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Florida · House of Representatives · District 57 · 2026

Florida House of Representatives District 57 race

General election in 86 days · Nov 3, 2026
The read · Florida House of Representatives District 57 race

Adam Anderson has raised more than 4 times the next candidate.

Republican Adam Anderson has raised about $61K, more than 4 times any rival.

Wendy Hoy reports 100% of campaign money from individuals.

Public campaign-finance filings, 2026 cycle. Candidate rows are filers on record, not final ballot lists. Totals are rounded to whole dollars.

Every candidate on file

Ranked by money raised. Each row shows the campaign money mix and a plain-English read.

Adam Anderson

Adam Anderson

RIncumbent
R · incumbent

Incumbent leans on PAC money. 44% from PACs and 56% from individuals.

56% individuals44% PACs0% other
$61K
raised
WH

Wendy Hoy

D
D · challenger

Small-donor heavy. 100% from individuals and 0% from PACs.

100% individuals0% PACs0% other
$14K
raised

Where the money came from

$0 in itemized outside money is on file for this cycle. Candidate fundraising is shown separately below.

No itemized outside money by sector is on file yet.

PACs vs the people

This split is from the candidates' own reported fundraising.

36%64%
36% PACs64% individuals0% other

The incumbent's record

Adam Anderson is the linked incumbent for this race.

Net worth
None on file
No parsed annual disclosure snapshot is on file.
Stock trades
None on file
No disclosed individual stock transactions.
Committees
0
Current full committee seats on file.

Who funds them

This is the incumbent's own funding by donor sector for the cycle.

No donor-sector funding rows are on file for this incumbent in this cycle.

Full profile: net worth, donors, trades, and votes ->

The tale of the tape

Money, side by side. Green marks the leader on each line.

Adam Anderson
R · incumbent
Adam Anderson
vs
WH
Wendy Hoy
D · challenger
$61K
Raised
$14K
$0
Cash on hand
$0
44%
From PACs
0%
56%
From individuals
100%
Too few to rank
Top donor sector
Too few to rank
Yes
Incumbent
No