Michael Chiaradio
Candidate · U.S. House · Mississippi
Democrat · Challenger<1%
Party to win · Kalshi, Oct 27, 2026
Running for
OfficeU.S. House
SeatMississippi, district 3
AgainstMichael Guest (R), incumbent
ElectionNov 3, 2026 · 7 days
StandingChallenger
BallotDirectory listing
Links
Websitemichaelachiaradio.com ↗
FECH6MS03228 ↗
The district
MS-3 · Mississippi
Roster checked Sep 29, 2026. Listed as: Farmer, Investor & Ex-Minor League Baseball Player.
The campaign · in their wordsmichaelachiaradio.com · read Oct 19, 2026 ↗
Plank 1 · campaign site
Investing in Our People
“Simply raising taxes or cutting spending does not solve our problems.”
Plank 2 · campaign site
The Agricultural Foundation
“We can ensure that American agriculture remains a cornerstone of our economy and a source of prosperity for generations to come.”
Plank 3 · campaign site
America's Healthcare Advantage
“America's growing need for quality healthcare gives the United States a chance to build assets that strengthen our healthcare industry.”
Page titles and first lines from the campaign's own site, unedited. 157 pages read.
Where They Stand
Statement estimateNo votes yet, so this is read from the campaign’s own words, on the same scale as a member’s record.
Overall
from 4 statements
L-lean
Issue · by emphasisLeftCenterRightReadTalks about
The race · Mississippi House, district 3 · 7 days out
Michael GuestRepublican · incumbent · Right 23 on the record97%Michael ChiaradioDemocrat · challenger · L-lean 22 from statements<1%2322
45 points apart · hollow = estimate, solid = record
Money · FEC through Sep 30, 2026
$208k
Raised
$182k
From individuals
Named donors · gifts over $200
$91k
Itemized · 50% of individual
171
Named donors
19%
Itemized from Mississippi
By occupation
$36k
$10k
$7k
$5k
$4k
By state
$17k
$13k
$11k
$7k
$6k
The FEC doesn't name donors who give under $200, so their gifts count in Raised but not Itemized.
In their own words
“Maintain globally competitive tax rates; Limit corporate loopholes”
“We also need to invest more in our consumer base by broadening the social safety net.”
“Material tax increases should be limited in the short term ... allow companies to avoid higher rates if they meet targets for broader stock ownership.”
On the ballot with them · Mississippi, Nov 3, 2026
MS Senate
Cindy Hyde-Smith (R) · 89%
vs. Scott Colom (D) · 11%
MS-1
Trent Kelly (R) · 97%
vs. Cliff Johnson (D) · 2%
MS-2
Bennie Thompson (D) · 98%
vs. Ron Eller (R) · 3%
MS-4
Mike Ezell (R) · 95%
vs. Jeffrey Hulum (D) · 4%
Statement estimate · odds are a market close, not a poll
Michael Chiaradio
Candidate · U.S. House · Mississippi
Democrat · Challenger<1%
Party to win · Kalshi
Oct 27, 2026 snapshot
7
Days to Nov 3
vs. Guest (R), inc.
The campaign · in their wordsRead Oct 19, 2026 ↗
Plank 1
Investing in Our People
“Simply raising taxes or cutting spending does not solve our problems.”
Plank 2
The Agricultural Foundation
“We can ensure that American agriculture remains a cornerstone of our economy and a source of prosperity for generations to come.”
Plank 3
America's Healthcare Advantage
“America's growing need for quality healthcare gives the United States a chance to build assets that strengthen our healthcare industry.”
Page titles and first lines from the campaign's site, unedited · michaelachiaradio.com
Where They Stand
EstimateNo votes yet, so this is read from the campaign’s own words.
Issue · by emphasisRead · talks about
Budget and taxesMixed
Mixed
Crime and justiceLeft 24
Left, 24 points from center
Energy and landLeft 33
Left, 33 points from center
TradeLeft 28
Left, 28 points from center
Foreign policyLeft 23
Left, 23 points from center
ImmigrationMixed
Mixed
EducationL-lean 18
L-lean, 18 points from center
Health careL-lean 15
L-lean, 15 points from center
The race · MS-3 · 7 days out
Michael GuestRepublican · incumbent · Right 23 on the record97%Michael ChiaradioDemocrat · challenger · L-lean 22 from statements<1%2322
Hollow = estimate from statements · solid = voting record
Money · FEC through Sep 30, 2026
Raised, 2026
From individuals
Itemized · 50% of individual
Named donors
The FEC doesn't name donors who give under $200, so their gifts count in Raised but not Itemized.
In their own words
“Maintain globally competitive tax rates; Limit corporate loopholes”
“We also need to invest more in our consumer base by broadening the social safety net.”
“Material tax increases should be limited in the short term ... allow companies to avoid higher rates if they meet targets for broader stock ownership.”
On the ballot with them · Mississippi
MS SenateHyde-Smith (R) vs. Colom (D)89% · 11%MS-1Kelly (R) vs. Johnson (D)97% · 2%MS-2Thompson (D) vs. Eller (R)98% · 3%MS-4Ezell (R) vs. Hulum (D)95% · 4%
Statement estimate · odds are a market close, not a poll