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U.S. House, District 12: who gets your vote?

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U.S. representatives work with the Senate on U.S. laws and spending.

These votes help set U.S. taxes and pay for public services.

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Data last updated: Oct 15, 2026 (federal ballot roster). Verify approaching elections with your state election office.

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Candidate
Kimberly Overman

Kimberly Overman

Running for U.S. House · Florida District 12

NationalDemocrat

In the role now
Gus Michael Bilirakis

Gus Michael Bilirakis

U.S. House · Florida District 12

NationalRepublican

Kimberly OvermanCandidateGus Michael BilirakisCurrent rep

Job fit

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Top issues

We haven't found stated positions for either candidate yet.

How they voted on top issues

Kimberly Overman

Nothing found for this candidate yet.

Gus Michael Bilirakis

  • Clean water and pipes that work → Federal money for water and stricter standards (10 of 10 votes) 1
  • A home you can afford → Government helping with housing costs (5 of 5 votes) 1
  • Elections that are easy to vote in and hard to cheat → Tighter voting rules (4 of 4 votes) 1

Who pays them

Kimberly Overman

Where the campaign money came from2

small donorslarge donors
small donors$77Klarge donors$95K$173K raised
$76,6172Small individual donors
$95,3422Large individual donors

Gus Michael Bilirakis

Where the campaign money came from3

small donorslarge donorscompaniesindustry associationsmembership organizationsOther kinds of donors
small donors$8Klarge donors$651Kcompanies$354Kindustryassociations$193Kmembershiporganizations$135KOther kinds ofdonors$98K$1.5M raised
$7,6123Small individual donors
$651,3093Large individual donors

Checks

Kimberly Overman

No voting record to check yet

Gus Michael Bilirakis

Checks run: missed votes

Nothing raised by these checks.

Not checked yet: stock trades

Based on current data. May change in a future update.

Sources

  1. Congress.gov roll-call votes · 2022-11-04 to 2026-11-04 used in: How they voted on top issues
  2. FEC · 2026 cycle used in: Money
  3. FEC · 2026 cycle used in: Money
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Branden Scrivener
Candidate A

Branden Scrivener

No Party Affiliation

No verified background on file for this candidate.

No federal record yet. Campaign money: $8K raised, 12% from large donors, organized-interest share unavailable.

Sources

1 The money: FEC · 2026 cycle

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Kimberly Overman
Candidate B

Kimberly Overman

DemocratShown above

No verified background on file for this candidate.

🚩 No federal record yet. Campaign money: $173K raised, 55% from large donors, 0% from organized interests. Group breakdown unavailable. The filed PAC total is known, but its givers have not been identified here.
Filed PAC total: $852.26 (0% of $172,812.60 raised), 2026 cycle. Group source

Sources

1 The money: FEC · 2026 cycle

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Gus Michael Bilirakis
Candidate C

Gus Michael Bilirakis

RepublicanShown above

No verified background on file for this candidate.

🚩 $1.5M raised, 43% from large donors, 55% from organized interests. Group coverage unverified: filing cutoffs and receipt scope have not been reconciled. Named amounts are not a complete split of the filed PAC total.
Filed PAC total: $828,700.01 (55% of $1,502,871.80 raised), 2026 cycle.
Named group amounts (not a complete filed split): $779,050.00, Group filing cutoff unavailable. Group source

Their votes pushed for: more oil, gas and coal, fewer climate rules, a tighter border and stricter enforcement, government paying more of the bill.

Sources

1 The money: FEC · 2026 cycle

2 Roll calls: Congress.gov roll-call votes · 2022-11-04 to 2026-11-04

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