Democratic incumbent Kimberly Daniels defeated two primary challengers in Florida House District 14, which covers from Brooklyn and downtown north to include a sliver of Northwest Jacksonville and much of the Northside east of Lem Turner Road and south of Interstate 295 as well as Arlington and part of the Southside north of the Hart Expressway to Beach Boulevard and west of Southside Boulevard.
No Republican signed up to run for this seat but one write-in candidate did qualify for the general election, which kept the primary limited to only Democratic voters.
Recommended Videos
News4Jax sent a questionnaire to each candidate asking about their background and their views on several issues. While the candidates who were eventually defeated in the Democratic primary had responded to the questionnaire, and their answers appeared in an earlier version of this voter’s guide, Kimberly Daniels has not responded.
Note: Responses are sorted alphabetically by party and are presented exactly as submitted, with no editing by News4Jax staff.
| DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE |
Kimberly Daniels
Occupation: State representative, elected in 2022. Previously served in Florida House 2016-2020.
Campaign website: None found.
The Democratic incumbent has not responded to email and telephone invitations to complete the News4JAX candidate questionnaire. If responses are received, they will promptly be posted in this space.
Write-in candidate Briana Hughes also qualified in this election.