Like all judicial elections in Florida, the race for Duval County Court Judge, Group 1 was non-partisan and open to all voters in the county. There were only two candidates in the race, and Matt Lufrano won in the August election.
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Like all judicial elections in Florida, the race for Duval County Court Judge, Group 1 was non-partisan and open to all voters in the county. There were only two candidates in the race, and Matt Lufrano won in the August election.
Like all judicial elections in Florida, the race for Duval County Court Judge, Group 13 is non-partisan, open to all voters in the county. Since no candidate got more than 50% in the August primary, the top two vote-getters, Octavius Holliday, Jr. and Melina Buncome, advance to the November general election.
Three of the seven seats on the Duval County School Board are up for election this year. These are nonpartisan races. In District 2, incumbent April Carney is not seeking re-election. None of the three candidates got more than 50% of the vote in the August primary, so the top two vote-getters, Donovan Bradley and Donna Mae Westrich, advance to the November general election.
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District 1 board member Erin Skipper was re-elected in the August primary, in this non-partisan race. It will not appear on the November ballot.
Republican incumbent Randy Fine is seeking re-election in District 6, which covers southern St. Johns County, Putnam and Flagler counties and residents of eastern Marion and northern Volusia counties. Fine, who was elected in a special election in 2025, is now seeking his first full term in Congress. Fine faces four challengers in the Republican primary, and there are four candidates in the Democr
After serving two terms, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is now term-limited, meaning the governor’s race is an open seat this year. Republican Byron Donalds and Democrat David Jolly won their party primaries in August, and advanced to the general election. They will also face a Libertarian candidate and six no party affiliation candidates.
Incumbent Republican Kim Kendall is seeking re-election in Florida House District 18, which covers the northern half of St. Johns County, including Ponte Vedra Beach, Fruit Cove, World Golf Village, Vilano Beach, and neighborhoods in between. Kendall will now face Democrat Art Stresing in the general election, after the two won their respective party primaries in August.
The incumbent commissioner, Republican Sarah Arnold, did not seek re-election this year. Martin Valerian Pyszczymuka defeated three other Republicans in the race in the August primary. As the four Republicans were the only candidates in the race, the primary was open to all voters, and as the winner of the primary, Pyszczymuka is elected to the office.
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The District 2 incumbent, Republican A.M. “Hupp” Huppman, defeated two challengers in the Republican primary on August 18. As they were the only candidates in the race, the primary was open to all voters, and as the winner of the primary, Huppman is re-elected.
District 5 board member Lissa Braddock defeated her one challenger in the August primary election. As they were the only candidates in the race, Braddock is re-elected.
Democratic incumbent Kimberly Daniels won the August primary. No other candidates had entered the race, so the primary became a Universal Primary Contest, and Daniels was re-elected.
Republican Aaron Bean is seeking re-election in the 4th Congressional District, which covers Duval County west and north of the St. Johns River and all of Nassau County and Clay County. He faces no challengers in the Republican primary, and will meet the winner of the three-way Democratic primary, LaShonda "LJ" Holloway, as well as a no party affiliation candidate, and a candidate with the Florida
Florida’s Agriculture Commissioner oversees the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, which supports and promotes Florida agriculture, protects the environment, safeguards consumers, and ensures the safety and wholesomeness of food. The incumbent, Republican Wilton Simpson, is seeking re-election, and will face Democrat Joey Mendoza Atkins in the general election, after the two won thei