Election Information

Overview

 

Election Dates and Deadlines for Mayor and Commissioner Districts 4 and 6

General Election: November 7, 2023 from 7 a.m. - 7 p.m.

  • Deadline to register: October 10, 2023
  • Deadline to request vote-by-mail ballot: October 26, 2023 at 5 p.m.

Early Voting: October 28 - November 5, 2023 from 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Run-Off Election (if necessary): December 5, 2023

Polling Places

Your municipal election polling place may not be the same as where you've voted before because of redistricting changes and because municipal precincts are different from Orange County precincts. Be sure to double-check your correct polling place for this election so you go to the right place the first time.

Find your nearest polling place

You must also bring photo and signature identification. Example of what to bring:
  • Photo identification, with a signature.
  • Florida driver license
  • U.S. Passport
  • Military I.D.
  • You can see more examples of accepted identification at ocfelections.com.

If you need help in reading or marking your ballot, you may bring someone with you, or poll workers are available to assist. Spanish language assistance and ADA-compliant voting equipment are available at all polling places. Learn more on how to vote at ocfelections.com.

2023 Candidates

The qualifying period for the 2023 City of Orlando General Election occurred Friday, September 9 - Thursday, September 14, 2023. The list below indicates candidate qualification determinations.

The following Candidates have complete qualification submissions and their names will be placed on the ballot, provided that the City receives the qualification fees from the campaign account:

Year Race Name Status
2023 Mayor Buddy Dyer Qualified
2023 Mayor Safraaz Alli Not Qualified
2023 Mayor Moliere "Moe" Dimanche Not Qualified
2023 Mayor Samuel B. Ings Qualified
2023 Mayor Gertrude Pierre Withdrew
2023 Mayor Ky Velez Withdrew
2023 Mayor Tony Vargas Qualified
2023 Mayor Steve Dixon Qualified
2023 District 2 Tony Ortiz Qualified - Unopposed*
2023 District 4 Patty Sheehan Qualified
2023 District 4 Katie Koch Qualified
2023 District 4 Randy Ross Qualified
2023 District 6 Bakari F. Burns Qualified
2023 District 6 Rufus Hawkins Qualified

 

*Unopposed candidates will not appear on the ballot.

If you are interested in running for a City of Orlando office, please visit the Register as a Candidate page for further information.

Voters

After December 31, 2022, all vote-by-mail requests expired. If you would like to receive a vote-by-mail ballot for the upcoming Municipal Elections or any other elections through the 2024 election cycle, you will have to submit a new vote-by-mail request through the Orange County Supervisor of Elections.

 

City Clerk's Office
cityclerk@orlando.gov
Phone: 407.246.2251
400 South Orange Avenue
Orlando, FL 32801

Public Notices - Elections Only

Notice: Manual Audit for the November 7, 2023 General Election

The Orange County Canvassing Board will conduct a Manual Audit for the November 7, 2023, City of Orlando General Election/HD 35 Primary Election for the following contest and precinct:

City of Orlando Mayor Precinct OL44

The Manual Audit will begin Friday, November 17, 2023, at 12:00 p.m.

Supervisor of Elections Office

119 W. Kaley St. Orlando

This process is open to the public. For additional information, please call 407-836-2070 or visit  www.ocfelections.gov.

 

AVISO

La Junta de Escrutinio del Condado de Orange llevará a cabo un Recuento Manual para la Elección General del 7 de noviembre de 2023, Ciudad de Orlando/Cámara Distrito 35 Elección Primaria para las siguientes contiendas y precinto:

Alcalde de la Ciudad de Orlando Precinto OL44

El recuento manual comenzará el viernes, 17 de noviembre de 2023 a las 12:00 p.m.

Oficina del Supervisor de Elecciones

119 W. Kaley St. Orlando

Este proceso está abierto al público. Para más información llame al 407-836-2070 o visite www.ocfelections.gov.

Notice: Orange County Canvassing Board will canvass November 7, 2023 General Election

Please be advised that the Governor has set the Special Primary Election for House District 35 on November 7, 2023, which is the same date as the City of Orlando General Election. Therefore, the Orange County Canvassing Board will canvass the ballots for the City of Orlando’s November 7, 2023 General Election. For further information on the Orange County Canvassing Board, visit the Orange County Supervisor of Elections.

