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Florida · 2026 United States general election · November 3

U.S. House · District 6

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Randy Fine Republican · Incumbent Republican incumbent Randy Fine represents Florida's 6th District and seeks his first full term in November 2026. Full profile → Andrew Parrott Libertarian Libertarian candidate Andrew Parrott challenges for Florida's 6th Congressional District seat in 2026 Full profile → Eric Yonce Democratic Democratic challenger Eric Yonce faces incumbent Rep. Randy Fine in Florida's 6th Congressional District in 2026. Full profile →
Michael Gist No party listed Michael Gist (No Party Affiliation) withdrew from the District 6 race; votes cast for him will not count. Withdrew

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IssueRandy Fine
Republican
Andrew Parrott
Libertarian
Eric Yonce
Democratic
Economy & jobsSupports pro-growth policies, tariffs, and working-family tax cuts Voted 31 yes · 8 no · 2 missedPrioritizes fighting inflation and supports the Fair Tax Supports worker wages, small business growth, and ending tariffs
HousingVoted against the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act Voted 2 yes · 1 no no sourced position Supports affordable housing and curbing corporate home-buying
Health careSupports price transparency to cut healthcare costs; opposes welfare for non-citizens Voted 9 yes · 1 no · 1 missedSupports abolishing taxpayer-funded healthcare and employer insurance Supports not-for-profit healthcare, drug price negotiation, Medicare protection
ImmigrationSupports completing border wall, mass deportations, and ending benefits for illegal aliens Voted 7 yes · 1 no Supports border security and streamlined legal immigration Supports secure borders, due process, and pathways to citizenship
Abortion & reproductive rightsOpposes taxpayer-funded abortions; supports informed consent for abortion-inducing drugs Voted 1 yes Opposes elective abortion; supports leaving policy to states Supports codifying abortion rights and less restrictive Florida laws
EducationSupports K-12 AI literacy education and school choice expansion Voted 9 yes · 1 no Supports school choice and eliminating the Dept. of Education Supports public school investment and equal accountability for vouchers
Climate & energyOpposes climate regulations; supports domestic fossil fuel production Voted 41 yes · 8 no · 1 missedDisagrees that man-made climate change requires urgent political action Supports flood resilience, green infrastructure, and limiting floodplain development
Crime & public safetySupports law enforcement, deportation of criminals, military assistance to police Voted 35 yes · 4 no Opposes redirecting police funding to community programs Supports funding mental-health support for first responders
Taxes & budgetSupports tax cuts for working families; voted for H.R. 1 Voted 16 yes · 4 no · 1 missedSupports the Fair Tax bill to balance the budget and cut inflation Supports redirecting federal spending from overseas back to local infrastructure
GunsStrongly supports Second Amendment rights; NRA A-rating Voted 4 yes · 1 missedOpposes gun restrictions except for violent felons Supports stronger background checks while respecting law-abiding gun owners
Democracy & electionsSupports English-only ballots; backed SAVE America Act voter integrity bill Voted 5 yes Supports photo ID requirements and opposes abolishing Electoral College Supports overturning Citizens United, term limits, and anti-corruption reforms
Foreign policy & defenseAmerica First; supports strong alliances, especially with Israel; counters China and Russia Voted 23 yes · 2 no Favors non-interventionism; prioritizes countering China economically Supports diplomacy-first approach; would condition military aid on human rights compliance

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