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State Representative Candidate Profile
Kim Kendall is a Republican candidate for State Representative in Florida's district 18 during the 2026 election cycle, and she currently serves in the Florida Legislature for district 18. Kim Kendall is listed as a Republican candidate for State Representative 018 in the 2026 cycle by the Florida DOS Candidate Tracking System, and her ballot status is general nominee as of October 17, 2026.
Summary compiled from cited public records. Sources: Official candidate filing records; Open States legislator record (openstates.org/person/e809e1f7-641f-47c7-8754-964f1cea…); Official election records; dos.elections.myflorida.com/candidates/extractCanList.asp.
Other indexed profiles in this race.
Art Stresing (Democratic), Diana Patrice Jordan-Baldwin (Republican), Heather Anne Smith (Democratic), Karla Kemp (Democratic), Linda Kellis Harris (Democratic), Nick DiCeglie (Republican).
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Unlock full profileFlorida, State Representative, 018.
Cycle year on file: 2026.
Race name on file: 2026 State Representative - Florida 018.
Race status on file: discovered.
The profile was first indexed on 2026-05-17 and last indexed on 2026-07-25.
Latest attached source timestamp on file: 2026-07-25.
Kim Kendall is indexed for Florida, State Representative, 018. The race name on file is 2026 State Representative - Florida 018. The cycle year on file is 2026.
The party label on file for Kim Kendall is Republican.
Kim Kendall is marked Active candidate on this profile. Race status on file: discovered.
The route record reports 13 public claims, 13 valid citations, and 13 primary-source references. Claim text and source receipts are available in the full research book.