State, state-level GOP wants a referendum on how Lee County commissioners are elected. Local GOP groups oppose, but Governor signs the bill into law ...

Lee County voters will get an opportunity in 2026 to decide whether to make a substantive change in how Lee County commissioners are elected. Gov. Ron DeSantis on June 11 signed House Bill 4001 — Lee ...

State Committeewoman Tara Jenner has preached against the bill, calling it a usurpation of local home rule. She points out there are three ways locals could choose single-member districts.

Lee County Property Appraiser Matt Caldwell has championed single-member districts for more than 2 decades, starting when he was an appointed member of the Charter Review Committee.

Single Member District 4 Out of a total of 1,369 ballots cast, incumbent Ami Mizell-Flint remained in the lead after early voting with 915 votes (66.8%) to Lynette Lucas and her 454 ballots (33.2%).

Lucy Gonzales, Single Member District 4 incumbent, ran unopposed. What the candidates said: We asked nine questions to nine San Angelo City Council candidates. Here's what they said: ...

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed a bill mandating a 2026 referendum on how Lee County commissioners are elected. The referendum will let voters choose between the current countywide election ...

Election Day is Thursday for the runoff election for the Bryan City Council, Single Member District 5 race between Marca Ewers-Shurtleff and A.J. Renold, as neither candidate surpassed 50% of ...

Single Member District 4 Out of a total of 1,369 ballots cast, incumbent Ami Mizell-Flint remained in the lead after early voting with 915 votes (66.8%) to Lynette Lucas and her 454 ballots (33.2%).

Lucy Gonzales, Single Member District 4 incumbent, ran unopposed. What the candidates said: We asked nine questions to nine San Angelo City Council candidates. Here's what they said: ...

Single Member District 4 Out of a total of 1,369 ballots cast, incumbent Ami Mizell-Flint remained in the lead after early voting with 915 votes (66.8%) to Lynette Lucas and her 454 ballots (33.2%).

While awaiting the court’s opinion, the city implemented 10 single-member districts, including three districts where minority voters formed a majority of the voting population.