FL-03 Democratic nominee?
3hTom Wells's odds are now 38%, up from the prior high of 2%.


Primary Election
Party selects its nominee.
Current roleCandidate
PartyDemocratic
Political ideologyProgressive Democrat
LocationFlorida
Notable personal detailsThomas Beckwith Wells is a Democratic candidate for the U.S. House in Florida’s 3rd Congressional District. He filed for the 2026 cycle on November 20, 2025 and qualified on June 12, 2026. He has been a prior Democratic nominee for FL-03 and has raised and reported funds through his principal campaign committee, Tom Wells for Congress.
Tom Wells runs a strongly progressive campaign and supports policies that expand government-provided social programs (for example, single-payer health care) and uses tax policy tools such as inheritance taxation and pollution/social-cost taxes as part of his platform. His public materials frame taxation policy toward funding expanded public services and addressing economic inequality and environmental externalities.
Supports a single-payer system (Medicare for All) and prioritizes expanding public healthcare coverage as a central policy goal. Lists Medicare for All alongside other progressive priorities such as a Green New Deal and living wages.
The candidate supports abortion/reproductive rights and calls for codifying women’s reproductive rights into federal law. The campaign frames abortion access as part of civil rights and reproductive justice.
Supports aggressive climate action including declaring climate change the critical problem of our time and terminating the use of fossil fuels while building climate-resilient clean energy infrastructure across Florida.
Supports reinstating an assault-weapons ban (references S-2095) and adopting stronger purchase controls such as training and licensing requirements and limits on handgun carry. Positions align with expanded gun-safety regulations and measures to regulate firearm access while preserving judicial review of constitutionality.
Tom Wells's odds are now 38%, up from the prior high of 2%.
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