U.S. House District 14
4 candidates are on the November 3, 2026 ballot. The two below are the major-party candidates; the other 2 are listed underneath and are on the ballot too.
Castor has represented Tampa in Congress since 2007 and chaired the House Select Committee on the Climate Crisis. Her campaign site presents a record of bipartisan bills rather than a forward platform, so most issue questions have no published answer.
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.
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Backs finishing the border wall and deporting people here illegally, saying he stands "100% with President Trump on immigration."
Source →Would block any data center in the county without local approval and a guarantee it won't raise energy bills or damage the environment.
Source →Opposes new gun restrictions outright: "No red flag laws, no magazine bans, no compromise." Endorsed by Gun Owners of America.
Source →Her campaign site does not address flooding or sea level rise, though she chaired the House climate committee.
Source →Points to bipartisan bills expanding treatment access for seriously ill children and for veterans exposed to toxins.
Source →Points to expanding healthcare access in the Legislature to lower prescription costs and add hospitals and clinics.
Source →As Tampa Bay’s Congresswoman, Castor has delivered new resources for workforce training, housing, infrastructure and education. As a proactive representative, she stands up to grow the middle class and boost small business owners so everyone has an equal opportunity to succeed. She is committed to a diverse and strong Tampa Bay economy that keeps costs for families in check, keeps health care and energy affordable, and protects our environment and way of life.
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Also on the ballot
These candidates qualified for the same race and will appear on your ballot. Write-in candidates are the exception — under s.99.061(4) their names are not printed, and a voter has to write them on the blank line.