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Your ballot: 2026 General (11/3/2026)
Every race in Lake County with the same facts beside every name: the party as filed (most city seats are nonpartisan), whether the person holds the office now and what their record shows, who funds the campaign, earlier runs, and the result once it is final. DocketHeron does not rate or recommend candidates. Pick your city for the races only you vote in; the county-wide races are below them.
Astatula Clermont Eustis Fruitland Park Groveland Howey-in-the-Hills Lady Lake Leesburg Mascotte Minneola Montverde Mount Dora Tavares Umatilla Everyone in Lake County By district Judges Special districts
Results: 0 / 92 precincts reporting, last updated 10/21/2026 8:46:36 am (source). Results pages refresh on election night and the morning after.
Astatula 5 on the ballot
Astatula Mayor, (Seat 5)
What this office decides: A seat on the city's governing body, which sets the city's property tax rate and budget, decides zoning inside city limits, and hires the city manager or clerk. Terms and seat rules are in each city's charter; see the city's block on the Cities page. Cities page (charter terms per city)
| Mike Hopper | Zane Teeters |
|---|---|
| Nonpartisan race | Nonpartisan race Holds office now: Mayor. Attended 12 of 12 meetings, made 18 motions, 4 split votes, voted no 0 times. |
Party is as filed with the Supervisor of Elections; "Nonpartisan race" means the office is elected without party labels. Records come from official minutes; money from Supervisor of Elections filings. Precincts reporting 0/2. Results source.
Astatula Council Member, Seats 3 and 4
What this office decides: A seat on the city's governing body, which sets the city's property tax rate and budget, decides zoning inside city limits, and hires the city manager or clerk. Terms and seat rules are in each city's charter; see the city's block on the Cities page. Cities page (charter terms per city)
Vote for up to 2.
| Kay MacQueen | Cheryl Marinelli | Nolene Meeks | Barry Mosley |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nonpartisan race Holds office now: Council Member. Attended 4 of 4 meetings, made 5 motions, 4 split votes, voted no 4 times. | Nonpartisan race Holds office now: Vice Mayor. Attended 8 of 8 meetings, made 3 motions, 2 split votes, voted no 0 times. | Nonpartisan race | Nonpartisan race |
Party is as filed with the Supervisor of Elections; "Nonpartisan race" means the office is elected without party labels. Records come from official minutes; money from Supervisor of Elections filings. Precincts reporting 0/2. Results source.
Astatula Charter Amendment 1
Ballot question. Wording and fiscal impact are on the ballot itself; results source.
| Choice | Votes |
|---|---|
| Yes | |
| No |
Astatula Charter Amendment No. 2
Ballot question. Wording and fiscal impact are on the ballot itself; results source.
| Choice | Votes |
|---|---|
| Yes | |
| No |
Astatula Charter Amendment No. 3
Ballot question. Wording and fiscal impact are on the ballot itself; results source.
| Choice | Votes |
|---|---|
| Yes | |
| No |
Clermont 2 on the ballot
Clermont City Council, Seat 3 (Mayor)
What this office decides: A seat on the city's governing body, which sets the city's property tax rate and budget, decides zoning inside city limits, and hires the city manager or clerk. Terms and seat rules are in each city's charter; see the city's block on the Cities page. Cities page (charter terms per city)
| Joe Fumasi | Tim Murry |
|---|---|
| Nonpartisan race | Nonpartisan race Holds office now: Mayor - Seat 3. |
Party is as filed with the Supervisor of Elections; "Nonpartisan race" means the office is elected without party labels. Records come from official minutes; money from Supervisor of Elections filings. Precincts reporting 0/10. Results source.
Clermont City Council, Seat 5
What this office decides: A seat on the city's governing body, which sets the city's property tax rate and budget, decides zoning inside city limits, and hires the city manager or clerk. Terms and seat rules are in each city's charter; see the city's block on the Cities page. Cities page (charter terms per city)
| Michael Gonzalez | William "Bill" Petersen |
|---|---|
| Nonpartisan race | Nonpartisan race Holds office now: Council Member - Seat 5. |
Party is as filed with the Supervisor of Elections; "Nonpartisan race" means the office is elected without party labels. Records come from official minutes; money from Supervisor of Elections filings. Precincts reporting 0/10. Results source.
