Byron Donalds (R) A

Governor · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on H.R. 1 House passage, which zeroed the NFA tax on suppressors and short-barreled guns (May 2025) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on H.R. 1 final House passage (concurrence) with the NFA tax change (Jul 2025) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

James Uthmeier (R) C

Attorney General · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Basis for grade: Did not return the 2026 FGO candidate survey and has no legislative or congressional voting record on gun bills.
• Public statement: “Glad DOJ has followed suit in this fight for the Second Amendment rights of Americans who are old enough to sign up to defend our nation!” (X post (@AGJamesUthmeier), 2026-09-18, source)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Blaise Ingoglia (R) A

Chief Financial Officer · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Answered our 2026 candidate survey (see the survey results)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Wilton Simpson (R) B

Commissioner of Agriculture · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 89 (2014) Senate: Third Reading (2014-04-03; Threatened use of force / warning shot) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 523 (2014) Senate: Third Reading (2014-04-25; CWL applications via tax collectors) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 525 (2014) Senate: Third Reading (2014-04-25; Public-records exemption for CWL applicant info at tax collectors) (roll call)
• Gun-control vote: voted YES on SB 7026 (2018) Senate: Third Reading (2018-03-05; MSD Public Safety Act: age-21 long-gun purchase, risk protection orders, bump stocks, 3-day wait for long guns (+ guardi) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Ashley Moody (R) A

U.S. Senate · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on H.R. 1 Senate passage with the NFA tax change (Jul 2025) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted NO on Murphy S.Amdt. 3447, tying veterans to the NICS background check system (Aug 2025) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES to confirm Robert Cekada as ATF Director (Apr 2026) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Jimmy Patronis (R) A

U.S. House District 1 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on H.R. 1 House passage, which zeroed the NFA tax on suppressors and short-barreled guns (May 2025) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on H.R. 1 final House passage (concurrence) with the NFA tax change (Jul 2025) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Austin Rogers (R) C

U.S. House District 2 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Basis for grade: Did not return the 2026 FGO candidate survey and has no legislative or congressional voting record on gun bills.
• Public statement: “Every American has a constitutional right to keep and bear arms. Austin will be a strong and unwavering defender of the Second Amendment in Congress.” (Campaign website, issues page, undated (2026 campaign site), source)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Kat Cammack (R) A

U.S. House District 3 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on H.R. 1 House passage, which zeroed the NFA tax on suppressors and short-barreled guns (May 2025) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on H.R. 1 final House passage (concurrence) with the NFA tax change (Jul 2025) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Aaron Bean (R) A

U.S. House District 4 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on H.R. 1 House passage, which zeroed the NFA tax on suppressors and short-barreled guns (May 2025) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on H.R. 1 final House passage (concurrence) with the NFA tax change (Jul 2025) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

John H. Rutherford (R) A

U.S. House District 5 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on H.R. 1 House passage, which zeroed the NFA tax on suppressors and short-barreled guns (May 2025) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on H.R. 1 final House passage (concurrence) with the NFA tax change (Jul 2025) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Randy Fine (R) A

U.S. House District 6 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on H.R. 1 House passage, which zeroed the NFA tax on suppressors and short-barreled guns (May 2025) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on H.R. 1 final House passage (concurrence) with the NFA tax change (Jul 2025) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Ryan Elijah (R) C

U.S. House District 7 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Basis for grade: Did not return the 2026 FGO candidate survey and has no legislative or congressional voting record on gun bills.
• Public statement: “We must continue to protect existing gun rights and defend the Second Amendment. Mental health services and the current required background checks protect public safety.” (iVoterGuide candidate questionnaire, FL U.S. Rep., Dist. 7; answer to: What restrictions on gun ownership are needed to protect public safety?, undated (2026 general questionnaire), source)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Mike Haridopolos (R) A

U.S. House District 8 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on H.R. 1 House passage, which zeroed the NFA tax on suppressors and short-barreled guns (May 2025) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on H.R. 1 final House passage (concurrence) with the NFA tax change (Jul 2025) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Dan Green (R) C

U.S. House District 9 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Basis for grade: Did not return the 2026 FGO candidate survey and has no legislative or congressional voting record on gun bills.
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Joe Strada (R) C

U.S. House District 11 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Basis for grade: Did not return the 2026 FGO candidate survey and has no legislative or congressional voting record on gun bills.
• Public statement: “Defend the Constitution Protect freedom of speech, religious liberty, due process, and the right to keep and bear arms.” (Campaign website, priorities page, undated (2026 campaign site), source)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Gus Michael Bilirakis (R) A

U.S. House District 12 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on H.R. 1 House passage, which zeroed the NFA tax on suppressors and short-barreled guns (May 2025) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on H.R. 1 final House passage (concurrence) with the NFA tax change (Jul 2025) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Anna Paulina Luna (R) A

U.S. House District 13 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on H.R. 1 House passage, which zeroed the NFA tax on suppressors and short-barreled guns (May 2025) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on H.R. 1 final House passage (concurrence) with the NFA tax change (Jul 2025) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Mike Beltran (R) D

U.S. House District 14 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Gun-control vote: voted YES on SB 7030 (2019) House: A – 588513 / Adoption / Second Reading (2019-04-30; Amendment 588513: Jenne (D): yearly psych evaluations for guardians) (roll call)
• Gun-control vote: voted NO on SB 7030 (2019) House: Passage / Third Reading (2019-05-01; MSD Commission recs: expands guardian program to classroom teachers) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Laurel Lee (R) A