If there is a need for a run-off in the City of Orlando election, the City of Orlando’s Canvassing Board will canvass the ballots for the City of Orlando’s December 5, 2023 Run-Off Election.

Notice: Change in Campaign Treasurer Report Filings

Beginning July 1, 2023, candidates for public office in Florida will be required to file quarterly campaign treasurer reports instead of monthly reports. This means that the campaign finance activity for the months of July, August, and September will be combined into one report that will be due on Tuesday, October 10.

Cover Period

Report Type

Due Date

7/1/23 – 9/30/23

Q3 10/10/2023

 

10/1/23 – 10/6/23

G1

10/13/2023

10/7/23 – 10/20/23

G2

10/27/2023

10/21/23 – 11/2/23

G3

11/3/2023


Run-Off Reports

Cover Period

Report Type

Due Date

11/3/23 – 11/17/23

R1

11/24/2023

11/18/23 – 11/30/23

R2

12/1/2023


Termination Reports

Cover Period

Report Type

Due Date

9/1/23 – 12/13/2023

TRQ

12/13/2023*

Last reported date to TRU report date

TRU

90 days after becoming unopposed

Last reported date to TRW report date

TRW

90 days after withdrawing

11/3/23 – 2/5/2024

TRG

2/5/2024**

12/1/23 – 3/5/2024

TRR

3/5/2024***


  *90 days from end of qualifying (candidate unopposed at end of qualifying period)

 **90 days from election (all candidates, unless in run-off election)

***90 days from run-off (if necessary)

Above run-off dates were based on a December 5 date. Thanksgiving is November 23.

Notice: Vote By Mail requests expired

After December 31, 2022, all vote-by-mail requests expired. If you would like to receive a vote-by-mail ballot for the upcoming Municipal Elections or any other elections through the 2024 election cycle, you will have to submit a new vote-by-mail request through the Orange County Supervisor of Elections.

Notice: Challenging Vote By Mail Ballots

Pursuant to Florida Statutes 101.6104 and Florida Statutes 101.68(2)(c)4, if any elector or candidate present believes that a vote by mail ballot is illegal due to a defect apparent on the voter’s certificate, he or she may, at any time before the ballot is removed from the envelope, file with the canvassing board a protest against the canvass of that ballot, specifying the precinct, the ballot, and the reason he or she believes the ballot to be illegal. A challenge based upon a defect in the voter’s certificate may not be accepted after the ballot has been removed from the mailing envelope.

Notice: Information Provided is a Quick Reference Only

Information provided on City of Orlando websites are intended as quick reference guided only. Chapters 97 to 106, Florida Statutes, the Constitution of the State of Florida, Division of Elections’ opinions and rules, Attorney General Opinions, the City of Orlando Charter and ordinances, and other sources should be reviewed in their entirety for complete information regarding campaign financing and qualifying. All forms and publications are available on the Division of Elections’ website at: http://dos.myflorida.com/elections

If you are running for office, it is your responsibility to become acquainted with relevant Florida and City election laws that might have a bearing on your campaign or qualification to run for office.

 

Voter Services

Visit the Orange County Supervisor of Elections website to:

After December 31, 2022, all vote-by-mail requests expired. If you would like to receive a vote-by-mail ballot for the upcoming Municipal Elections or any other elections through the 2024 election cycle, you will have to submit a new vote-by-mail request through the Orange County Supervisor of Elections.

 

Candidate Reports

The City of Orlando uses Easy Campaign Finance Portal for the recording and reporting of Campaign Finance Activity.

For more information about county, state or national elections, visit the Orange County Supervisor of Elections.

 

2023 Election Calendar of Reporting Dates

Campaign Treasurer Reports (DS-DE 12, DS-DE 13, DS-DE 14)

Reports

NOTE: Beginning July 1, 2023, candidates for public office in Florida will be required to file quarterly campaign treasurer reports instead of monthly reports. This means that the campaign finance activity for the months of July, August, and September will be combined into one report that will be due on Tuesday, October 10.

