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Candidate profile: Daniel Brandon Bilzerian

Bilzerian is one of 10 candidates listed in Florida’s 6th Congressional District race for the Nov. 3, 2026, general election.

Candidate profile: Daniel Brandon Bilzerian

Key takeaways

  • Bilzerian is a Republican candidate in Florida’s 6th Congressional District.
  • The general election is scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026.
  • Records list $1,241,449.83 raised and $386,621.83 spent for Bilzerian.
  • No biography, policy positions or cash-on-hand figure is listed for Bilzerian.
  • Ten candidates are currently listed in the contested race.

The FL-6 race

Daniel Brandon Bilzerian is running as a Republican for the U.S. House in Florida’s 6th Congressional District. The contested race is tied to Florida’s Nov. 3, 2026, general election.

Ten candidates are listed: seven Republicans, one Democrat and two candidates with no party affiliation.

Official records do not list a biography for any of the 10 candidates. They also do not document policy positions for any candidate in the race, leaving no official basis to describe where Bilzerian or the other candidates stand on specific issues.

Candidates and campaign finance records

The financial records differ across the field. Some candidates have fundraising and spending totals, while others do not have those figures listed. No candidate has a cash-on-hand figure listed.

  • Ernest Carl Audino, a Republican, has $0 in funds raised and $0 in funds spent. No cash-on-hand figure is listed.
  • Purva Bangdiwala, a candidate with no party affiliation, has no fundraising or spending totals listed. No cash-on-hand figure is listed.
  • Christopher Manuel Alcantara, a candidate with no party affiliation, has no fundraising or spending totals listed. No cash-on-hand figure is listed.
  • Charles Gambaro, a Republican, has no fundraising or spending totals listed. No cash-on-hand figure is listed.
  • Aaron Baker, a Republican, has $109,090.95 in funds raised and $108,565.52 in funds spent. No cash-on-hand figure is listed.
  • Robert David MR II Cooper, a Democrat, has $68,204.84 in funds raised and $64,510.07 in funds spent. No cash-on-hand figure is listed.
  • Will Furry, a Republican, has no fundraising or spending totals listed. No cash-on-hand figure is listed.
  • Manuel Asensio, a Republican, has $50,003 in funds raised and $13,115.12 in funds spent. No cash-on-hand figure is listed.
  • Randy Fine, a Republican, has $4,286,207.08 in funds raised and $3,095,148.29 in funds spent. No cash-on-hand figure is listed.
  • Daniel Brandon Bilzerian, a Republican, has $1,241,449.83 in funds raised and $386,621.83 in funds spent. No cash-on-hand figure is listed.

Bilzerian’s background and positions

Bilzerian’s official candidate record identifies his name, party and campaign finance totals but does not include a biography. It therefore does not establish details such as his education, occupation, prior public service or community involvement.

No documented policy positions are listed for Bilzerian. The same is true for Audino, Bangdiwala, Alcantara, Gambaro, Baker, Cooper, Furry, Asensio and Fine. Without documented positions, no candidate in this field can be assigned a stance on specific federal issues from the official record.

What comes next

The election is scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026. The main items to follow are changes to the official candidate list, new campaign finance totals and any policy positions formally documented for the candidates.

Those updates would give voters more information about who remains in the contest, how each campaign is financed and where each candidate stands. Until then, the official record chiefly establishes the candidates’ names, party labels and the finance figures listed above.

What to watch

  • Updates to the official candidate list
  • New campaign finance totals
  • Documented candidate policy positions
  • Changes in ballot status before the general election

Who's running: U.S. House, District 6

Election day: November 3, 2026

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