U.S. House District 15 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on H.R. 1 House passage, which zeroed the NFA tax on suppressors and short-barreled guns (May 2025) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on H.R. 1 final House passage (concurrence) with the NFA tax change (Jul 2025) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Sydney Gruters (R) C

U.S. House District 16 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Basis for grade: Did not return the 2026 FGO candidate survey and has no legislative or congressional voting record on gun bills.
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Greg Steube (R) A

U.S. House District 17 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on H.R. 1 House passage, which zeroed the NFA tax on suppressors and short-barreled guns (May 2025) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on H.R. 1 final House passage (concurrence) with the NFA tax change (Jul 2025) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Scott Franklin (R) A

U.S. House District 18 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on H.R. 1 House passage, which zeroed the NFA tax on suppressors and short-barreled guns (May 2025) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on H.R. 1 final House passage (concurrence) with the NFA tax change (Jul 2025) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Jim Schwartzel (R) C

U.S. House District 19 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Basis for grade: Did not return the 2026 FGO candidate survey and has no legislative or congressional voting record on gun bills.
• Public statement: “Pro-Second Amendment, without apology.” (Candidate questionnaire (Naples Daily News, as quoted by Smarter.Vote), 2026-08-07, source)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Brent Andersen (R) A

U.S. House District 20 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Answered our 2026 candidate survey (see the survey results)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Brian Mast (R) A

U.S. House District 21 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on H.R. 1 House passage, which zeroed the NFA tax on suppressors and short-barreled guns (May 2025) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on H.R. 1 final House passage (concurrence) with the NFA tax change (Jul 2025) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Casey Askar (R) C

U.S. House District 22 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Basis for grade: Did not return the 2026 FGO candidate survey and has no legislative or congressional voting record on gun bills.
• Public statement: “As a Congressman, I will protect our 2nd Amendment rights, defend our country against foreign threats such as China, and work with President Trump to secure our border.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection survey, undated (2026 cycle), source)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Deborah Adeimy (R) C

U.S. House District 23 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Basis for grade: Did not return the 2026 FGO candidate survey and has no legislative or congressional voting record on gun bills.
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Te Mayonna Brown (R) A

U.S. House District 24 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Answered our 2026 candidate survey (see the survey results)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Scott Singer (R) C

U.S. House District 25 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Basis for grade: Did not return the 2026 FGO candidate survey and has no legislative or congressional voting record on gun bills.
• Public statement: “The Second Amendment guarantees the fundamental right of law abiding Americans to protect themselves. Restrictions should be limited to convicted felons and those proven through due process to be active threats. Instead of unconstitutional limits on lawful ownership, we must enforce existing laws, stop violent criminals, secure our borders, and address the mental health crisis.” (iVoterGuide candidate questionnaire, FL U.S. Rep., Dist. 25; answer to: What restrictions on gun ownership are needed to protect public safety?, undated (2026 general questionnaire), source)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Mario Diaz-Balart (R) A

U.S. House District 26 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on H.R. 1 House passage, which zeroed the NFA tax on suppressors and short-barreled guns (May 2025) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on H.R. 1 final House passage (concurrence) with the NFA tax change (Jul 2025) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Maria Elvira Salazar (R) A

U.S. House District 27 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on H.R. 1 House passage, which zeroed the NFA tax on suppressors and short-barreled guns (May 2025) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on H.R. 1 final House passage (concurrence) with the NFA tax change (Jul 2025) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Carlos A. Gimenez (R) A

U.S. House District 28 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on H.R. 1 House passage, which zeroed the NFA tax on suppressors and short-barreled guns (May 2025) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on H.R. 1 final House passage (concurrence) with the NFA tax change (Jul 2025) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Jay Trumbull (R) A

Florida Senate District 2 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on SB 290 (Apr 2015; House; Carry without license during mandatory evacuation) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted NO on an amendment on HB 163 (Feb 2016; House; Amendment 100077: Moskowitz (D): no open carry within 500 ft of bars) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted NO on an amendment on HB 163 (Feb 2016; House; Amendment 969003: Moskowitz (D): no open carry within 500 ft of movie theaters) (roll call)
• Gun-control vote: voted YES on SB 7026 (Mar 2018; House; MSD Public Safety Act: age-21 long-gun purchase, risk protection orders, bump stocks, 3-day wait for long guns (+ guardian program)) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Jennifer Bradley (R) A

Florida Senate District 6 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on SB 1884 (Apr 2021; Senate; Preemption: damages for local policies) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 259 (Apr 2021; Senate; Carry at religious institutions with schools) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on SB 214 (Mar 2023; Senate; Ban firearm merchant category codes) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Jake Johansson (R) A

Florida Senate District 8 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Answered our 2026 candidate survey (see the survey results)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Jason Brodeur (R) A

Florida Senate District 10 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 155 (Apr 2011; House; Docs v. Glocks: firearm owner privacy) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 45 (Apr 2011; House; Preemption: penalties for local firearm ordinances) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 7161 (Apr 2011; House; OGSR: keeps CWL holder info confidential) (roll call)
• Gun-control vote: voted YES on SB 7026 (Mar 2018; House; MSD Public Safety Act: age-21 long-gun purchase, risk protection orders, bump stocks, 3-day wait for long guns (+ guardian program)) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Colleen Burton (R) A

Florida Senate District 12 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on SB 290 (Apr 2015; House; Carry without license during mandatory evacuation) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted NO on an amendment on HB 163 (Feb 2016; House; Amendment 100077: Moskowitz (D): no open carry within 500 ft of bars) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted NO on an amendment on HB 163 (Feb 2016; House; Amendment 969003: Moskowitz (D): no open carry within 500 ft of movie theaters) (roll call)
• Gun-control vote: voted YES on SB 7026 (Mar 2018; House; MSD Public Safety Act: age-21 long-gun purchase, risk protection orders, bump stocks, 3-day wait for long guns (+ guardian program)) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Josie Tomkow (R) A

