Voter Guide Nov 2026, Ballot 20: Largo US13 FLS18 FLH59 CTY5 SB5

Tuesday, November 3, 2026 Election

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Ballot #20 · US13 FLSN18 FLHS59 LRG

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DEMOCRATS ON YOUR BALLOT
United States Senator
Angie NixonWebsite
Representative in Congress District 13
Leela GrayWebsite
Governor and Lieutenant Governor
David Jolly / Gwen GrahamWebsite
Attorney General
Jose Javier RodriguezWebsite
Chief Financial Officer
Annette TaddeoWebsite
Commissioner of Agriculture
Joey Mendoza AtkinsWebsite
State Senator District 18
Karla KempWebsite
State Representative District 59
Susan Rochelle LeffWebsite
Board of County Commissioners District 2 - At Large
Tim HughesWebsite
JUDICIAL RETENTION
Voters are asked to vote either “yes” to retain or “no” to not retain these Supreme Court justices and District Court of Appeal judges. There are no opposing candidates. If a majority of voters vote "no" on retention of a justice or judge, then the newly elected governor will appoint a replacement. Set forth below is information that voters may use to determine whether to vote "yes" or "no" on retention.
Justice of the Supreme Court
Carlos G. Muñiz

Appointed by Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis, voted to uphold DeSantis redistricting, Federalist Society affiliation

District Court of Appeal
Drew Atkinson

Appointed by Republican Gov. Rick Scott, Federalist Society affiliation

Morris Silberman

Appointed by Republican Gov. Jeb Bush

Daniel H. Sleet

Appointed by Republican Gov. Rick Scott

Andrea Teves Smith

Appointed by Republican Gov. Rick Scott

SCHOOL BOARD
This is a nonpartisan election. Candidate party affiliation is not listed on the ballot. The following candidate indicates alignment with our values.
School Board Member District 3 - At Large
Curtis CampogniNo Party AffiliationWebsite

Endorsed by Pinellas Classroom Teachers Association

CITY OF LARGO
The following candidate indicates alignment with our values.
Commissioner Seat 2
Matthew FaustiniDemocratWebsite
FLORIDA CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
Below are recommendations from leaders in Democratic and Democratic-aligned communities.
Amendment 1: Budget Stabilization Fund
(increase the legislature’s discretionary state fund from 10% to 25% of general revenue)
No
Amendment 2: Agricultural Tangible Personal Property Exemption
[exempt agricultural property (other than real estate), like farm equipment and tools, from property taxes]
No
Amendment 3: Homestead Exemption Increase
[increase homestead property tax exemption, and potentially eliminate taxes on homestead property (except for school funding); limit local government power to tax second homes and rental and commercial property; and limit local government discretion on use of tax revenue]
No
LARGO REFERENDUM
Below is a recommendation from Democratic leaders.
Change of Date when Petitions for Candidates for Mayor and City Commission are First Available
(make petitions for mayor and city commission available on March 15 of an election year, providing more time for candidates to meet qualification requirements)
Yes
Mail Ballot and In-Person Voting Information
Register to vote byOct. 5
Vote early in personOct. 19 to Nov. 1
Request a mail ballot byOct. 225 pm
Election DayNov. 37 am to 7 pm

Vote early

Voting early is the most helpful next step.

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Vote by mail

The deadline to request that a mail ballot be mailed to you is Oct. 22 at 5 pm.

Mail ballots are sent to domestic voters starting Sept. 29. Return it as soon as possible. You can also drop it off at a Supervisor of Elections office or a ballot return location. Ballots must be received at a Supervisor of Elections office by 7 pm on Election Day, Nov. 3.

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Vote in person

You can vote early in person from Monday, Oct. 19, through Sunday, Nov. 1, at Supervisor of Elections offices.

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Candidate information last updated October 17, 2026

Ballot #20 · US13 FLSN18 FLHS59 LRG

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