Kat Cammack

Kat Cammack and her husband, Matt Harrison, are raising their daughter, Augusta Dair, whom they call Auggie.¹ Harrison works in Gainesville Fire Rescue as a firefighter, paramedic and SWAT medic.¹ Cammack, who grew up in Colorado, now represents North Central Florida in Congress.²

She graduated from Douglas County High School in 2006 and earned her bachelor's degree at Metropolitan State University of Denver in 2011.² She later completed a master's degree at the Naval War College in 2018 as a civilian student.²¹ Her professional background also includes owning a small business.² Her current committee assignments include Agriculture and Energy and Commerce.²

Cammack worked for Congressman Ted Yoho from 2012 to 2020 before winning her own House seat and taking office in January 2021.² In 2026, she and Democratic Representative Teresa Leger Fernández led a working group seeking improvements to congressional sexual harassment reporting and accountability; recommendations were expected after the election.³

Her campaign emphasizes border security, support for small businesses, gun ownership rights and lower taxes.¹ She favors limiting federal spending and highlights veterans and first responders among her priorities.¹ Seeking another term in Florida's 3rd District, she faces Democrat Seth Harp and independent Mike Klein on the November ballot.⁴