FL-03 Democratic nominee?
2dSeth Harp's odds are now 52%, topping the previous high of 31% over the last 13 days.
Primary Election
Party selects its nominee.
Current role7th grade civics teacher
PartyDemocratic
Political ideologyProgressive Democrat
LocationFlorida
Background7th grade civics teacher
Notable personal detailsSeth Allan Harp is a Democratic candidate for the U.S. House in Florida’s 3rd Congressional District in the 2026 cycle. He works as a 7th grade civics teacher at Lincoln Middle School in Gainesville, Florida, and previously held roles in radio and sports media, including operations management at ESPN Gainesville. His campaign committee is registered with the FEC as a principal campaign committee for a House race.
Supports raising taxes on higher-income individuals and corporations and implementing new taxes/limits on executive and stock-compensation practices while expanding government-funded programs (Social Security stabilization, childcare subsidies, universal school lunches, veteran dental care, internet access). Advocates reversing proposed corporate tax cuts by returning the corporate rate toward Reagan-era levels and taxing high-value stock awards to finance these programs.
Supports measures to reduce prescription drug costs (including capping insulin and limiting pharma profit margins), expand mental health access and workforce, and provide expanded dental coverage for veterans. Emphasizes using tax changes and targeted programs to fund increased access and affordability rather than proposing single-payer or full privatization. Positions focus on expanding government-supported coverage and lowering out-of-pocket costs for patients and veterans.
Supports environmental protection and clean-energy-related investments through measures to protect freshwater (ban new commercial spring extraction starting 2027, fines for fertilizer overuse), a national bottle deposit to fund water infrastructure, lead-pipe replacement, and credits/grants for water-saving measures. Positions emphasize conservation, infrastructure investment, and incentives rather than endorsing fossil-fuel expansion or climate rollback policies.
Seth Harp's odds are now 52%, topping the previous high of 31% over the last 13 days.
2026
LatestCycle 2026
Source: FEC
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