Florida Senate District 14 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Basis for grade: Pro-gun record in the Florida House: voted YES on HB 543 (2023), permitless carry; voted YES on HB 759 (2025), lowering the gun purchase age from 21 to 18; voted YES on HB 1551 (2026), the firearm manufacturer liability shield. No gun-control vote on record (28 scored votes, all pro).
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Nick DiCeglie (R) A

Florida Senate District 18 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 7059 (Apr 2019; House; OGSR: CWL info at tax collectors confidential) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 487 (Apr 2019; House; Tactical medical professionals may carry) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 403 (Apr 2019; House; Carry at religious institutions) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Jim Boyd (R) A

Florida Senate District 20 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 155 (Apr 2011; House; Docs v. Glocks: firearm owner privacy) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 45 (Apr 2011; House; Preemption: penalties for local firearm ordinances) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 7161 (Apr 2011; House; OGSR: keeps CWL holder info confidential) (roll call)
• Gun-control vote: voted YES on SB 7026 (Mar 2018; House; MSD Public Safety Act: age-21 long-gun purchase, risk protection orders, bump stocks, 3-day wait for long guns (+ guardian program)) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Chris Nocco (R) C

Florida Senate District 21 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Basis for grade: Did not return the 2026 FGO candidate survey and has no legislative voting record on gun bills.
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

James Buchanan (R) A

Florida Senate District 22 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 7059 (Apr 2019; House; OGSR: CWL info at tax collectors confidential) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 487 (Apr 2019; House; Tactical medical professionals may carry) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 403 (Apr 2019; House; Carry at religious institutions) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Jackie Green (R) C

Florida Senate District 24 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Basis for grade: Did not return the 2026 FGO candidate survey and has no legislative voting record on gun bills.
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Rick Roth (R) B

Florida Senate District 26 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 17 (Mar 2024; House; ending the open-ended extension of the 3-day waiting period) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 1543 (Apr 2023; House; lowering the gun purchase age from 21 to 18) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 259 (Mar 2021; House; carry at churches with schools) (roll call)
• Gun-control vote: voted YES on SB 7026 (Mar 2018; House; raised the gun purchase age to 21 and created red flag orders) (roll call)
• Public statement: “As a conservative, I strongly support the Second Amendment rights of law-abiding citizens. I support Florida’s existing legal framework, which ensures comprehensive background checks through the Florida Department of Law Enforcement and promotes safe firearm storage. However, we must protect gun owners from bureaucratic overreach — such as correcting red flag laws to ensure individuals arrested for non-violent crimes have their constitutional firearm rights promptly restored when cleared.” (iVoterGuide candidate questionnaire, FL State Senator, Dist., 26; answer to: What restrictions on gun ownership are needed to protect public safety?, undated (2026 general questionnaire), source)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Lauren Uhlich Melo (R) A

Florida Senate District 28 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 259 (Mar 2021; House; Carry at religious institutions with schools) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on SB 1884 (Apr 2021; House; Preemption: damages for local policies) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on SB 214 (May 2023; House; Ban firearm merchant category codes) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Hector Rivera (R) C

Florida Senate District 30 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Basis for grade: Did not return the 2026 FGO candidate survey and has no legislative voting record on gun bills.
• Public statement: “The government should enforce existing gun laws and keep firearms out of the hands of violent criminals, domestic abusers, and those legally determined to be a danger to themselves or others. law-abiding citizens must not have their constitutional rights restricted. Public safety is best protected through strong enforcement, mental-health intervention, and ensuring that those who misuse firearms face serious consequences. However, I do believe that much can be done to improve gun stewardship.” (iVoterGuide candidate questionnaire, FL State Senator, Dist., 30; answer to: What restrictions on gun ownership are needed to protect public safety?, undated (2026 general questionnaire), source)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Elizabeth Jeanty (R) C

Florida Senate District 34 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Basis for grade: Did not return the 2026 FGO candidate survey and has no legislative voting record on gun bills.
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Ileana Garcia (R) F

Florida Senate District 36 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Gun-control vote: voted NO on HB 543 (Mar 2023; Senate; Permitless carry (landmark)) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Alexis Maria Calatayud (R) A

Florida Senate District 38 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on SB 214 (Mar 2023; Senate; Ban firearm merchant category codes) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted NO on an amendment on HB 543 (Mar 2023; Senate; Amendment 611140: Berman (D): narrow permitless-carry eligibility) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 543 (Mar 2023; Senate; Permitless carry (landmark)) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Ana Maria Rodriguez (R) A

Florida Senate District 40 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 7059 (Apr 2019; House; OGSR: CWL info at tax collectors confidential) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 487 (Apr 2019; House; Tactical medical professionals may carry) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 403 (Apr 2019; House; Carry at religious institutions) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Michelle Salzman (R) A

Florida House District 1 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 259 (Mar 2021; House; Carry at religious institutions with schools) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on SB 1884 (Apr 2021; House; Preemption: damages for local policies) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted NO on a motion on HB 543 (Mar 2023; House; Amendment 780607: Hunschofsky (D): permitless carry limited by CWL disqualifying misdemeanors) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Jon Fay (R) A

Florida House District 2 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Answered our 2026 candidate survey (see the survey results)
• Basis for grade: Graded A by FGO in its published 2026 primary voter guide; no scored gun votes on record here.
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Nathan Boyles (R) A