Eustis 1 on the ballot
Eustis City Commissioner, Seat 2
What this office decides: A seat on the city's governing body, which sets the city's property tax rate and budget, decides zoning inside city limits, and hires the city manager or clerk. Terms and seat rules are in each city's charter; see the city's block on the Cities page. Cities page (charter terms per city)
| Marie Aliberti | Christine Cruz |
|---|---|
| Nonpartisan race | Nonpartisan race |
Party is as filed with the Supervisor of Elections; "Nonpartisan race" means the office is elected without party labels. Records come from official minutes; money from Supervisor of Elections filings. Precincts reporting 0/5. Results source.
Fruitland Park 2 on the ballot
Fruitland Park Commissioner, District 1
What this office decides: A seat on the city's governing body, which sets the city's property tax rate and budget, decides zoning inside city limits, and hires the city manager or clerk. Terms and seat rules are in each city's charter; see the city's block on the Cities page. Cities page (charter terms per city)
| Patrick DeGrave | Carl Yauk |
|---|---|
| Nonpartisan race Holds office now: Vice Mayor, District 1. Attended 32 of 33 meetings, made 71 motions, 4 split votes, voted no 0 times. | Nonpartisan race |
Party is as filed with the Supervisor of Elections; "Nonpartisan race" means the office is elected without party labels. Records come from official minutes; money from Supervisor of Elections filings. Precincts reporting 0/2. Results source.
Fruitland Park Commissioner, District 3
What this office decides: A seat on the city's governing body, which sets the city's property tax rate and budget, decides zoning inside city limits, and hires the city manager or clerk. Terms and seat rules are in each city's charter; see the city's block on the Cities page. Cities page (charter terms per city)
| Mitchell Langley | Shayna Stanfield Grunewald |
|---|---|
| Nonpartisan race | Nonpartisan race |
Party is as filed with the Supervisor of Elections; "Nonpartisan race" means the office is elected without party labels. Records come from official minutes; money from Supervisor of Elections filings. Precincts reporting 0/1. Results source.
Groveland 3 on the ballot
Groveland Council District 1, Mayor
What this office decides: A seat on the city's governing body, which sets the city's property tax rate and budget, decides zoning inside city limits, and hires the city manager or clerk. Terms and seat rules are in each city's charter; see the city's block on the Cities page. Cities page (charter terms per city)
| Judith Fike | Keith "Chef" Keogh |
|---|---|
| Nonpartisan race | Nonpartisan race Holds office now: Mayor - District 1. |
Party is as filed with the Supervisor of Elections; "Nonpartisan race" means the office is elected without party labels. Records come from official minutes; money from Supervisor of Elections filings. Precincts reporting 0/6. Results source.
Groveland Council Member, District 3
What this office decides: A seat on the city's governing body, which sets the city's property tax rate and budget, decides zoning inside city limits, and hires the city manager or clerk. Terms and seat rules are in each city's charter; see the city's block on the Cities page. Cities page (charter terms per city)
| Barbara Gaines | Khrystyna McCoy-Tremaine |
|---|---|
| Nonpartisan race Holds office now: Vice Mayor - District 3. | Nonpartisan race |
Party is as filed with the Supervisor of Elections; "Nonpartisan race" means the office is elected without party labels. Records come from official minutes; money from Supervisor of Elections filings. Precincts reporting 0/2. Results source.
Groveland Council Member, District 5
What this office decides: A seat on the city's governing body, which sets the city's property tax rate and budget, decides zoning inside city limits, and hires the city manager or clerk. Terms and seat rules are in each city's charter; see the city's block on the Cities page. Cities page (charter terms per city)
| Amy Jo Carroll | Michelle McIntyre |
|---|---|
| Nonpartisan race Holds office now: Council Member - District 5. | Nonpartisan race |
Party is as filed with the Supervisor of Elections; "Nonpartisan race" means the office is elected without party labels. Records come from official minutes; money from Supervisor of Elections filings. Precincts reporting 0/2. Results source.
Howey-in-the-Hills 1 on the ballot
Howey Town Councilor
What this office decides: A seat on the city's governing body, which sets the city's property tax rate and budget, decides zoning inside city limits, and hires the city manager or clerk. Terms and seat rules are in each city's charter; see the city's block on the Cities page. Cities page (charter terms per city)
Vote for up to 3.
| Jonathan Arnold | Jonathan Colon Mercado | Joshua Husemann | Renee D. Lannaman | Leslie Manning | Brad Smith | Rick Thomas |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nonpartisan race | Nonpartisan race | Nonpartisan race | Nonpartisan race | Nonpartisan race | Nonpartisan race | Nonpartisan race |
Party is as filed with the Supervisor of Elections; "Nonpartisan race" means the office is elected without party labels. Records come from official minutes; money from Supervisor of Elections filings. Precincts reporting 0/2. Results source.
