our Beaches, Land, and Coastal Economy
Environment
The provision that lawmakers struck would block lawsuits against pesticide companies for failing to disclose potential health risks as long as they are in compliance with Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulations on labeling. States and localities would be barred from issuing pesticide labeling guidance that diverges from the EPA.
Insurance
When we believe in good faith that we are lawfully authorized or required to do so or that doing so is reasonably necessary or appropriate to comply with the law or legal processes or respond to lawful requests, claims or legal authorities, including responding to lawful subpoenas, warrants, or court orders;
Public Safety
Gray for Congress takes reasonable measures to help protect information about you from loss, theft, misuse and unauthorized access, disclosure, alteration and destruction.