Florida House District 3 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 133 (Jan 2026; House; Lower purchase age 21 to 18) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 757 (Feb 2026; House; Guardian program at public colleges) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 1551 (Mar 2026; House; Firearm products liability shield) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Patt Maney (R) A

Florida House District 4 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 259 (Mar 2021; House; Carry at religious institutions with schools) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on SB 1884 (Apr 2021; House; Preemption: damages for local policies) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted NO on a motion on HB 543 (Mar 2023; House; Amendment 780607: Hunschofsky (D): permitless carry limited by CWL disqualifying misdemeanors) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Shane Abbott (R) A

Florida House District 5 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted NO on a motion on HB 543 (Mar 2023; House; Amendment 780607: Hunschofsky (D): permitless carry limited by CWL disqualifying misdemeanors) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 543 (Mar 2023; House; Permitless carry (landmark)) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted NO on a motion on HB 1543 (Apr 2023; House; Amendment 010837: Bartleman (D): strike-all keeping age 21 and extending it to private sales) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Tricia Berry (R) C

Florida House District 6 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Basis for grade: Did not return the 2026 FGO candidate survey and has no legislative voting record on gun bills.
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Tracy Robinson (R) C

Florida House District 9 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Basis for grade: Did not return the 2026 FGO candidate survey and has no legislative voting record on gun bills.
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Marshall Rawson (R) C

Florida House District 10 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Basis for grade: Did not return the 2026 FGO candidate survey and has no legislative voting record on gun bills.
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Terrance Freeman (R) C

Florida House District 12 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Basis for grade: Did not return the 2026 FGO candidate survey and has no legislative voting record on gun bills.
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Dean Black (R) A

Florida House District 15 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted NO on a motion on HB 543 (Mar 2023; House; Amendment 780607: Hunschofsky (D): permitless carry limited by CWL disqualifying misdemeanors) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 543 (Mar 2023; House; Permitless carry (landmark)) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted NO on a motion on HB 1543 (Apr 2023; House; Amendment 010837: Bartleman (D): strike-all keeping age 21 and extending it to private sales) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Jessica Baker (R) A

Florida House District 17 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted NO on a motion on HB 543 (Mar 2023; House; Amendment 780607: Hunschofsky (D): permitless carry limited by CWL disqualifying misdemeanors) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 543 (Mar 2023; House; Permitless carry (landmark)) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted NO on a motion on HB 1543 (Apr 2023; House; Amendment 010837: Bartleman (D): strike-all keeping age 21 and extending it to private sales) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Kim Kendall (R) A

Florida House District 18 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 759 (Mar 2025; House; Lower purchase age 21 to 18) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 383 (Apr 2025; House; LEO/servicemember purchase under 21; carry) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 6025 (Apr 2025; House; Repeal emergency firearm/ammo restrictions) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Sam Greco (R) A

Florida House District 19 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 759 (Mar 2025; House; Lower purchase age 21 to 18) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 383 (Apr 2025; House; LEO/servicemember purchase under 21; carry) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 6025 (Apr 2025; House; Repeal emergency firearm/ammo restrictions) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Judson Sapp (R) A

Florida House District 20 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 759 (Mar 2025; House; Lower purchase age 21 to 18) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 383 (Apr 2025; House; LEO/servicemember purchase under 21; carry) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 6025 (Apr 2025; House; Repeal emergency firearm/ammo restrictions) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Chad Johnson (R) A

Florida House District 22 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 759 (Mar 2025; House; Lower purchase age 21 to 18) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 383 (Apr 2025; House; LEO/servicemember purchase under 21; carry) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 6025 (Apr 2025; House; Repeal emergency firearm/ammo restrictions) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

J.J. Grow (R) B

Florida House District 23 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 759 (Mar 2025; House; Lower purchase age 21 to 18) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 383 (Apr 2025; House; LEO/servicemember purchase under 21; carry) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 6025 (Apr 2025; House; Repeal emergency firearm/ammo restrictions) (roll call)
• Basis for grade: Graded B by FGO in its published 2026 primary voter guide; no scored gun votes on record here.
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Taylor Yarkosky (R) A

Florida House District 25 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted NO on a motion on HB 543 (Mar 2023; House; Amendment 780607: Hunschofsky (D): permitless carry limited by CWL disqualifying misdemeanors) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 543 (Mar 2023; House; Permitless carry (landmark)) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted NO on a motion on HB 1543 (Apr 2023; House; Amendment 010837: Bartleman (D): strike-all keeping age 21 and extending it to private sales) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Nan Cobb (R) A

Florida House District 26 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 759 (Mar 2025; House; Lower purchase age 21 to 18) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 383 (Apr 2025; House; LEO/servicemember purchase under 21; carry) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 6025 (Apr 2025; House; Repeal emergency firearm/ammo restrictions) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Richard Gentry (R) A

Florida House District 27 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 759 (Mar 2025; House; Lower purchase age 21 to 18) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 383 (Apr 2025; House; LEO/servicemember purchase under 21; carry) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 6025 (Apr 2025; House; Repeal emergency firearm/ammo restrictions) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Bill Partington (R) A

Florida House District 28 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 759 (Mar 2025; House; Lower purchase age 21 to 18) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 383 (Apr 2025; House; LEO/servicemember purchase under 21; carry) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 6025 (Apr 2025; House; Repeal emergency firearm/ammo restrictions) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Webster Barnaby (R) A

Florida House District 29 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 259 (Mar 2021; House; Carry at religious institutions with schools) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on SB 1884 (Apr 2021; House; Preemption: damages for local policies) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted NO on a motion on HB 543 (Mar 2023; House; Amendment 780607: Hunschofsky (D): permitless carry limited by CWL disqualifying misdemeanors) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Chase Tramont (R) A