Cover Period

Report Type

Due Date

7/1/23 – 9/30/23

Q3 10/10/2023

 

10/1/23 – 10/6/23

G1

10/13/2023

10/7/23 – 10/20/23

G2

10/27/2023

10/21/23 – 11/2/23

G3

11/3/2023

 

Run-Off Reports

Cover Period

Report Type

Due Date

11/3/23 – 11/17/23

R1

11/24/2023

11/18/23 – 11/30/23

R2

12/1/2023

 

Termination Reports

Cover Period

Report Type

Due Date

9/1/23 – 12/13/2023

TRQ

12/13/2023*

Last reported date to TRU report date

TRU

90 days after becoming unopposed

Last reported date to TRW report date

TRW

90 days after withdrawing

11/3/23 – 2/5/2024

TRG

2/5/2024**

12/1/23 – 3/5/2024

TRR

3/5/2024***

 

  *90 days from end of qualifying (candidate unopposed at end of qualifying period)

 **90 days from election (all candidates, unless in run-off election)

***90 days from run-off (if necessary)

Above run-off dates were based on a December 5 date. Thanksgiving is November 23.

 

Canvassing Board

 

Special Notice

November 7, 2023 General Election

Please be advised that the Governor has set the Special Primary Election for House District 35 on November 7, 2023, which is the same date as the City of Orlando General Election. Therefore, the Orange County Canvassing Board will canvass the ballots for the City of Orlando’s November 7, 2023 General Election. For further information on the Orange County Canvassing Board, visit the Orange County Supervisor of Elections.

Orange County Canvassing Board Members

County Judge Jeanette Bigney, Chair

County Commissioner Maribel Gomez Cordero

Supervisor of Elections, Bill Cowles

Alternate County Judges: Judge Steve Jewett and Judge Brian Duckworth

Alternate County Commissioner: County Commissioner Christine Moore

December 5, 2023 Run-Off Election (if necessary)

If there is a need for a run-off in the City of Orlando election, the City of Orlando’s Canvassing Board will canvass the ballots for the City of Orlando’s December 5, 2023 Run-Off Election.

 

City of Orlando Canvassing Board Members

Stephanie Herdocia, City Clerk

Commissioner Robert F. Stuart, District 3

Judge Amy Carter

 

Agendas and Minutes

 

Challenging Vote by Mail Ballots

Pursuant to Florida Statutes 101.6104 and Florida Statutes 101.68(2)(c)4, if any elector or candidate present believes that a vote by mail ballot is illegal due to a defect apparent on the voter’s certificate, he or she may, at any time before the ballot is removed from the envelope, file with the canvassing board a protest against the canvass of that ballot, specifying the precinct, the ballot, and the reason he or she believes the ballot to be illegal. A challenge based upon a defect in the voter’s certificate may not be accepted after the ballot has been removed from the mailing envelope.

Election Timeline - draft version 4

Dates below are subject to change, please check back for any updates to the timeline.

Special Notice

Please be advised that the Governor has set the Special Primary Election for House District 35 on November 7, 2023, which is the same date as the City of Orlando General Election. Therefore, the Orange County Canvassing Board will canvass the ballots for the City of Orlando’s November 7, 2023 General Election. Please visit Orange County Canvassing Board to obtain more information.

If there is a need for a run-off in the City of Orlando election, the City of Orlando’s Canvassing Board will canvass the ballots for the City of Orlando’s December 5, 2023 Run-Off Election.

2023 General Election Timeline: Mayor and Commissioner Districts 4 and 6

Date Task

October 10, 2023

Book closing (29 days prior to November 7 Election, Federal Holiday on October 9)

October 14, 2023

Poll Watchers Designation – Form DS-DE 125 due noon for Early Voting sites

October 24, 2023

Poll Watchers Designation – Form DS-DE 125 due noon for Election Day sites

October 26, 2023

Public Viewing of Vote By Mail Ballots – 8:00am – 9:00am @ Supervisor of Elections Office, 119 W. Kaley Street, Orlando, FL (FS 101.68 (2)(a))

