Which Party wins the 2026 Florida District 7 US House Election?

Nov 7, 2026, 4:59am UTC, in 105 daysLast updated: Jul 25, 2026, 12:38 PM UTC

FL-07 House winner?

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R. Party

67.0%

D. Party

36.0%

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Michael Alfonso is seeking the Republican nomination in Wisconsin's 7th Congressional District with backing from Donald Trump and other GOP leaders. He faces a primary challenge from several rivals, and local Republicans have raised concerns about his experience. The Aug. 11 primary will decide the GOP nominee. The news is mostly about the Republican primary and does not directly change the general-election party outlook. It may add some uncertainty if the nomination fight becomes more competitive.

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