Florida House District 30 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted NO on a motion on HB 543 (Mar 2023; House; Amendment 780607: Hunschofsky (D): permitless carry limited by CWL disqualifying misdemeanors) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 543 (Mar 2023; House; Permitless carry (landmark)) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted NO on a motion on HB 1543 (Apr 2023; House; Amendment 010837: Bartleman (D): strike-all keeping age 21 and extending it to private sales) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Matt Woodside (R) A

Florida House District 31 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Answered our 2026 candidate survey (see the survey results)
• Basis for grade: Graded A by FGO in its published 2026 primary voter guide; no scored gun votes on record here.
• Public statement: “I believe in our 2nd Amendment, constitutional carry, and the right of our law-abiding citizens to defend themselves. I believe we need to strictly enforce the laws we already have in place, prosecute violent criminals, and keep guns out of the hands of felons, domestic abusers, and the dangerously mentally ill. I do not support new restrictions, such as assault weapons bans. These laws punish law-abiding gun owners while criminals ignore them.” (iVoterGuide candidate questionnaire, FL State Rep., Dist. 31; answer to: What restrictions on gun ownership are needed to protect public safety?, undated (2026 general questionnaire), source)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Brian Hodgers (R) B

Florida House District 32 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 133 (Jan 2026; House; Lower purchase age 21 to 18) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 757 (Feb 2026; House; Guardian program at public colleges) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 1551 (Mar 2026; House; Firearm products liability shield) (roll call)
• Basis for grade: Graded B by FGO in its published 2026 primary voter guide; no scored gun votes on record here.
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Monique Miller (R) A

Florida House District 33 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 759 (Mar 2025; House; Lower purchase age 21 to 18) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 383 (Apr 2025; House; LEO/servicemember purchase under 21; carry) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 6025 (Apr 2025; House; Repeal emergency firearm/ammo restrictions) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Robert Brackett (R) A

Florida House District 34 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted NO on a motion on HB 543 (Mar 2023; House; Amendment 780607: Hunschofsky (D): permitless carry limited by CWL disqualifying misdemeanors) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 543 (Mar 2023; House; Permitless carry (landmark)) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted NO on a motion on HB 1543 (Apr 2023; House; Amendment 010837: Bartleman (D): strike-all keeping age 21 and extending it to private sales) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Erika Booth (R) A

Florida House District 35 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 759 (Mar 2025; House; Lower purchase age 21 to 18) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 383 (Apr 2025; House; LEO/servicemember purchase under 21; carry) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 6025 (Apr 2025; House; Repeal emergency firearm/ammo restrictions) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Rachel Plakon (R) A

Florida House District 36 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted NO on a motion on HB 543 (Mar 2023; House; Amendment 780607: Hunschofsky (D): permitless carry limited by CWL disqualifying misdemeanors) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 543 (Mar 2023; House; Permitless carry (landmark)) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted NO on a motion on HB 1543 (Apr 2023; House; Amendment 010837: Bartleman (D): strike-all keeping age 21 and extending it to private sales) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Robert Prater (R) C

Florida House District 37 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Basis for grade: Did not return the 2026 FGO candidate survey and has no legislative voting record on gun bills.
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Emily Duda Buckley (R) A

Florida House District 38 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Answered our 2026 candidate survey (see the survey results)
• Basis for grade: Graded A by FGO in its published 2026 primary voter guide; no scored gun votes on record here.
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Doug Bankson (R) A

Florida House District 39 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted NO on a motion on HB 543 (Mar 2023; House; Amendment 780607: Hunschofsky (D): permitless carry limited by CWL disqualifying misdemeanors) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 543 (Mar 2023; House; Permitless carry (landmark)) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted NO on a motion on HB 1543 (Apr 2023; House; Amendment 010837: Bartleman (D): strike-all keeping age 21 and extending it to private sales) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Tuan Le (R) C

Florida House District 40 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Basis for grade: Did not return the 2026 FGO candidate survey and has no legislative voting record on gun bills.
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Bonnie Jackson (R) C

Florida House District 42 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Basis for grade: Did not return the 2026 FGO candidate survey and has no legislative voting record on gun bills.
• Public statement: “None. The Second Amendment makes it clear that individuals have the right to both keep and bear arms.” (iVoterGuide candidate questionnaire, FL State Rep., Dist. 42; answer to: What restrictions on gun ownership are needed to protect public safety?, undated (2026 general questionnaire), source)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Jorge Malavet (R) C

Florida House District 43 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Basis for grade: Did not return the 2026 FGO candidate survey and has no legislative voting record on gun bills.
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Erin Huntley (R) C

Florida House District 45 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Basis for grade: Did not return the 2026 FGO candidate survey and has no legislative voting record on gun bills.
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Michael Cruz (R) C

Florida House District 46 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Basis for grade: Did not return the 2026 FGO candidate survey and has no legislative voting record on gun bills.
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Jonathan Albert (R) A

Florida House District 48 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 759 (Mar 2025; House; Lower purchase age 21 to 18) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 383 (Apr 2025; House; LEO/servicemember purchase under 21; carry) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 6025 (Apr 2025; House; Repeal emergency firearm/ammo restrictions) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Jennifer Kincart Jonsson (R) A

Florida House District 49 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 759 (Mar 2025; House; Lower purchase age 21 to 18) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 383 (Apr 2025; House; LEO/servicemember purchase under 21; carry) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 6025 (Apr 2025; House; Repeal emergency firearm/ammo restrictions) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Jennifer Canady (R) A