October 26, 2023

Orange County Canvassing Board convenes to conduct a Public Test of Voter Tabulation Equipment for the November 7, 2023 Election – 10:00am @ Supervisor of Elections Office, 119 W. Kaley Street, Orlando, FL

Visit: Orange County Canvassing Board

October 26, 2023

Deadline to request a Vote-By-Mail Ballot to be mailed (FS 101.62(2)) no later than 5:00pm

October 28 – November 5, 2023

Early Voting Begins, from 10:00am – 6:00pm at:

  • Supervisor of Elections Office, 119 W. Kaley Street, Orlando, FL
  • Alafaya Branch Library,12000 E. Colonial Drive, Orlando, FL
  • Valencia College - Lake Nona Campus, 12350 Narcoossee Rd, Orlando, FL

Visit: Early Voting

November 1, 2023

Public Viewing of Vote By Mail Ballots – 8:00am – 9:00am @ Supervisor of Elections Office, 119 W. Kaley Street, Orlando, FL (FS 101.68 (2)(a))

November 2, 2023 Last day for candidates to accept campaign contributions
November 6, 2023 Book closing for Run-Off (29 days prior to December 5 Run-Off Election)
November 6, 2023

Orange County Canvassing Board convenes - 3:00pm @ Supervisor of Elections Office, 119 W. Kaley Street, Orlando, FL

Visit: Orange County Canvassing Board

November 7, 2023

ELECTION DAY – Mayor and Districts 4 & 6

November 7, 2023

Public Viewing of Vote By Mail Ballots – 8:00am – 9:00am @ Supervisor of Elections Office, 119 W. Kaley Street, Orlando, FL

November 7, 2023

Orange County Canvassing Board convenes – 4:00pm @ Supervisor of Elections Office, 119 W. Kaley Street, Orlando, FL

Ballot Duplication will begin at 8:00 am until completed

Visit: Orange County Canvassing Board

November 9, 2023

Orange County Canvassing Board convenes to conduct results verifications and obtain the 1st unofficial results - 2:00 pm @ Supervisor of Elections Office, 119 W. Kaley Street, Orlando, FL

Visit: Orange County Canvassing Board

November 17, 2023

Orange County Canvassing Board convenes to certify the Official Election Results - 12:00 @ Supervisor of Elections Office, 119 W. Kaley Street, Orlando, FL

Visit: Orange County Canvassing Board

January 8, 2024

Candidates take office (2nd Monday in January)

 

2023 (TENTATIVE) Run-Off Election Timeline 

 Date  Task
November 13, 2023 Poll Watchers Designation – Form DS-DE 125 due noon for Run-Off Early Voting sites

November 17, 2023

City of Orlando Canvassing Board convenes to conduct a Public Test of Voter Tabulation Equipment for the December 5, 2023 Run-Off Election – 10:00am @ Supervisor of Elections Office, 119 W. Kaley Street, Orlando, FL 

 November 21, 2023 Poll Watchers Designation – Form DS-DE 125 due noon for Run-Off Election Day sites

November 27 –

December 3, 2023

Early Voting Begins, Monday – Friday from 8:00am – 5:00pm; Saturday from 9:00am – 3:00pm.; Sunday from 11:00am – 3:00pm @ Supervisor of Elections Office, 119 W. Kaley Street, Orlando, FL

November 30, 2023 Last day for Run-Off candidates to accept campaign contributions

December 5, 2023

RUN-OFF ELECTION DAY

December 5, 2023

Public Viewing of Vote By Mail Ballots – 8:00am – 9:00am @ Supervisor of Elections Office, 119 W. Kaley Street, Orlando, FL

December 5, 2023

City of Orlando Canvassing Board convenes – 4:00pm @ Supervisor of Elections Office, 119 W. Kaley Street, Orlando, FL

December 8, 2023

City of Orlando Canvassing Board convenes to certify Run-Off Election and conduct a Post-Election Audit – 9:00am @ Supervisor of Elections Office, 119 W. Kaley Street, Orlando, FL

January 8, 2024

Candidates take office (2nd Monday in January)

 

Election Forms

Florida Division of Elections

Common Election Forms

The information provided is intended as a quick reference guide only. Chapters 97 to 106, Florida Statutes, the Constitution of the State of Florida, Division of Elections’ opinions and rules, Attorney General Opinions, the City of Orlando Charter and ordinances, and other sources should be reviewed in their entirety for complete information regarding campaign financing and qualifying. All forms and publications are available on the Division of Elections’ website at: http://dos.myflorida.com/electionsIf you are running for office, it is your responsibility to become acquainted with relevant Florida and City election laws that might have a bearing on your campaign or qualification to run for office. 