Lady Lake 2 on the ballot
Lady Lake Amendment 1
Ballot question. Wording and fiscal impact are on the ballot itself; results source.
| Choice | Votes |
|---|---|
| Yes | |
| No |
Lady Lake Amendment 2
Ballot question. Wording and fiscal impact are on the ballot itself; results source.
| Choice | Votes |
|---|---|
| Yes | |
| No |
Leesburg 3 on the ballot
Leesburg Seat 1, District 1
What this office decides: A seat on the city's governing body, which sets the city's property tax rate and budget, decides zoning inside city limits, and hires the city manager or clerk. Terms and seat rules are in each city's charter; see the city's block on the Cities page. Cities page (charter terms per city)
| Allyson E. Berry | Erika Jasper |
|---|---|
| Nonpartisan race Holds office now: Mayor, District 1. | Nonpartisan race |
Party is as filed with the Supervisor of Elections; "Nonpartisan race" means the office is elected without party labels. Records come from official minutes; money from Supervisor of Elections filings. Precincts reporting 0/4. Results source.
Leesburg Seat 2, District 2
What this office decides: A seat on the city's governing body, which sets the city's property tax rate and budget, decides zoning inside city limits, and hires the city manager or clerk. Terms and seat rules are in each city's charter; see the city's block on the Cities page. Cities page (charter terms per city)
| Darel Craine | Alan Reisman |
|---|---|
| Nonpartisan race | Nonpartisan race Holds office now: Commissioner, District 2. |
Party is as filed with the Supervisor of Elections; "Nonpartisan race" means the office is elected without party labels. Records come from official minutes; money from Supervisor of Elections filings. Precincts reporting 0/4. Results source.
Leesburg Seat 3, District 3
What this office decides: A seat on the city's governing body, which sets the city's property tax rate and budget, decides zoning inside city limits, and hires the city manager or clerk. Terms and seat rules are in each city's charter; see the city's block on the Cities page. Cities page (charter terms per city)
| James E. DeCastro | Michele Fiore |
|---|---|
| Nonpartisan race | Nonpartisan race |
Party is as filed with the Supervisor of Elections; "Nonpartisan race" means the office is elected without party labels. Records come from official minutes; money from Supervisor of Elections filings. Precincts reporting 0/6. Results source.
Mascotte 2 on the ballot
Mascotte City Council, Seat 2
What this office decides: A seat on the city's governing body, which sets the city's property tax rate and budget, decides zoning inside city limits, and hires the city manager or clerk. Terms and seat rules are in each city's charter; see the city's block on the Cities page. Cities page (charter terms per city)
| John F. Benavidez | Meghan A. DeSoto |
|---|---|
| Nonpartisan race | Nonpartisan race Holds office now: Council Member, Seat 2. |
Party is as filed with the Supervisor of Elections; "Nonpartisan race" means the office is elected without party labels. Records come from official minutes; money from Supervisor of Elections filings. Precincts reporting 0/1. Results source.
Mascotte City Council, Seat 4
What this office decides: A seat on the city's governing body, which sets the city's property tax rate and budget, decides zoning inside city limits, and hires the city manager or clerk. Terms and seat rules are in each city's charter; see the city's block on the Cities page. Cities page (charter terms per city)
| Jessica Bruno | Hugh Gravitt IV |
|---|---|
| Nonpartisan race Holds office now: Mayor Pro Tem, Seat 4. | Nonpartisan race |
Party is as filed with the Supervisor of Elections; "Nonpartisan race" means the office is elected without party labels. Records come from official minutes; money from Supervisor of Elections filings. Precincts reporting 0/1. Results source.