Florida House District 50 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted NO on a motion on HB 543 (Mar 2023; House; Amendment 780607: Hunschofsky (D): permitless carry limited by CWL disqualifying misdemeanors) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 543 (Mar 2023; House; Permitless carry (landmark)) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted NO on a motion on HB 1543 (Apr 2023; House; Amendment 010837: Bartleman (D): strike-all keeping age 21 and extending it to private sales) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Hilary Holley (R) C

Florida House District 51 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Basis for grade: Did not return the 2026 FGO candidate survey and has no legislative voting record on gun bills.
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Samantha Scott (R) C

Florida House District 52 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Basis for grade: Did not return the 2026 FGO candidate survey and has no legislative voting record on gun bills.
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Brian Hawkins (R) F

Florida House District 53 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Basis for grade: Graded F by FGO in its published 2026 primary voter guide; no scored gun votes on record here.
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Walter Price (R) C

Florida House District 55 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Basis for grade: Did not return the 2026 FGO candidate survey and has no legislative voting record on gun bills.
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Brad Yeager (R) A

Florida House District 56 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted NO on a motion on HB 543 (Mar 2023; House; Amendment 780607: Hunschofsky (D): permitless carry limited by CWL disqualifying misdemeanors) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 543 (Mar 2023; House; Permitless carry (landmark)) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on SB 214 (May 2023; House; Ban firearm merchant category codes) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Adam C. Anderson (R) A

Florida House District 57 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted NO on a motion on HB 543 (Mar 2023; House; Amendment 780607: Hunschofsky (D): permitless carry limited by CWL disqualifying misdemeanors) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 543 (Mar 2023; House; Permitless carry (landmark)) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted NO on a motion on HB 1543 (Apr 2023; House; Amendment 010837: Bartleman (D): strike-all keeping age 21 and extending it to private sales) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Kimberly "Kim" Berfield (R) A

Florida House District 58 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted NO on a motion on HB 543 (Mar 2023; House; Amendment 780607: Hunschofsky (D): permitless carry limited by CWL disqualifying misdemeanors) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 543 (Mar 2023; House; Permitless carry (landmark)) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted NO on a motion on HB 1543 (Apr 2023; House; Amendment 010837: Bartleman (D): strike-all keeping age 21 and extending it to private sales) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Berny Jacques (R) A

Florida House District 59 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted NO on a motion on HB 543 (Mar 2023; House; Amendment 780607: Hunschofsky (D): permitless carry limited by CWL disqualifying misdemeanors) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 543 (Mar 2023; House; Permitless carry (landmark)) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted NO on a motion on HB 1543 (Apr 2023; House; Amendment 010837: Bartleman (D): strike-all keeping age 21 and extending it to private sales) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Melissa Rutland (R) C

Florida House District 60 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Basis for grade: Did not return the 2026 FGO candidate survey and has no legislative voting record on gun bills.
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Linda Chaney (R) F

Florida House District 61 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Gun-control vote: voted YES on a motion on HB 1543 (Apr 2023; House; Amendment 010837: Bartleman (D): strike-all keeping age 21 and extending it to private sales) (roll call)
• Gun-control vote: voted NO on HB 1543 (Apr 2023; House; Lower purchase age 21 to 18) (roll call)
• Gun-control vote: voted NO on HB 1223 (Mar 2024; House; Lower purchase age 21 to 18) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Dan Weldon (R) C

Florida House District 64 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Basis for grade: Did not return the 2026 FGO candidate survey and has no legislative voting record on gun bills.
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Karen Gonzalez Pittman (R) C

Florida House District 65 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Gun-control vote: voted NO on HB 1543 (Apr 2023; House; Lower purchase age 21 to 18) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Traci Koster (R) A

Florida House District 66 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 259 (Mar 2021; House; Carry at religious institutions with schools) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on SB 1884 (Apr 2021; House; Preemption: damages for local policies) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted NO on a motion on HB 543 (Mar 2023; House; Amendment 780607: Hunschofsky (D): permitless carry limited by CWL disqualifying misdemeanors) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Lisette Bonano (R) C

Florida House District 67 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Basis for grade: Did not return the 2026 FGO candidate survey and has no legislative voting record on gun bills.
• Public statement: “Law-abiding citizens should not face unnecessary restrictions on their Second Amendment rights. I support enforcing existing laws, keeping firearms out of the hands of violent criminals and individuals legally determined to be a serious danger, and strengthening penalties for those who misuse firearms. Any restrictions must protect due process and constitutional rights.” (iVoterGuide candidate questionnaire, FL State Rep., Dist. 67; answer to: What restrictions on gun ownership are needed to protect public safety?, undated (2026 general questionnaire), source)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Ryan Gill (R) C

Florida House District 68 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Basis for grade: Did not return the 2026 FGO candidate survey and has no legislative voting record on gun bills.
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Daniel "Danny" Alvarez (R) C

Florida House District 69 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Gun-control vote: voted NO on HB 1551 (Mar 2026; House; Firearm products liability shield) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Michael Owen (R) A

Florida House District 70 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 759 (Mar 2025; House; Lower purchase age 21 to 18) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 383 (Apr 2025; House; LEO/servicemember purchase under 21; carry) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 6025 (Apr 2025; House; Repeal emergency firearm/ammo restrictions) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Jordan Varnadore (R) F

Florida House District 71 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Basis for grade: Graded F by FGO in its published 2026 primary voter guide; no scored gun votes on record here.
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

William "Bill" Conerly (R) A+

Florida House District 72 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 759 (Mar 2025; House; Lower purchase age 21 to 18) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 383 (Apr 2025; House; LEO/servicemember purchase under 21; carry) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 6025 (Apr 2025; House; Repeal emergency firearm/ammo restrictions) (roll call)
• Basis for grade: Graded A+ by FGO in its published 2026 primary voter guide; no scored gun votes on record here.
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Fiona McFarland (R) A

