You can find a Voter Guide with information about what’s on your ballot on voteractionpinellas.org. Just click on the link that says “Click here for your August election Voter Guide.”
You’ll land on a page where you can enter your address.
As you start to type your home address below, an option with your address should appear. Select the correct address. There's no need to include your apartment or unit number.
The entire address should autopopulate. There’s no need to include your apartment or unit number. Once the address is populated, select Submit.
You’ll land on a voter guide with information about everything on your ballot for your precinct. This is a voter guide for people who live in Oldsmar, where there is a municipal election in August. Registered Democrats in Oldsmar may also vote in the Democratic Primary for U.S. Congressional District 13. All Oldsmar voters may vote in the race for the School Board District 4 seat.
At the top of your Voter Guide, you’ll see a button that links to the Voter Action Pinellas Voter guide Policy. There you will find information about how we picked candidates to list on the Guide.
You’ll also find a button that will link you to a printable version of the Voter Guide.
All Florida Democrats may vote in the U.S. Senate Democratic August Primary, so this race will appear on the ballot for all Pinellas Democrats.
Pinellas Democrats living in U.S. Congressional District 13 (currently represented by Republican Anna Paulina Luna), may vote in the Democratic Primary for that seat.
In five Pinellas County precincts (Precincts 142, 216, 220, 231, and 527), Democrats may also vote for a Democratic Party Precinct Committeeman and/or Precinct Committeewoman.
The second part of the Voter Guide provides information about universal elections and nonpartisan elections. You can vote in these elections regardless of your party affiliation. This section is a slate card, listing candidates we have identified as most closely aligned with our values.
All candidates running for Supervisor of Elections are Republicans, so rather than a partisan Republican Primary this is a Universal Primary. That means that all Pinellas County voters, regardless of party affiliation, can vote in this Primary election. The candidate who receives the most votes will be the winner, and the race will not appear on the November General Election ballot.
Candidate party affiliation is not listed on the ballot for Circuit Judge. For each Circuit Judge election, Voter Action Pinellas lists the candidate most closely aligned with our values. This is based solely on publicly available information about each candidates' affiliation with political parties and other partisan groups. Click here for information more information about the circuit judge elections.
The School Board District 1 seat is an “At Large” seat, which means that all Pinellas voters will vote in the election for that seat. The District 4 and District 5 School Board seats are “Single Member” seats, so only voters who live in those Districts vote in those elections. Here’s a link to a map of Pinellas County Schools Board districts 4 and 5: School Board Districts 4 and 5 Precincts
In August there are municipal elections in St. Pete Beach, Oldsmar, Tarpon Springs, and St. Petersburg.
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There are special elections in St. Pete Beach, Oldsmar, and Tarpon Springs. In each of these elections, there is a Democrat running against either a Republican, or a No Party Affiliation candidate. So, in each of those races we've just listed the Democrat.
There are primary races for City Council in two St. Petersburg City Council Districts: District 3 and District 7. Only voters who live in these Districts can vote in these races. Party affiliation is not listed on the ballot. For your information, we are listing every Democrat on the ballot in each of these races. Voter Action Pinellas does not endorse a candidate in either of these races, but we encourage you to make a choice and share it with your friends and family.
All Pinellas Voters may vote on an extension of an Ad Valorem Tax exemption for new businesses and existing expanding businesses that are expected to create new, full-time jobs in Pinellas County. This extension was unanimously approved by the County Commission, and no groups have voiced opposition.
At the bottom of your guide you’ll see a button to download the Democratic sample ballot for your precinct. You can find sample ballots for all parties on the supervisor of Elections website: https://www.votepinellas.gov/Election-Information/Find-Your-Precinct-Polling-Place
You’ll also see a button that will lead you to this website page, with information about how to submit your ballot: https://voteractionpinellas.org/voting-info-august-2024/
Every Voter Guide also has a button linked to the League of Women Voters’ Voter Guide: https://lwvspa.org/voter-guide/
Now that you are familiar with the items on your August ballot, the next step is to submit it as soon as possible, and then help your voters vote quickly. Click here for next steps.