Minneola 3 on the ballot
Minneola Council Member, Seat 1
What this office decides: A seat on the city's governing body, which sets the city's property tax rate and budget, decides zoning inside city limits, and hires the city manager or clerk. Terms and seat rules are in each city's charter; see the city's block on the Cities page. Cities page (charter terms per city)
| Monica Luna | Pam Serviss |
|---|---|
| Nonpartisan race | Nonpartisan race Holds office now: Mayor. Attended 53 of 53 meetings, made 64 motions, 34 split votes, voted no 12 times. |
Party is as filed with the Supervisor of Elections; "Nonpartisan race" means the office is elected without party labels. Records come from official minutes; money from Supervisor of Elections filings. Precincts reporting 0/3. Results source.
Minneola Council Member, Seat 3
What this office decides: A seat on the city's governing body, which sets the city's property tax rate and budget, decides zoning inside city limits, and hires the city manager or clerk. Terms and seat rules are in each city's charter; see the city's block on the Cities page. Cities page (charter terms per city)
| Denise Calderon | Juan P. Camacho | Erick Hernandez |
|---|---|---|
| Nonpartisan race | Nonpartisan race | Nonpartisan race Holds office now: Councilor. Attended 35 of 45 meetings, made 78 motions, 28 split votes, voted no 10 times. |
Party is as filed with the Supervisor of Elections; "Nonpartisan race" means the office is elected without party labels. Records come from official minutes; money from Supervisor of Elections filings. Precincts reporting 0/3. Results source.
Minneola Council Member, Seat 5
What this office decides: A seat on the city's governing body, which sets the city's property tax rate and budget, decides zoning inside city limits, and hires the city manager or clerk. Terms and seat rules are in each city's charter; see the city's block on the Cities page. Cities page (charter terms per city)
| Nathanael "Nate" Edmund | Chase Hansen | Jennifer Morse |
|---|---|---|
| Nonpartisan race | Nonpartisan race | Nonpartisan race |
Party is as filed with the Supervisor of Elections; "Nonpartisan race" means the office is elected without party labels. Records come from official minutes; money from Supervisor of Elections filings. Precincts reporting 0/3. Results source.
Montverde 1 on the ballot
Montverde Town Council
What this office decides: A seat on the city's governing body, which sets the city's property tax rate and budget, decides zoning inside city limits, and hires the city manager or clerk. Terms and seat rules are in each city's charter; see the city's block on the Cities page. Cities page (charter terms per city)
Vote for up to 2.
| Joe Morganelli | Jimmy Rogers | Aaron Wadsworth | Carol Womack |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nonpartisan race | Nonpartisan race Holds office now: Council Member. | Nonpartisan race | Nonpartisan race Holds office now: Vice Mayor. |
Party is as filed with the Supervisor of Elections; "Nonpartisan race" means the office is elected without party labels. Records come from official minutes; money from Supervisor of Elections filings. Precincts reporting 0/1. Results source.
Mount Dora 1 on the ballot
Mount Dora Councilmember, At-Large
What this office decides: A seat on the city's governing body, which sets the city's property tax rate and budget, decides zoning inside city limits, and hires the city manager or clerk. Terms and seat rules are in each city's charter; see the city's block on the Cities page. Cities page (charter terms per city)
| Michael A. Garcia | Charity McClarty | Bailey Stack |
|---|---|---|
| Nonpartisan race | Nonpartisan race | Nonpartisan race |
Party is as filed with the Supervisor of Elections; "Nonpartisan race" means the office is elected without party labels. Records come from official minutes; money from Supervisor of Elections filings. Precincts reporting 0/7. Results source.
Tavares 2 on the ballot
Tavares City Council, Seat 3
What this office decides: A seat on the city's governing body, which sets the city's property tax rate and budget, decides zoning inside city limits, and hires the city manager or clerk. Terms and seat rules are in each city's charter; see the city's block on the Cities page. Cities page (charter terms per city)
| Amir Asghar | Walter Price |
|---|---|
| Nonpartisan race | Nonpartisan race Holds office now: Seat #3 (Term Ends: November 2026). |
Party is as filed with the Supervisor of Elections; "Nonpartisan race" means the office is elected without party labels. Records come from official minutes; money from Supervisor of Elections filings. Precincts reporting 0/6. Results source.