Florida House District 73 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on SB 1884 (Apr 2021; House; Preemption: damages for local policies) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted NO on a motion on HB 543 (Mar 2023; House; Amendment 780607: Hunschofsky (D): permitless carry limited by CWL disqualifying misdemeanors) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 543 (Mar 2023; House; Permitless carry (landmark)) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Nick Pachota (R) F

Florida House District 74 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Basis for grade: Graded F by FGO in its published 2026 primary voter guide; no scored gun votes on record here.
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Danny Nix Jr. (R) A

Florida House District 75 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 759 (Mar 2025; House; Lower purchase age 21 to 18) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 383 (Apr 2025; House; LEO/servicemember purchase under 21; carry) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 6025 (Apr 2025; House; Repeal emergency firearm/ammo restrictions) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Vanessa Oliver (R) A

Florida House District 76 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 759 (Mar 2025; House; Lower purchase age 21 to 18) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 383 (Apr 2025; House; LEO/servicemember purchase under 21; carry) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 6025 (Apr 2025; House; Repeal emergency firearm/ammo restrictions) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Tiffany Esposito (R) A

Florida House District 77 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted NO on a motion on HB 543 (Mar 2023; House; Amendment 780607: Hunschofsky (D): permitless carry limited by CWL disqualifying misdemeanors) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 543 (Mar 2023; House; Permitless carry (landmark)) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted NO on a motion on HB 1543 (Apr 2023; House; Amendment 010837: Bartleman (D): strike-all keeping age 21 and extending it to private sales) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Susan Frantz (R) C

Florida House District 78 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Basis for grade: Did not return the 2026 FGO candidate survey and has no legislative voting record on gun bills.
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Adam Botana (R) A

Florida House District 80 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 259 (Mar 2021; House; Carry at religious institutions with schools) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on SB 1884 (Apr 2021; House; Preemption: damages for local policies) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted NO on a motion on HB 543 (Mar 2023; House; Amendment 780607: Hunschofsky (D): permitless carry limited by CWL disqualifying misdemeanors) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Yvette Benarroch (R) A

Florida House District 81 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 759 (Mar 2025; House; Lower purchase age 21 to 18) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 383 (Apr 2025; House; LEO/servicemember purchase under 21; carry) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 6025 (Apr 2025; House; Repeal emergency firearm/ammo restrictions) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Liesa Priddy (R) C

Florida House District 82 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Basis for grade: Did not return the 2026 FGO candidate survey and has no legislative voting record on gun bills.
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Kaylee Tuck (R) A

Florida House District 83 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 259 (Mar 2021; House; Carry at religious institutions with schools) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on SB 1884 (Apr 2021; House; Preemption: damages for local policies) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted NO on a motion on HB 543 (Mar 2023; House; Amendment 780607: Hunschofsky (D): permitless carry limited by CWL disqualifying misdemeanors) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Dana Trabulsy (R) A

Florida House District 84 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 259 (Mar 2021; House; Carry at religious institutions with schools) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on SB 1884 (Apr 2021; House; Preemption: damages for local policies) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted NO on a motion on HB 543 (Mar 2023; House; Amendment 780607: Hunschofsky (D): permitless carry limited by CWL disqualifying misdemeanors) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Anthony Bonna (R) C

Florida House District 85 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Basis for grade: Did not return the 2026 FGO candidate survey and has no legislative voting record on gun bills.
• Public statement: “We need to enforce the laws already on the books and keep guns out of the hands of violent criminals. New restrictions on law-abiding gun owners will not stop criminals and would infringe on our Second Amendment rights.” (iVoterGuide candidate questionnaire, FL State Rep., Dist. 85; answer to: What restrictions on gun ownership are needed to protect public safety?, undated (2026 general questionnaire), source)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

John Snyder (R) A

Florida House District 86 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 259 (Mar 2021; House; Carry at religious institutions with schools) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on SB 1884 (Apr 2021; House; Preemption: damages for local policies) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted NO on a motion on HB 543 (Mar 2023; House; Amendment 780607: Hunschofsky (D): permitless carry limited by CWL disqualifying misdemeanors) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Jon Maples (R) C

Florida House District 87 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Basis for grade: Did not return the 2026 FGO candidate survey and has no legislative voting record on gun bills.
• Public statement: “I fully support the Second Amendment and believe law-abiding citizens have the right to keep and bear arms. The best way to protect public safety isn’t to punish responsible gun owners, but to promote firearm safety, education, proper training, and accountability. Guns do not act on their own; people do. We need to focus on responsible handling, and enforce existing laws against those who misuse firearms.” (iVoterGuide candidate questionnaire, FL State Rep., Dist. 87; answer to: What restrictions on gun ownership are needed to protect public safety?, undated (2026 general questionnaire), source)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

William Joseph (R) C

Florida House District 88 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Basis for grade: Did not return the 2026 FGO candidate survey and has no legislative voting record on gun bills.
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Cathy Higgins (R) C

Florida House District 89 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Basis for grade: Did not return the 2026 FGO candidate survey and has no legislative voting record on gun bills.
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Ionel Roiban (R) C

Florida House District 90 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Basis for grade: Did not return the 2026 FGO candidate survey and has no legislative voting record on gun bills.
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Peggy Gossett-Seidman (R) F

