2026 races / 2026 Election

District Court of Appeal, District 5

Candidates file Form 6 with the Florida Division of Elections. Totals are what each filer listed; net worth is self-reported and is not expected to equal listed assets minus liabilities.

Candidate	Party	Status	Form 6	Clarity	Net worth	Income listed	Assets listed	Household goods	Liabilities listed	Items
F. Rand Wallis qualifying copy	—	Qualified	Form 6 parsed	Clear · 4/4	$1,366,790	$221,129	$1,912,516	$10,000	$555,726	none
John M. Harris qualifying copy	—	Qualified	Form 6 parsed	Clear · 4/4	$847,000	$202,440	$2,050,000	$275,000	$1,006,000	none
Scott D. Makar qualifying copy	—	Qualified	Form 6 parsed	Clear · 4/4	$2,124,000	$0	$4,829,516	$110,000	$661,450	none

What stands out, candidate by candidate

Worth-a-look items first; context (wealth, income sources) is shown in grey.

Candidate	Unusual reporting	Income & business ties	Wealth & holdings
F. Rand Wallis — Net worth $1,366,790	Net worth $1,366,790; listed items add up to $1,366,790	100% of listed income ($221,129) comes from State of Florida	Reports a net worth of $1,366,790 — a millionaire on paper
John M. Harris — Net worth $847,000	All 8 asset values are round numbers Net worth $847,000; listed items add up to $1,319,000	100% of listed income ($202,440) comes from DCA jUDICIAL sALARY	Real estate worth $1,700,000 across 2 properties (201% of net worth)
Scott D. Makar — Net worth $2,124,000	Lists Automobile 2007, Automobile 2018, Automobile 2013 separately from the $110,000 household-goods total Lists 1 investment account ($1,208) instead of what's in them Net worth $2,124,000; listed items add up to $4,278,066 Net worth fell from $3,608,689 (2024) to $2,124,000 (2025) — 1.7×	—	Reports a net worth of $2,124,000 — a millionaire on paper Real estate worth $1,437,654 (68% of net worth)