Tavares Charter Amendment Referendum
Ballot question. Wording and fiscal impact are on the ballot itself; results source.
| Choice | Votes |
|---|---|
| Yes | |
| No |
Umatilla 4 on the ballot
Umatilla Ballot Question Number 1
Ballot question. Wording and fiscal impact are on the ballot itself; results source.
| Choice | Votes |
|---|---|
| Yes | |
| No |
Umatilla Ballot Question Number 2
Ballot question. Wording and fiscal impact are on the ballot itself; results source.
| Choice | Votes |
|---|---|
| Yes | |
| No |
Umatilla Ballot Question Number 3
Ballot question. Wording and fiscal impact are on the ballot itself; results source.
| Choice | Votes |
|---|---|
| Yes | |
| No |
Umatilla Ballot Question Number 4
Ballot question. Wording and fiscal impact are on the ballot itself; results source.
| Choice | Votes |
|---|---|
| Yes | |
| No |
What DocketHeron asks every candidate same questions, answers printed verbatim
Every candidate in a race gets these questions. Answers are published word for word, limited to 150 words each; a candidate who does not reply is listed as "did not respond". Answers will appear here as they come in.
- Why are you running for this office, and what is the one thing you would change first if elected?
- What specific steps would you take to address housing affordability and the cost of living, and what power does this office have to do so?
- What would you cut or raise in the budget, and by how much? How would those changes affect property taxes?
- What is your plan for managing growth, zoning, and infrastructure? How would you prioritize between them?
- What is your plan for public safety, and how would you measure its success?
- What do you believe this office should do about public schools, and what is your reasoning?
- What conflicts of interest do you have that readers should know about, and how will you disclose and manage them while in office?
- How will you work with people who disagree with your positions or who voted for a different candidate?
Everyone in Lake County
United States Senator
What this office decides: One of two senators for Florida in the U.S. Senate, which votes on federal law, the federal budget, treaties and presidential appointments. 6-year term. U.S. Senate
| Ashley Moody | Angie Nixon | Neil J. Gillespie |
|---|---|---|
| Republican | Democrat | No party affiliation |
Party is as filed with the Supervisor of Elections; "Nonpartisan race" means the office is elected without party labels. Records come from official minutes; money from Supervisor of Elections filings. Precincts reporting 0/92. Results source.
Governor and Lieutenant Governor
What this office decides: A statewide elected office of the Florida executive branch. 4-year term. Florida Constitution, Article IV
| Byron Donalds | David Jolly | Scott Eckhard Jewett | Charles Burkett | Frank J. Russo | Moliere "Moe" Dimanche | Dean Ocean Abrams | Jeffrey Peter "Dr. Jeff" Datto | Write-in |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Republican | Democrat | Libertarian | No party affiliation | No party affiliation | No party affiliation | No party affiliation | No party affiliation | Nonpartisan race |
Party is as filed with the Supervisor of Elections; "Nonpartisan race" means the office is elected without party labels. Records come from official minutes; money from Supervisor of Elections filings. Precincts reporting 0/92. Results source.
Attorney General
What this office decides: A statewide elected office of the Florida executive branch. 4-year term. Florida Constitution, Article IV
| James Uthmeier | Jose Javier Rodriguez |
|---|---|
| Republican | Democrat |
Party is as filed with the Supervisor of Elections; "Nonpartisan race" means the office is elected without party labels. Records come from official minutes; money from Supervisor of Elections filings. Precincts reporting 0/92. Results source.
Chief Financial Officer
What this office decides: A statewide elected office of the Florida executive branch. 4-year term. Florida Constitution, Article IV
| Blaise Ingoglia | Annette Taddeo |
|---|---|
| Republican | Democrat |
Party is as filed with the Supervisor of Elections; "Nonpartisan race" means the office is elected without party labels. Records come from official minutes; money from Supervisor of Elections filings. Precincts reporting 0/92. Results source.
Commissioner of Agriculture
What this office decides: A statewide elected office of the Florida executive branch. 4-year term. Florida Constitution, Article IV
| Wilton Simpson | Joey Mendoza Atkins | Write-in |
|---|---|---|
| Republican | Democrat | Nonpartisan race |
Party is as filed with the Supervisor of Elections; "Nonpartisan race" means the office is elected without party labels. Records come from official minutes; money from Supervisor of Elections filings. Precincts reporting 0/92. Results source.
