
Governor
Byron Donalds
Byron Donalds is the Republican nominee for governor and is seeking to become Florida’s next governor on November 3, 2026. Also in the 2026 gubernatorial race are David Jolly and Dean Abrams, NPA, of Sarasota, Florida.
From city council to governor, voters across North Miami and the surrounding area will be casting important ballots on November 3, 2026.

Governor
Byron Donalds is the Republican nominee for governor and is seeking to become Florida’s next governor on November 3, 2026. Also in the 2026 gubernatorial race are David Jolly and Dean Abrams, NPA, of Sarasota, Florida.

Mayor
George Morgan is a North Miami community leader, longtime resident, and devoted family man. Running on integrity, accountability, and real change, he is challenging current mayor Alix Desulme as voters focus on stronger leadership and renewed public trust in City Hall.

City Council Seat 2
Brian Jinks is a community leader, businessman, and family-oriented candidate challenging incumbent Kassandra Timothe. His campaign is drawing strong attention from voters who want accountability, sound leadership, and a better future for North Miami.

City Council Seat 3
Joban Jules is a businessman, man of faith, and advocate for change in the community. He is challenging Mary Estime-Irvin while presenting a message centered on justice, accountability, and restoring confidence in local leadership.

House Seat 108
Wancito Francius is challenging former senator and state representative Daphne Campbell. His campaign is built on character, fresh energy, stronger community engagement, and a commitment to representing the district effectively in Tallahassee.

Senate Seat 34
Elizabeth Jeanty and Ashley Gant are facing off for Senate District 34. Both are Black women, business owners, and community leaders, while supporters say Jeanty’s deep local roots and years of advocacy in the community give her a notable advantage.

Congressional Seat 24
TE Brown is a business owner and family-oriented community advocate who has made a name for herself in North Miami by supporting local nonprofits and assisting small businesses. She is running on strong leadership, meaningful community engagement, and a bold vision for better representation in Congress.