With a few hours to go before polls close, Republicans had an over raw vote lead of 374,000 statewide.
Category: Elections
Mental health, bullying and district accountability shape Okaloosa School Board District 5 race
Challenger Cynthia West says stronger oversight is needed as appointed incumbent Brett Hinely campaigns on continuing the district’s current direction
Behind the $264K: 2026 Polk County School Board Campaign Funding
Behind the $264K: 2026 Polk County School Board Campaign Funding
A teacher and a businessman: Two candidates bring something different to the table for a seat in Santa Rosa County’s District 1
Challenger David Farrow and incumbent Linda Sanborn disagree on budget and transparency policies, but share a common consensus on teacher pay.
Gulf Breeze influencer challenges Carol Boston for fourth School Board term
Teacher pay, budgeting issues and school safety have been at the heart of Santa Rosa County’s District 3 School Board race. Three-term incumbent Carol Boston, 61, is running for reelection against Gulf Breeze challenger Kyle Connolly, 43, who switched from the District 5 race in May. At the time of publication, Boston could not be reached for an interview.
Key differences split board candidates for Seminole County Public Schools
Campaign season for three seats on the Seminole County School Board is in full-swing, with the non-partisan election happening Aug. 18. The seats are at-large, meaning all voters in Seminole County will get to vote for candidates for all three seats.
Both Glades County School Board District 1 candidates have long county connections
Glades County District 2 School Board election overview
Calhoun County School Board District 2 race could shape the future of local schools
Calhoun County School Board District 2 election overview
Book removals, teacher burnout and enrollment losses shape Escambia School Board District 1 race
Escambia School Board District 1 election overview
Hawley and Capp compete for St. Lucie County School Board District 1 seat
As St. Lucie County Public Schools continue a stretch of academic improvement and rapid enrollment, District 1 voters will decide whether to continue the current school board’s direction or elect new leadership.
