Florida Candidates Sprint Into Final Campaign Week
As Election Day approaches, statewide campaigns are ramping up rally schedules and voter outreach efforts across Florida.
Updated on Oct. 27, 2026 in Elections

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Florida gubernatorial and Senate candidates have kicked off their final week of campaigning with a flurry of rallies, tours, and phone banks. Parties are pushing to boost turnout in the home stretch before the polls open on November 3.
Why it matters
Campaigns are zeroing in on voter turnout as they enter the final eight-day window before Election Day. Voters have identified affordability as the primary issue driving their decisions in this cycle.
Election Day is scheduled for November 3, 2026, which is exactly eight days after the start of this final push. Candidate David Jolly has launched an expansive 15-stop campaign tour across the state to maximize his reach.
The players
Donald Trump
Donald Trump is the current President of the United States.
David Jolly
David Jolly is a political candidate currently touring the state to court undecided voters.
Ashley Moody
Ashley Moody is the incumbent U.S. Senator for Florida, appointed to the seat by the governor.
Barack Obama
Barack Obama is a former President of the United States who has endorsed candidate Angie Nixon.
Bill Clinton
Bill Clinton is a former President of the United States who has joined David Jolly on the campaign trail.
The details
Republicans held a Get Out The Vote rally in Clearwater as part of their strategy to mobilize supporters. Meanwhile, Democrat David Jolly has been campaigning across the state, including appearances with Bill Clinton, while Angie Nixon has secured an endorsement from Barack Obama.
Timeline
October 23, 2026: Donald Trump held a rally in Fort Myers.
October 26, 2026: David Jolly started a 15-stop campaign tour in Pensacola.
October 30, 2026: Donald Trump is scheduled to visit Daytona Beach.
November 3, 2026: Election Day arrives.
Political Context
The current election cycle follows the political shift initiated by the appointment of Ashley Moody to the U.S. Senate. This appointment occurred after Marco Rubio resigned his Senate seat to serve as Secretary of State.
Voters can expect an increase in political advertising and local campaign events as parties intensify their get-out-the-vote efforts. These final actions directly influence which policies regarding affordability will be prioritized by the winning candidates.
The takeaway
With only eight days remaining, campaigns are prioritizing direct contact with voters to address concerns over affordability. Residents should prepare for increased activity in their communities as candidates make their final push to secure turnout.
Further reading
For more background on the state's upcoming races, visit Florida Elections.
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