Qualifying Information

The qualifying period for the 2023 City of Orlando General Election occurred Friday, September 9 - Thursday, September 14, 2023.

See Orlando City Charter Section 1-1 Requirements for Qualification as a Candidate for Mayor or City Commissioner

The information provided is intended as a quick reference guide only. Chapters 97 to 106, Florida Statutes, the Constitution of the State of Florida, Division of Elections’ opinions and rules, Attorney General Opinions, the City of Orlando Charter and ordinances, and other sources should be reviewed in their entirety for complete information regarding campaign financing and qualifying. All forms and publications are available on the Division of Elections’ website at: http://dos.myflorida.com/elections.
 
If you are running for office, it is your responsibility to become acquainted with relevant Florida and City election laws that might have a bearing on your campaign or qualification to run for office. Some, but not all of the items you will need, during the qualifying period for the City of Orlando Election are:
  • Appointment of Campaign Treasurer & Designation of Campaign Depository (DS-DE 9) 
  • Statement of Candidate (DS-DE 84)
  • Candidate Oath
  • Affidavit of Nickname (if applicable)
  • Statement of Financial Interest Form (Form 1 or Form 6)
  • Voter Registration Card OR Certificate from Supervisor of Elections
  • Florida Driver’s License – picture ID
  • Proof of Residency with the following:
    • Homestead Exemption document OR Residential Property Lease (and contact number for Lessor/Landlord)
    • Utility Bills (12 months which reflect usage of utilities at a level indicating actual residence)
    • Or other documentation that shows intention to be a bona fide resident at their qualifying address
  • Qualifying fee:
    • 3% is due OR
    • Waiver of 2% if qualified by Alternative Method
      • Notice of Intent to Collect Petitions was filed AND
      • Petition Certification from Supervisor of Elections received for required number of Petitions
    • Waiver of 1% if filed Affidavit of Financial Hardship
    • Check from the Campaign account made payable to the City of Orlando
  • Sworn Statement of Qualification
  • Requirements for Qualification form with the authorization to verify signed by Candidate

Other Information

The information provided is intended as a quick reference guide only. Chapters 97 to 106, Florida Statutes, the Constitution of the State of Florida, Division of Elections’ opinions and rules, Attorney General Opinions, the City of Orlando Charter and ordinances, and other sources should be reviewed in their entirety for complete information regarding campaign financing and qualifying. All forms and publications are available on the Division of Elections’ website at: http://dos.myflorida.com/electionsIf you are running for office, it is your responsibility to become acquainted with relevant Florida and City election laws that might have a bearing on your campaign or qualification to run for office.

