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James Pericola

Democratic · Florida U.S. House district 11 · 2026

Race details and available evidence

Other candidates in FutureBallot’s record for this race: Joe Strada (Republican) · Ralph Groves (Libertarian).

Election source and identity checks

Matched by full name, party, race and election stage. Official election source checked 2026-10-31. Our current candidate list still includes this candidate. Check the election office for subsequent withdrawals, replacements or ballot changes.

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Career background

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The money

Campaign money
CandidateRaisedCash on handPAC shareSelf-fundedOutside $ forOutside $ against
Joe Strada (Republican)
figures through October 14, 2026
Outside spenders and filings at FEC
$5,512,075$860,0682%$5,000,000$218,209—
James Pericola (Democratic)
figures through October 14, 2026
Outside spenders and filings at FEC
$225,868$35,19611%$64,965No outside-spending records in this FEC data
8 other filers (primary candidates and old committees)
Other filers
CandidateRaisedCash on handPAC shareSelf-fundedOutside $ forOutside $ against
Nizam Razack (Republican)
not on our ballot roster (a primary candidate or an old committee); figures through September 30, 2026
Outside spenders and filings at FEC
$956,142$93,0481%$740,000No outside-spending records in this FEC data
Carey Baker (Republican)
not on our ballot roster (a primary candidate or an old committee); figures through September 30, 2026
Outside spenders and filings at FEC
$441,679$02%$34,176$84,446—
Daniel Webster (Republican)
not on our ballot roster (a primary candidate or an old committee); figures through September 30, 2026
Outside spenders and filings at FEC
$387,212$14,44459%$0No outside-spending records in this FEC data
Tim Wilkins (Republican)
not on our ballot roster (a primary candidate or an old committee)
Outside spenders and filings at FEC
$349,207$01%$254,148No outside-spending records in this FEC data
Anthony Sabatini (Republican)
not on our ballot roster (a primary candidate or an old committee); figures through July 6, 2026
Outside spenders and filings at FEC
$29,305$00%$1,900$64,404—
Barbara Barbie Harden Hall (Democratic)
not on our ballot roster (a primary candidate or an old committee); figures through September 30, 2026
Outside spenders and filings at FEC
$23,989$3,4001%$4,760No outside-spending records in this FEC data
Royal Webster (Democratic)
not on our ballot roster (a primary candidate or an old committee); figures through September 30, 2026
Outside spenders and filings at FEC
$18,467$1,3210%$2,660No outside-spending records in this FEC data
Gavriel Eliyahu Soriano (Republican)
not on our ballot roster (a primary candidate or an old committee); figures through March 31, 2026
Outside spenders and filings at FEC
$1,658$250%$1,658No outside-spending records in this FEC data

Candidate money and outside spending have different reporting cutoffs. Where available, outside totals cover the full election cycle, including primaries; recent spending may be absent.

Money sources and coverage

FEC bulk candidate summaries through November 3, 2026. Candidate summaries may include earlier election stages. A dash or unavailable record does not establish that no outside spending occurred. Do not add outside spending to candidate receipts: money spent independently is separate from money raised by the candidate. These tables do not estimate a causal effect on votes; the race's model explanation identifies the inputs it actually uses. Outside spending covers 2025–2026, including spending during primaries. Records retrieved October 31, 2026, 16:02 UTC. These FEC figures include processed regular filings, not separate 24/48-hour notices; recent spending may be absent. Some filings submitted before the retrieval time may still be missing. Spending is matched by FEC candidate ID to the candidates listed here.

Outside spending by committee

FEC processed records for 2025–2026, retrieved October 31, 2026, 16:02 UTC. These amounts pool election stages, including primaries; they are not November-only totals. Support and opposition refer to the named candidate. Recent spending may be absent.

Sources, coverage and accounting

Unclassified records remain separate. These FEC committee and candidate totals use the latest processed amended regular filings, exclude Schedule E memo entries and include Form 5/7 spending under FEC processing rules. Separate 24/48-hour notices are not added. Recent spending reported only in notices may be absent. Retrieval time is not a guarantee that all filings through that time were processed. Committee sums reconcile to FEC candidate totals. Negative amounts reflect net adjustments. Only candidates with outside-spending records appear below; candidate receipts and outside spending have different reporting cutoffs. Record counts are expenditure entries, not unique filings.

Outside spending by committee
Candidate targetedCommittee or other spenderDirectionAmountRecords
Joe Strada (Republican) — H6FL11332CONSERVATIVES FOR AMERICAN EXCELLENCE INC. (C00835967)Support$218,208.995
Carey Baker (Republican) (other filer) — H6FL11340LET FREEDOM RING (C00954388)Support$84,445.533
Anthony Sabatini (Republican) (other filer) — H2FL11117ADVANCE LIBERTY PAC (C00802207)Support$64,404.226