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Qualification is complete for the 2024 election cycle

June 14, 2024

BY JENNIFER CABRERA

With qualifying complete, the following candidates have qualified to appear on the ballot: 

Alachua County Commission District 1

Mary Alford (Democratic Party)
Name will appear on the Primary Election Ballot to determine the General Election candidate

Dejeon L. Cain (Democratic Party)
Name will appear on the Primary Election Ballot to determine the General Election candidate

Lizabeth A. Doebler (Republican Party)
Name will appear on the General Election ballot

Alachua County Commission District 3

Jenn Garrett (Republican Party)
Name will appear on the General Election ballot

Anna Prizzia (Democratic Party)
Name will appear on the General Election ballot

Alachua County School Board District 2 (Nonpartisan)

Diyonne L. McGraw
Name will appear on Primary Election ballot

Thomas Vu
Name will appear on Primary Election ballot

Alachua County School Board District 4 (Nonpartisan)

Leanetta McNealy
Name will appear on Primary Election ballot

Lew A. “Lincoln” Welge
Name will appear on Primary Election ballot

Sheriff

Emery Gainey (Republican Party)
Name will appear on the General Election ballot

Peter PK King (Democratic Party)
Name will appear on the Primary Election Ballot to determine the General Election candidate

Pamela Marshall-Koons (No Party Affiliation)
Name will appear on the General Election ballot

Chad Scott (Democratic Party)
Name will appear on the Primary Election Ballot to determine the General Election candidate

Latrell Simmons (Democratic Party)
Name will appear on the Primary Election Ballot to determine the General Election candidate

Supervisor of Elections

Kim A. Barton (Democratic Party)
Name will appear on the General Election ballot

Judith Jensen (Republican Party)
Name will appear on the General Election ballot

City of Gainesville Commission, At-Large A District (Nonpartisan)

James Ingle
Name will appear on the Primary ballot for City of Gainesville voters

Fareed “Reed” Johnson
Name will appear on the Primary ballot for City of Gainesville voters

City of Gainesville Commission, District 1 (Nonpartisan)

Michael “Perk” Perkins
Name will appear on the Primary ballot for City of Gainesville voters living in District 1

Desmon Duncan-Walker
Name will appear on the Primary ballot for City of Gainesville voters living in District 1

The following Alachua County candidates qualified and are unopposed and will not appear on the ballot:

Alachua County Commission District 5

Charles S. “Chuck” Chestnut IV

Alachua County Clerk of the Circuit Court and Comptroller

J.K. “Jess” Irby

Alachua County Property Appraiser

Ayesha Solomon

Alachua County Tax Collector

John Power

Alachua County Court Judge Group 2 (Nonpartisan) 

Meshon T. Rawls

Alachua County Soil and Water Conservation Group 2

Archie Matthews

The following City of Gainesville candidate qualified and is unopposed and will not appear on the ballot:

City of Gainesville Commission, At-Large B District (Nonpartisan)

Cynthia Moore Chestnut

No one qualified to run for the following seat:

Alachua County Soil and Water Conservation Group 4

District 1 Court of Appeal (yes/no vote for retention for each judge)

Stephanie Ray (NOP)

Bradford L. Thomas (NOP)

M. Kemmerly Thomas (NOP)

Supreme Court Justice (yes/no vote for retention for each judge)

Renatha Francis (NOP)

Meredith Sasso (NOP)

Circuit Judge (District 8) – all are unopposed

Susanne Wilson Bullard

Denise Ferrero

Gloria R. Walker

State Attorney (District 8)

Brian Kramer (REP)

Yvens Pierre-Antoine (DEM)

Public Defender (District 8)

Stacy Ann Scott (DEM) – unopposed

State Senator (Alachua County)

District 9

Sylvain Dore (DEM)

Stan McClain (REP)

State Representative (Alachua County)

District 10

Robert “Bobby” J. Brady (DEM)

Chuck Brannan (REP)

District 21

Yvonne Hayes Hinson (DEM) – unopposed

District 22

David Arreola (DEM)

Raemi Eagle-Glenn (REP)

Chad Johnson (REP)

Amy Trask (DEM)

U.S. Representative (District 3)

Kat Cammack (REP)

Alec Stevens (REP)

Tom Wells (DEM)

  • For all of the conservative voters out there, if you’re reading this, you’ve read the list and you’ve seen your choices. If you don’t get out to vote and encourage others to vote you’ve got no one to blame, (other than the Democrat majority), and yourselves, for the idiots who may get elected to office.
    Hopefully your voices will be heard, maybe we can stop the nonsense going on with local government.

    Don’t fail to notice that former idiot city commissioner is running for state office. If you don’t want it to have the opportunity to screw up more than just Gainesville, do your part – Get out and vote.

    • Who is the “former idiot city commissioner” running for state office

        • You got it.
          Evidently there’s a (D), who either didn’t like your answer or didn’t know the answer.
          “D” is for dummies, or Democrats – that explains a lot of things.

  • I would really like to know the non-partisan positions, whether they’re Democrat or Republican because that makes a huge difference these days. I want to vote for the Right side of history people.

  • Oh, there’s no one from the Republican side running district 21 for house and I’m stuck with the Democrat still joy joy. This sooooooo depressing.

      • I agree. No one in their right mind would run because they are likely to lose and, if on the off chance the won, they’d be hamstrung by 6 other idiots.

  • I thought Judith Jensen failed to qualify, because her opposition disqualified enough of her petitions.

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