Florida voters will be deciding two significant political races in the upcoming primary elections: one for governor and another for a U.S. Senate seat. [1] and [2] provide detailed guides to these races, highlighting the key players involved. The Republican Party holds a substantial advantage over Democrats in terms of active voter registration in Florida, with Republicans having 1.5 million more registered voters than Democrats. This imbalance could influence the outcome of both governor and Senate races. [3] emphasizes this disparity, while [4], [5], and [6] do not mention it explicitly. Both guides discuss the candidates' stances on various issues such as AI, cost of living, congressional control, and more. [1] mentions these topics in detail, whereas [2] does so briefly. The guides also cover how turnout during midterms typically differs from presidential election years, with lower voter participation expected this time around. [7] focuses specifically on legislative candidates in Wichita, providing information about their positions on taxes and schools. This guide is not mentioned by the other sources but offers a different perspective on primary elections.