Historical Candidates

 Year Race Name Status Winner
2023 Mayor Buddy Dyer Qualified  
2023 Mayor Safraaz Alli Not Qualified  
2023 Mayor Moliere "Moe" Dimanche Not Qualified  
2023 Mayor Samuel B. Ings Qualified  
2023 Mayor Gertrude Pierre Withdrew  
2023 Mayor Ky Velez Withdrew  
2023 Mayor Tony Vargas Qualified  
2023 Mayor Steve Dixon Qualified  
2023 District 2 Tony Ortiz Qualified  Unopposed
2023 District 4 Patty Sheehan  Qualified  
2023 District 4 Katie Koch Qualified  
2023 District 4 Randy Ross Qualified  
2023 District 6 Bakari F. Burns Qualified  
2023 District 6 Rufus Hawkins Qualified  
2021 District 1 Jim Gray Qualified Winner
2021 District 1  Sunshine L. Grund Qualified  
2021 District 1 Bill Moore Qualified  
2021 District 3 Robert F. Stuart Qualified Winner
2021 District 3 Samuel Chambers Qualified  
2021 District 3 Nicolette Fariello Springer Qualified  
2021 District 3 Martin "Leigh Shannon" Fugate Not Qualified  
2021 District 5 Regina I. Hill Qualified Winner
2021 District 5 Shaniqua "Shan" Rose Qualified  
2019 Mayor Buddy Dyer Qualified Winner
2019 Mayor Samuel B. Ings Qualified  
2019 Mayor Aretha Simons Qualified  
2019 Mayor Shantele Bennett Not Qualified  
2019 Mayor Jentri Casaberry Withdrew  
2019 District 2 Tony Ortiz Qualified Winner
2019 District 4 Patty Sheehan Qualified Winner
2019 District 4 Corey DeVogel Withdrew  
2019 District 6 Bakari Burns Qualified Winner
2019 District 6 Lawanna Gelzer Qualified  
2019 District 6 Gary Siplin Qualified  
2019 District 6 Vicki-Elaine Felder Withdrew  
2017 District 1 Jim Gray Qualified Winner
2017 District 1 Sunshine Grund Qualified  
2017 District 1 Tom Keen Qualified  
2017 District 3 Robert F. Stuart Qualified Winner
2017 District 3 Asima Azam Qualified  
2017 District 5 Regina I. Hill Qualified Winner
2017 District 5 Jibreel R. Ali Qualified  
2017 District 5 Ericka Dunlap Qualified  
2017 District 5 Sarah A. Elbadri Qualified  
2017 District 5 Betty Gelzer Qualified  
2017 District 5 Cynthia Harris Qualified  
2017 District 5 Ondria James Qualified  
2017 District 5 Darryl B. Sheppard Qualified  
2017 District 5 Stovelleo Stovall Withdrew  
2017 District 5 Latasha Wright Withdrew  
2015 Mayor Buddy Dyer Qualified Winner
2015 Mayor Sunshine Linda-Marie Grund Qualified  
2015 Mayor Paul Paulson Qualified  
2015 District 2 Tony Ortiz Qualified Winner
2015 District 4 Patty Sheehan Qualified Winner
2015 District 4 Aretha J. Olivarez Qualified  
2015 District 4 Randy Ross Qualified
2015 District 6 Samuel B. Ings Qualified Winner
2015 District 6 Nathan Chambers Qualified  
2015 District 6 Lawanna Gelzer Qualified  
2015 District 6 Marcus Robinson Qualified  
2015 District 6 Ka'Juel Washington Qualified  
2014 District 1 Jim Gray Qualified Winner
2014 District 3 Robert F. Stuart Qualified Winner
2014 District 5 Regina I. Hill Qualified Winner
2014 District 5 Cynthia Harris Qualified  
2014 District 5 Edward "Juan" Lynum Qualified  
2014 District 5 Daisy W. Lynum Qualified/Withdrew  
2012 Mayor Buddy Dyer Qualified Winner
2012 Mayor Mike Cantone Qualified  
2012 Mayor Phil Diamond Qualified  
2012 Mayor Ken Mulvaney Qualified  
2012 Mayor Linda Grund Not Qualified  
2012 District 1 Jim Gray Qualified Winner
2012 District 1 Randy Ross Qualified  
2012 District 1 Steve Rayle Qualified  
2012 District 1 Chase Smith Qualified  
2012 District 2 Tony Ortiz Qualified Winner
2012 District 2 Vienna Avelares Qualified  
2012 District 4 Patty Sheehan Qualified Winner
2012 District 4 Aretha Janine Olivarez Qualified  
2012 District 4 Bruce Eric Shawen Not Qualified  
