Scott
Eckhard Jewett

Smarter.Vote's candidate profile states Jewett qualified by paying the qualifying fee and advanced after the Libertarian primary was canceled. No direct Florida Division of Elections record was retrieved; this relies on secondary listings.

An October survey reported Donalds and Jolly tied at 45%, with 4% choosing 'someone else' and 7% undecided. The poll did not identify what share, if any, of respondents chose Jewett specifically.

WUSF published a voter guide for the November 3 general election. A Smarter.Vote candidate profile listed Jewett and running mate Nicole Skelly as the Libertarian ticket, with priorities including homeowners' insurance, property taxes, nuclear power, criminal-justice reform, and school choice. The profile noted no campaign-finance data was found in public sources as of August 27.

Jewett urged Republican nominee Byron Donalds and Democratic nominee David Jolly to debate him, proposing forums at Stetson University (Oct. 5), Florida A&M University (Oct. 12), and Florida Atlantic University (Oct. 15). Whether any of these took place as three-candidate debates is not established by the sources reviewed.

WPBF reported Jewett attended a campaign event and quoted him saying 'We're about personal freedom and cutting government.' The report covered candidates' voter outreach on issues including education, health care, and economic growth.

The Jewett campaign updated its announcement confirming his participation in the Tampa-area candidates forum. Independent reporting on what he said at the forum was not found in the sources reviewed.

Scott Jewett's campaign announced he would appear at the Patriots4America Hillsborough Candidates Forum in Tampa, describing it as his only Tampa Bay appearance before the November election.