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Immediate, Continual Updates at www.newsserviceflorida.com LIST OF CANDIDATES QUALIFIED TO RUN FOR CONGRESS By THE NEWS SERVICE OF FLORIDA The list of candidates who filed qualifying papers by the deadline Friday to run for House seats in Congress in Florida. Write-in candidates, whose names won't be on the ballot, not included unless they serve to keep a primary closed CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT 1 Jeff Miller, REP, Incumbent Joe Cantrell NPA John Krause NPA DISTRICT 2 Allen Boyd DEM, Incumbent Dianne Berryhill NPA Eddie Henry REP Al Lawson DEM Paul McKain NPA Ronald McNeil REP Barbara Olschner REP David Scholl REP Steve Southerland REP DISTRICT 3 Corrine Brown DEM, Incumbent Dean Black REP Scott Fortune DEM Terry Martin-Back NPA Chris Nwasike REP Michael "Mike" Yost REP DISTRICT 4 Ander Crenshaw REP, Incumbent Troy Dwayne Stanley NPA DISTRICT 5* OPEN (Brown-Waite) Ginny Brown-Waite REP, Incumbent* Richard "Rich" Nugent REP James John Piccillo DEM Jason Patrick Sager REP *Brown-Waite said Friday she won't run, and is backing Nugent DISTRICT 6 Cliff Stearns REP, Incumbent Don Browning REP Steve Schonberg NPA DISTRICT 7 John Mica REP, Incumbent Heather Beaven DEM DISTRICT 8 Alan Grayson DEM, Incumbent Ross Bieling REP Peg Dunmire TEA Daniel Roy Fanelli REP Kurt Kelly REP Todd Long REP George Metcalfe NPA William Bruce O'Donoghue REP Patricia Sullivan REP Daniel Webster REP DISTRICT 9 Gus Michael Bilirakis REP, Incumbent Anita de Palma DEM Phil Hindahl DEM DISTRICT 10 Bill Young REP, Incumbent Charlie Justice DEM DISTRICT 11 Kathy Castor DEM, Incumbent Eddie Adams Jr. REP Tony Buntyn REP Thomas Castellano REP Timothy Curtis DEM Mike Prendergast REP DISTRICT 12 OPEN (Putnam) Lori Edwards DEM John Lindsey Jr. REP Dennis Ross REP Douglas David Tudor DEM Randy Wilkinson TEA DISTRICT 13 Vern Buchanan REP, Incumbent Don Baldauf REP Rick Eaton DEM James Golden DEM Jan Schneider NPA DISTRICT 14 Connie Mack REP, Incumbent James Lloyd Roach DEM William Maverick St. Claire NPA DISTRICT 15 Bill Posey REP, incumbent Shannon Roberts DEM DISTRICT 16 Tom Rooney REP, Incumbent Jim Horn DEM Ed Tautiva DEM DISTRICT 17 OPEN (Meek) Marleine Bastien DEM Phillip Brutus DEM James Bush III DEM Scott Galvin DEM Shirley Gibson DEM Rudolph "Rudy" Moise DEM Yolly Roberson DEM Roderick Vereen NPA Andre Williams DEM Frederica Wilson DEM DISTRICT 18 Ileana Ros-Lehtinen REP, Incumbent Rolando Banciella DEM DISTRICT 19 Ted Deutch DEM, Incumbent Joe Budd REP DISTRICT 20 Debbie Wasserman-Schultz DEM, Incumbent Stanley Blumenthal NPA Karen Harrington REP Bob Kunst NPA Robert Lowry REP Donna Elizabeth Milo REP DISTRICT 21 OPEN (Lincoln Diaz-Balart) Mario Diaz-Balart REP DISTRICT 22 Ron Klein DEM, Incumbent David Brady REP Paul Francis Renneisen DEM Allen West REP DISTRICT 23 Alcee Hastings DEM, Incumbent Bernard Sansaricq REP DISTRICT 24 Suzanne Kosmas DEM, Incumbent Sandra "Sandy" Adams REP Karen Diebel REP Tom Garcia REP Deon Long REP Craig Miller REP Paul Partyka DEM DISTRICT 25 OPEN (Mario Diaz-Balart) Roly Arrojo TEA Mariana "Marli" Cancio REP Paul Crespo REP Joe Garcia DEM Luis Meurice DEM Craig Porter FWP David Rivera REP .

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