County Commissioner District 2
What this office decides: One of five members of the Board of County Commissioners, the county's governing body under Chapter 125, Florida Statutes. The Board adopts the county budget and property tax rate, decides rezonings and land-use changes in unincorporated Lake County, and hires the County Manager and County Attorney. 4-year term. Chapter 125, Florida Statutes
| Sean M. Parks | Write-in |
|---|---|
| Republican Holds office now: Vice Chairman, lake-bcc-d2. Attended 30 of 30 meetings, made 51 motions, 25 split votes, voted no 2 times. Campaign money for this election: $139,855 raised, $134,627 spent (filings), who gave. | Nonpartisan race |
Party is as filed with the Supervisor of Elections; "Nonpartisan race" means the office is elected without party labels. Records come from official minutes; money from Supervisor of Elections filings. Precincts reporting 0/92. Results source.
County Commissioner District 4
What this office decides: One of five members of the Board of County Commissioners, the county's governing body under Chapter 125, Florida Statutes. The Board adopts the county budget and property tax rate, decides rezonings and land-use changes in unincorporated Lake County, and hires the County Manager and County Attorney. 4-year term. Chapter 125, Florida Statutes
| Leslie Campione | Egor Emery | Write-in |
|---|---|---|
| Republican Holds office now: Chairman, lake-bcc-d4. Attended 30 of 30 meetings, made 3 motions, 25 split votes, voted no 2 times. Campaign money for this election: $188,581 raised, $161,015 spent (filings), who gave. | Democrat Campaign money for this election: $19,719 raised, $16,046 spent (filings). | Nonpartisan race |
Party is as filed with the Supervisor of Elections; "Nonpartisan race" means the office is elected without party labels. Records come from official minutes; money from Supervisor of Elections filings. Precincts reporting 0/92. Results source.
School Board, District 1
What this office decides: One of five members of the district School Board, which under section 1001.41, Florida Statutes, adopts the district budget and school tax levy, approves policies, contracts and the school calendar, and hires the Superintendent's staff on the Superintendent's recommendation. 4-year term. Section 1001.41, Florida Statutes
| Pat Kelley | Write-in |
|---|---|
| Republican Campaign money for this election: $31,300 raised, $21,275 spent (filings). | Nonpartisan race |
Party is as filed with the Supervisor of Elections; "Nonpartisan race" means the office is elected without party labels. Records come from official minutes; money from Supervisor of Elections filings. Precincts reporting 0/92. Results source.
No. 1 Constitutional Amendment
Ballot question. Wording and fiscal impact are on the ballot itself; results source.
| Choice | Votes |
|---|---|
| Yes | |
| No |
No. 2 Constitutional Amendment
Ballot question. Wording and fiscal impact are on the ballot itself; results source.
| Choice | Votes |
|---|---|
| Yes | |
| No |
No. 3 Constitutional Amendment
Ballot question. Wording and fiscal impact are on the ballot itself; results source.
| Choice | Votes |
|---|---|
| Yes | |
| No |
School Board Resolution 2026-02
Ballot question. Wording and fiscal impact are on the ballot itself; results source.
| Choice | Votes |
|---|---|
| Yes | |
| No |
North Hospital District Continuation
Ballot question. Wording and fiscal impact are on the ballot itself; results source.
| Choice | Votes |
|---|---|
| Yes | |
| No |
Depends on your district
Lake County is split among congressional and state House districts; your sample ballot from the Supervisor of Elections shows which one is yours.
Representative in Congress, District 6
What this office decides: One of 435 voting members of the U.S. House of Representatives; votes on federal law and the federal budget. Lake County is split between two congressional districts, so which race is on your ballot depends on where you live. 2-year term. U.S. House
| Randy Fine | Eric Yonce | Andrew Parrott | Write-in |
|---|---|---|---|
| Republican | Democrat | Libertarian | Nonpartisan race |
Party is as filed with the Supervisor of Elections; "Nonpartisan race" means the office is elected without party labels. Records come from official minutes; money from Supervisor of Elections filings. Precincts reporting 0/30. Results source.
Representative in Congress, District 11
What this office decides: One of 435 voting members of the U.S. House of Representatives; votes on federal law and the federal budget. Lake County is split between two congressional districts, so which race is on your ballot depends on where you live. 2-year term. U.S. House
| Joe Strada | James Pericola | Ralph Groves |
|---|---|---|
| Republican | Democrat | Libertarian |
Party is as filed with the Supervisor of Elections; "Nonpartisan race" means the office is elected without party labels. Records come from official minutes; money from Supervisor of Elections filings. Precincts reporting 0/62. Results source.