Florida House District 91 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Gun-control vote: voted NO on HB 17 (Mar 2024; House; Strikes "or upon completion of records checks, whichever occurs later" so 3-day wait cannot be extended by pending check) (roll call)
• Gun-control vote: voted NO on HB 759 (Mar 2025; House; Lower purchase age 21 to 18) (roll call)
• Gun-control vote: voted NO on HB 133 (Jan 2026; House; Lower purchase age 21 to 18) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Steve Byers (R) C

Florida House District 92 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Basis for grade: Did not return the 2026 FGO candidate survey and has no legislative voting record on gun bills.
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Anne Gerwig (R) F

Florida House District 93 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Gun-control vote: voted NO on HB 759 (Mar 2025; House; Lower purchase age 21 to 18) (roll call)
• Gun-control vote: voted NO on HB 133 (Jan 2026; House; Lower purchase age 21 to 18) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Megan Weinberger (R) A

Florida House District 94 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 759 (Mar 2025; House; Lower purchase age 21 to 18) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 383 (Apr 2025; House; LEO/servicemember purchase under 21; carry) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 6025 (Apr 2025; House; Repeal emergency firearm/ammo restrictions) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Yoni Anijar (R) C

Florida House District 100 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Basis for grade: Did not return the 2026 FGO candidate survey and has no legislative voting record on gun bills.
• Public statement: “As United States Army Captain, I took a solemn, sacred oath to support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic. That oath does not expire. The Second Amendment is not a second-class right; it is the ultimate guarantor of all our other constitutional liberties. To protect public safety, our focus must be on disarming criminals, addressing the mental health crisis, and securing soft targets like our schools,.” (iVoterGuide candidate questionnaire, FL State Rep., Dist. 100; answer to: What restrictions on gun ownership are needed to protect public safety?, undated (2026 general questionnaire), source)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Hillary Cassel (R) F

Florida House District 101 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Gun-control vote: voted YES on a motion on HB 543 (Mar 2023; House; Amendment 780607: Hunschofsky (D): permitless carry limited by CWL disqualifying misdemeanors) (roll call)
• Gun-control vote: voted NO on HB 543 (Mar 2023; House; Permitless carry (landmark)) (roll call)
• Gun-control vote: voted YES on a motion on HB 1543 (Apr 2023; House; Amendment 010837: Bartleman (D): strike-all keeping age 21 and extending it to private sales) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Mery Lopez-Palma (R) C

Florida House District 102 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Basis for grade: Did not return the 2026 FGO candidate survey and has no legislative voting record on gun bills.
• Public statement: “I believe law-abiding citizens have a constitutional right to keep and bear arms. Public safety is best protected by holding offenders accountable while preserving constitutional rights of responsible Americans.” (iVoterGuide candidate questionnaire, FL State Rep., Dist. 102; answer to: What restrictions on gun ownership are needed to protect public safety?, undated (2026 general questionnaire), source)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Imtiaz Mohammad (R) C

Florida House District 103 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Basis for grade: Did not return the 2026 FGO candidate survey and has no legislative voting record on gun bills.
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Fabian Basabe (R) C

Florida House District 106 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Gun-control vote: voted NO on HB 17 (Mar 2024; House; Strikes "or upon completion of records checks, whichever occurs later" so 3-day wait cannot be extended by pending check) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Wancito Francius (R) C

Florida House District 108 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Basis for grade: Did not return the 2026 FGO candidate survey and has no legislative voting record on gun bills.
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Bruno A. Barreiro (R) C

Florida House District 113 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Basis for grade: Did not return the 2026 FGO candidate survey and has no legislative voting record on gun bills.
• Public statement: “The Second Amendment is a right, not a privilege. Public safety comes from keeping guns away from violent felons, fugitives, and people adjudicated mentally ill—and from prosecuting those crimes. I support existing background checks on dealer sales. I oppose new bans on common firearms, confiscation schemes, and laws that punish law-abiding owners instead of criminals.” (iVoterGuide candidate questionnaire, FL State Rep., Dist. 113; answer to: What restrictions on gun ownership are needed to protect public safety?, undated (2026 general questionnaire), source)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Omar Blanco (R) A

Florida House District 115 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 759 (Mar 2025; House; Lower purchase age 21 to 18) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 383 (Apr 2025; House; LEO/servicemember purchase under 21; carry) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 6025 (Apr 2025; House; Repeal emergency firearm/ammo restrictions) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Ashley Perez-Biliskov (R) C

Florida House District 116 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Basis for grade: Did not return the 2026 FGO candidate survey and has no legislative voting record on gun bills.
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Miguel Granda (R) C

Florida House District 117 · Incumbent: No · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Basis for grade: Did not return the 2026 FGO candidate survey and has no legislative voting record on gun bills.
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Mike Redondo (R) A

Florida House District 118 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 1223 (Mar 2024; House; Lower purchase age 21 to 18) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 1615 (Mar 2024; House; Repeal emergency firearm/ammo restrictions) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 17 (Mar 2024; House; Strikes "or upon completion of records checks, whichever occurs later" so 3-day wait cannot be extended by pending check) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)

Juan Carlos Porras (R) A

Florida House District 119 · Incumbent: Yes · Graded by Florida Gun Owners (FGO)

• Pro-gun vote: voted NO on a motion on HB 543 (Mar 2023; House; Amendment 780607: Hunschofsky (D): permitless carry limited by CWL disqualifying misdemeanors) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted YES on HB 543 (Mar 2023; House; Permitless carry (landmark)) (roll call)
• Pro-gun vote: voted NO on a motion on HB 1543 (Apr 2023; House; Amendment 010837: Bartleman (D): strike-all keeping age 21 and extending it to private sales) (roll call)
• On the November 3 ballot: Republican nominee (source)