AUGUST 18, 2026 PRIMARY

Your address.
Your Broward ballot.

Find the Democratic primary and nonpartisan races tied to where you live—then see the candidates featured in this guide.

JUL 20Confirm Democratic registration
AUG 8–16Early voting
AUG 18Election Day
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FIND YOUR RACES

Start with your home address

We use your address only to match election districts. It is not saved.

FEATURED CANDIDATES

OFFICIAL 2026 SCOPE

Every contested Broward office in view.

The guide covers contested Democratic primaries and eligible nonpartisan contests. Unopposed offices are excluded.

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WASHINGTON

Federal

  • United States Senator
  • U.S. House · District 20
  • U.S. House · District 22
  • U.S. House · District 24
  • U.S. House · District 25
  • U.S. House · District 26
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FLORIDA

Statewide

  • Governor of Florida
  • Florida Attorney General
  • Florida Chief Financial Officer
  • Florida Commissioner of Agriculture
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TALLAHASSEE

State Legislature

  • Florida Senate · District 30
  • Florida Senate · District 32
  • Florida House · District 98
  • Florida House · District 100
  • Florida House · District 101
  • Florida House · District 102
  • Florida House · District 103
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BROWARD COUNTY

County

  • Broward County Commission · District 6
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS

School Board

  • Broward School Board · District 1
  • Broward School Board · District 4
  • Broward School Board · District 6
  • Broward School Board · District 7
  • Broward School Board · District 8
Municipal races

Broward County’s published municipal calendar lists elections in March and November 2026—not on the August 18 primary date.

KNOW BEFORE YOU GO

Florida is a closed-primary state.

You must be registered with the Florida Democratic Party by July 20 to vote in its partisan primary. All eligible voters may vote in nonpartisan contests.

A district match is not a sample ballot.

Candidate withdrawals and uncontested races can change what appears. Confirm your final ballot with Broward’s Supervisor of Elections.

Election Day is Tuesday, August 18.

Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Voters in line by 7 p.m. may cast a ballot.