2012 District 6 Samuel B. Ings Qualified Winner
2012 District 6 Lawanna Gelzer Qualified  
2010 District 1 Phil Diamond Qualified Winner
2010 District 3 Robert F. Stuart Qualified Winner
2010 District 3 Larry W. Spade Qualified  
2010 District 5 Daisy W. Lynum Qualified Winner
2010 District 5 James R. Drayton, III Not Qualified  
2010 District 5 Ezell Harris Not Qualified  
2010 District 5 Vibert L. White Not Qualified  
2008 Mayor Buddy Dyer Qualified Winner
2008 Mayor Ken Mulvaney Qualified  
2008 Mayor Tim Adams Not Qualified  
2008 Mayor Nick Egoroff Not Qualified  
2008 District 2 Tony Ortiz Qualified Winner
2008 District 2 David Blackwood Qualified  
2008 District 2 Belinda Ortiz Qualified  
2008 District 4 Patty Sheehan Qualified Winner
2008 District 6 Samuel B. Ings Qualified Winner
2008 District 6 Marcus Robinson Qualified  
2007 District 6 Samuel B. Ings Qualified Winner
2007 District 6 Lawanna Gelzer Qualified  
2006 District 1 Phil Diamond Qualified Winner
2006 District 3 Robert F. Stuart Qualified Winner
2006 District 3 Bob Carr, Jr. Qualified  
2006 District 3 Jeff Horn Qualified  
2006 District 3 John Ruffier Qualified  
2006 District 3 Vicki Vargo Qualified  
2006 District 5 Daisy W. Lynum Qualified Winner
2006 District 5 Betty Gelzer Qualified  
2006 District 6 Samuel B. Ings Qualified Winner
2006 District 6 Mable Butler Qualified  
2006 District 6 Vicki-Elaine Felder Qualified  
2006 District 6 Lawanna Gelzer Qualified  
2006 District 6 Marcus Robinson Qualified  
2004 Mayor Buddy Dyer Qualified Winner
2004 Mayor Samuel B. Ings Qualified  
2004 Mayor Sharon Leichering Qualified  
2004 Mayor Kenneth A. Mulvaney Qualified  
2004 Mayor Alex Lamour Qualified  
2004 Mayor Time Devine Not Qualified  
2004 Mayor Homer Hartage Withdrew  
2004 District 2 Betty T. Wyman Qualified Winner
2004 District 2 Luis R. Pastrana Qualified  
2004 District 4 Patty Sheehan Qualified Winner
2004 District 4 Michael Hart Qualified  
2004 District 4 Tom Langford Qualified  
2004 District 4 Sue Macnamara Qualified  
2004 District 6 Ernest Page Qualified Winner
2004 District 6 Lawanna Gelzer Qualified  
2004 District 6 Marcus Robinson Qualified  
2004 District 6 Dean Luke Withdrew  
2003 Mayor Buddy Dyer Qualified Winner
2003 Mayor Pete Barr Qualified  
2003 Mayor Alex Lamour Qualified  
2003 Mayor Sharon Leichering Qualified  
2003 Mayor Tico Perez Qualified  
2003 Mayor Wayne Rich Qualified  
2003 Mayor Bill Sublette Qualified  
2003 Mayor Derick Wallace Qualified  
2002 District 1 Phil Diamond Qualified Winner
2002 District 1 Don Ammerman Qualified  
2002 District 1 Tom Levine Qualified  
2002 District 3 Vicki Vargo Qualified Winner
2002 District 3 Roger Chapin Qualified  
2002 District 5 Daisy W. Lynum Qualified Winner
2002 District 5 Lawanna Gelzer Qualified  
2002 District 5 Mary Jackson Qualified  
2000 Mayor Glenda E. Hood Qualified Winner
2000 Mayor Bruce Gordy Qualified  
2000 Mayor Tom Levine Qualified  
2000 Mayor Steve Villard Qualified  
2000 District 2 Betty T. Wyman Qualified Winner
2000 District 2 Gilberto Aviles Qualified  
2000 District 2 Belinda Ortiz Qualified  
2000 District 2 Jose Rodriguez Qualified  
2000 District 3 Vicki Vargo Qualified Winner
2000 District 3 Tom Olsen Qualified  
2000 District 3 David E. Rose Qualified  
2000 District 4 Patty Sheehan Qualified Winner
2000 District 4 Bill Bagley Qualified  
2000 District 4 Michael Aldrich Qualified  
2000 District 4 Donna Weaver Barron Qualified  
2000 District 4 David Spain Qualified  
2000 District 6 Ernest Page Qualified Winner
2000 District 6 Arthur Jackson Qualified  

Frequently Asked Questions