State Representative, District 25
What this office decides: One of 120 members of the Florida House of Representatives; votes on state law and the state budget. Lake County is split among several House districts, so which race is on your ballot depends on where you live. 2-year term. Florida House
| Taylor Yarkosky | Farmer Banks Helfrich |
|---|---|
| Republican | Democrat |
Party is as filed with the Supervisor of Elections; "Nonpartisan race" means the office is elected without party labels. Records come from official minutes; money from Supervisor of Elections filings. Precincts reporting 0/40. Results source.
State Representative, District 26
What this office decides: One of 120 members of the Florida House of Representatives; votes on state law and the state budget. Lake County is split among several House districts, so which race is on your ballot depends on where you live. 2-year term. Florida House
| Nan Cobb | Robyn Elaine Lawrence |
|---|---|
| Republican | Democrat |
Party is as filed with the Supervisor of Elections; "Nonpartisan race" means the office is elected without party labels. Records come from official minutes; money from Supervisor of Elections filings. Precincts reporting 0/46. Results source.
State Representative, District 27
What this office decides: One of 120 members of the Florida House of Representatives; votes on state law and the state budget. Lake County is split among several House districts, so which race is on your ballot depends on where you live. 2-year term. Florida House
| Richard Gentry | Andy Ferrari |
|---|---|
| Republican | Democrat |
Party is as filed with the Supervisor of Elections; "Nonpartisan race" means the office is elected without party labels. Records come from official minutes; money from Supervisor of Elections filings. Precincts reporting 0/8. Results source.
Judicial retention 4 questions
Retain Justice Carlos G. Muniz
Ballot question. Wording and fiscal impact are on the ballot itself; results source.
| Choice | Votes |
|---|---|
| Yes | |
| No |
Retain Judge John M. Harris
Ballot question. Wording and fiscal impact are on the ballot itself; results source.
| Choice | Votes |
|---|---|
| Yes | |
| No |
Retain Judge Scott D. Makar
Ballot question. Wording and fiscal impact are on the ballot itself; results source.
| Choice | Votes |
|---|---|
| Yes | |
| No |
Retain Judge F. Rand Wallis
Ballot question. Wording and fiscal impact are on the ballot itself; results source.
| Choice | Votes |
|---|---|
| Yes | |
| No |
Special districts 3 seats, only district residents vote
Avalon Groves CDD Board, Seat 3
What this office decides: A board seat on a special district that owns and maintains infrastructure inside one development and levies assessments on the properties in it, under Chapter 190, Florida Statutes. Only property owners or residents of that district vote in the race. 4-year term. Chapter 190, Florida Statutes
| Samuel Harrison Jones III | David Allen Wagner |
|---|---|
| Nonpartisan race Campaign money for this election: $0 raised, $0 spent (filings). | Nonpartisan race Campaign money for this election: $0 raised, $0 spent (filings). |
Party is as filed with the Supervisor of Elections; "Nonpartisan race" means the office is elected without party labels. Records come from official minutes; money from Supervisor of Elections filings. Precincts reporting 0/1. Results source.
Avalon Groves CDD Board, Seat 4
What this office decides: A board seat on a special district that owns and maintains infrastructure inside one development and levies assessments on the properties in it, under Chapter 190, Florida Statutes. Only property owners or residents of that district vote in the race. 4-year term. Chapter 190, Florida Statutes
| John Christopher Donahue | Robert Wolski |
|---|---|
| Nonpartisan race Campaign money for this election: $0 raised, $0 spent (filings). | Nonpartisan race Campaign money for this election: $0 raised, $0 spent (filings). |
Party is as filed with the Supervisor of Elections; "Nonpartisan race" means the office is elected without party labels. Records come from official minutes; money from Supervisor of Elections filings. Precincts reporting 0/1. Results source.
Avalon Groves CDD Board, Seat 5
What this office decides: A board seat on a special district that owns and maintains infrastructure inside one development and levies assessments on the properties in it, under Chapter 190, Florida Statutes. Only property owners or residents of that district vote in the race. 4-year term. Chapter 190, Florida Statutes
| Eugene Mastrangeli | Bonnie Raymond |
|---|---|
| Nonpartisan race Campaign money for this election: $0 raised, $0 spent (filings). | Nonpartisan race Campaign money for this election: $0 raised, $0 spent (filings). |
Party is as filed with the Supervisor of Elections; "Nonpartisan race" means the office is elected without party labels. Records come from official minutes; money from Supervisor of Elections filings. Precincts reporting 0/1. Results source.