2026 races / 2026 Election

State Senator, District 40

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	Businesses	Items
Jose Antonio Stoute qualifying copy	D	Qualified	Form 6 parsed	Some gaps · 4/5	$3,353,701	$454,372	$3,880,759	$50,000	$527,058	0	none
Ramiro Orta qualifying copy	NPA	Qualified	Form 6 parsed	Clear · 4/4	$64,001	tax return	$132,000	$134,000	$70,000	0	none
Ana Maria Rodriguez qualifying copy	R	Qualified	Form 6 parsed	Clear · 4/4	$623,136	$233,537	$1,119,553	$50,000	$496,417	0	none
James Carles	D	Withdrew	No Form 6 in public file
Marco Antonio Insua	R	Withdrew	No Form 6 in public file

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
Ana Maria Rodriguez R Net worth $623,136	Net worth $623,136; listed items add up to $673,136	86% of listed income ($200,000) comes from MIAMI ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS Earns from 3 separate employers or businesses	—
Jose Antonio Stoute D Net worth $3,353,701	Lists 2 investment accounts ($2,350,875) instead of what's in them “Retirement Account” ($1,514,634) doesn't name the institution Net worth $3,353,701; listed items add up to $3,403,702	77% of listed income ($349,809) comes from Veterans Health Administration Earns from 4 separate employers or businesses	Reports a net worth of $3,353,701 — a millionaire on paper Real estate worth $1,187,000 across 2 properties (35% of net worth)
Ramiro Orta NPA Net worth $64,001	Lists VEHICLE separately from the $134,000 household-goods total “BANK ACCOUNT” ($2,000) doesn't name the institution Net worth $64,001; listed items add up to $196,000	100% of listed income ($59,000) comes from TD BANK NA	—