Kat Cammack secured reelection as the Republican incumbent in Florida's 3rd congressional district with a margin near 12 points, consistent with the district's Republican lean after recent redistricting and its alignment with statewide voting patterns. She outperformed Democrat Seth Harp, who advanced from a contested primary but operated with limited resources, while an independent candidate drew a small share. Cammack's substantial fundraising edge and the absence of a Republican primary challenge reinforced her position in a district where prior Republican margins have typically exceeded 20 points. With nearly all votes counted, the outcome aligns closely with pre-election forecasts rating the seat safe Republican, though final certification and any remaining provisional or mail ballots could produce minor adjustments within the 10-15 point range.