ELECTION GUIDE · SITE UPDATED OCTOBER 23, 2026
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Federal offices

U.S. Senate and U.S. House

Florida state offices

Governor, Cabinet and Florida Legislature

FloridaStatewide · Florida

Governor / Lieutenant Governor

Who votes: All eligible Florida voters.

Official election record · Checked September 9–27, 2026

Courts

Judicial elections and retention questions

FloridaStatewide

Florida Supreme Court · Merit retention

Who votes: All registered voters in Florida.

  • Carlos G. MuñizNonpartisan

A separate Yes/No question is asked for each judge. YES retains that judge in office; NO does not retain that judge. Judges are not running against one another.

YES Retain this judge.

NO Do not retain this judge.

Official election record · Checked 2026-09-09

FloridaAppeals Court District 5

Retain Judge F. Rand Wallis?

Who votes: Registered voters within Florida’s District 5 Court of Appeal.

  • F. Rand WallisNonpartisan

A separate Yes/No question is asked for each judge. YES retains that judge in office; NO does not retain that judge. Judges are not running against one another.

YES Retain this judge.

NO Do not retain this judge.

Official election record · Checked 2026-09-09

FloridaAppeals Court District 5

Retain Judge John M. Harris?

Who votes: Registered voters within Florida’s District 5 Court of Appeal.

  • John M. HarrisNonpartisan

A separate Yes/No question is asked for each judge. YES retains that judge in office; NO does not retain that judge. Judges are not running against one another.

YES Retain this judge.

NO Do not retain this judge.

Official election record · Checked 2026-09-09

FloridaAppeals Court District 5

Retain Judge Scott D. Makar?

Who votes: Registered voters within Florida’s District 5 Court of Appeal.

  • Scott D. MakarNonpartisan

A separate Yes/No question is asked for each judge. YES retains that judge in office; NO does not retain that judge. Judges are not running against one another.

YES Retain this judge.

NO Do not retain this judge.

Official election record · Checked 2026-09-09

Seminole CountyGroup 6

County Judge, Group 6

Who votes: All registered voters in Seminole County.

Official election record · Checked 2026-09-09

County & local offices

County, city and special-district offices

Seminole CountyCounty Commission District 4 seat · Countywide vote

County Commission

Who votes: All registered voters in Seminole County. The district number identifies the seat.

The district number identifies the seat. Voters throughout the county elect this office.

Official election record · Checked 2026-09-09

City of CasselberryCitywide vote

Commissioner, Seat 2

Who votes: All registered voters in the City of Casselberry.

  • Lindsay FeistNonpartisan
  • Lourdes Crosby GarciaNonpartisan
  • Travis KelleyNonpartisan

City of Casselberry · qualified November candidates · Checked 2026-09-27

City of LongwoodCitywide vote

Commissioner, District 3

Who votes: All registered voters in the City of Longwood.

  • Coury KnowlesNonpartisan
  • Michael PfenningNonpartisan
  • Matt McMillanNonpartisan

City of Longwood · qualified November candidates · Checked 2026-09-27

Offices already decided or listed as unopposed (16)

These records explain why some familiar offices are absent from the November candidate cards.

  • County Commissioner, District 2 — Jay Zembower. The official directory lists this office as elected or unopposed; it is not a November choice between candidates. Official record
  • County Judge, Group 3 — Sylvia Grunor. The official directory lists this office as elected or unopposed; it is not a November choice between candidates. Official record
  • School Board, District 1 — Kristine Kraus. The official directory lists this office as elected or unopposed; it is not a November choice between candidates. Official record
  • School Board, District 2 — Holton Mills. The official directory lists this office as elected or unopposed; it is not a November choice between candidates. Official record
  • School Board, District 5 — Autumn Garick. The official directory lists this office as elected or unopposed; it is not a November choice between candidates. Official record
  • Circuit Judge · Circuit 18, Group 2 — Melanie Chase. Listed as unopposed in the state General Election directory. Official record
  • Circuit Judge · Circuit 18, Group 4 — Robert Alan Segal. Listed as unopposed in the state General Election directory. Official record
  • Circuit Judge · Circuit 18, Group 5 — Mark E. Herr. Listed as unopposed in the state General Election directory. Official record
  • Circuit Judge · Circuit 18, Group 13 — Andrea Fant. Listed as unopposed in the state General Election directory. Official record
  • Circuit Judge · Circuit 18, Group 14 — Curt Jacobus. Listed as unopposed in the state General Election directory. Official record
  • Circuit Judge · Circuit 18, Group 15 — Tesha Scolaro Ballou. Listed as unopposed in the state General Election directory. Official record
  • Circuit Judge · Circuit 18, Group 18 — Steve Henderson. Listed as unopposed in the state General Election directory. Official record
  • Circuit Judge · Circuit 18, Group 19 — Susan Stacy. Listed as unopposed in the state General Election directory. Official record
  • Circuit Judge · Circuit 18, Group 21 — Donna M. Goerner. Listed as unopposed in the state General Election directory. Official record
  • Circuit Judge · Circuit 18, Group 23 — Laura Moody. Listed as unopposed in the state General Election directory. Official record
  • Circuit Judge · Circuit 18, Group 25 — Samuel Bookhardt III. Listed as unopposed in the state General Election directory. Official record

DEM: Democratic · REP: Republican · LPF: Libertarian · IND: Independent Party of Florida · NPA: no party affiliation · WRI: write-in. Nonpartisan offices have no party on the ballot. A write-in candidate’s name is not printed; a blank line is provided. Names are presented equally, not in official ballot order.

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