Republicans are likely to win Florida's 26th District

Last updated Aug 6, 2:48 PM

Republicans

92%

Probability

Democrats

Probability

Likely Republican

Generic BallotD+5.7

Projected MarginR+11

Trend—

Forecast Components

Decision Desk HQ's forecast for this race blends 75% fundamentals and 25% markets. Fundamentals capture the structural conditions of the race, including partisan baseline adjusted for national environment, incumbency, presidential party cycle effects, and net campaign financial advantage.

Forecast Breakdown

Fundamentals75%

Markets25%

Generic Congressional Ballot

If the election for Congress were being held today, who would Americans vote for?

Aug 5, 10:26 AM EDTNationalLV, RV, Adults

Candidate	Average	1W	1M
Democrat	45.50%	-1.2%	+0.3%
Republican	39.80%	-1.1%	-0.5%
Democrat +5.7%
Democrat +5.7%

FEC Data

How candidates and outside groups are spending money in this race

Candidate	Raised	Spent	Outside Support	Outside Oppose	Report	Date
Mario Diaz-Balart	$1,902,246	$1,269,136	-	-	JULY QUARTERLY	6/30/2026
Mario Diaz-Balart	$1,517,555	$1,099,964	-	-	APRIL QUARTERLY	3/31/2026
Nicole Locklin	$304,480	$114,223	-	-	JULY QUARTERLY	6/30/2026
Nicole Locklin	$105,198	$29,206	-	-	APRIL QUARTERLY	3/31/2026

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Republicans 92%

Republicans are likely to win Florida's 26th District

Forecast Components

Generic Congressional Ballot

FEC Data