Florida U.S. House District 27

State records available; final verification pending

The current field comes from the state election authority. Any unofficial primary result remains labeled unofficial, and an incomplete state list is not presented as final.

Florida Department of State, Division of Elections

November matchup not yet formed

Matchup forms after the 2026-08-18 primary.

Basis: Florida Department of State, Division of Elections · next event 2026-08-18

Current field

4 candidates

Robin Peguero
Florida Democratic Party · state primary qualified
Campaign site · linked through an FEC committee filing
$1.0M raised
Eliott Rodriguez
Florida Democratic Party · state primary qualified
Campaign site · linked through an FEC committee filing
$617K raised
Biography, in the campaign's words
- “I’ve spent forty years telling South Florida’s story.” source
Stated priorities, in the campaign's words
- “Defending Social Security and Medicare” source
- “Investing in education” source
- “making South Florida affordable again” source
- “Protecting our environment”
V. Michael Arias
Republican Party of Florida · state primary qualified
Campaign site · linked through an FEC committee filing
$134K raised
Maria Elvira Salazar
Republican Party of Florida · state primary qualified
Campaign site · linked through an FEC committee filing
Biography, in the campaign's words
- “Salazar graduated from the University of Miami and later from Harvard University” source
- “the daughter of Cuban exiles who fled communism” source
- “Before serving in Congress, she was an award-winning journalist” source
- “Born in Miami’s Little Havana” source
- “Winning five Emmy Awards” source

Earlier or withdrawn candidates

Historical records remain visible; status events are append-only.

Alexander Fornino
Florida Democratic Party · did not qualify
$25K raised
No campaign website is reported to the FEC for this candidate.

“Strengthening our economy” source

Stated positions, in the campaign's words

“build more workforce housing, and stabilize the insurance market” source

Quoted verbatim from the candidate's own campaign site, which is linked to them through an FEC committee filing. Passages are selected automatically; the wording is the campaign's, and it is a self-description rather than an independent account.

“She became the anchor for CNN Español” source

Prior service stated by the campaign

Congress, Miami“elected to Congress in November 2020 to serve Miami” source

Stated priorities, in the campaign's words

“committed to being a strong advocate against these oppressive regimes” source
“defend freedom, democracy, and human rights” source
“strengthening the economy, improving healthcare, supporting public safety, and defending the freedoms” source
“committed to securing funding for its restoration and preservation” source
“safeguard our coastal communities from the increasing threats of hurricanes, storm surges, and rising sea levels” source
“championing initiatives to cut red tape, enhance access to capital” source
“improve access to care, strengthen our healthcare system” source
“create more opportunities for South Florida families, support local businesses” source
“committed to ensuring South Florida has the modern infrastructure needed” source
“focused on reducing unnecessary federal spending” source

Stated positions, in the campaign's words

“fighting to stop socialism from ever coming and ruining America” source
“against socialism, communism, and authoritarian regimes” source
“voted to lower taxes, supported efforts to provide greater tax relief for working families” source
“we must set limits on how long public servants can serve in Washington” source