Local Election
Summary
Daytona Beach just filled a Zone 5 commissioner seat, but two other races are heading to a runoff. These local elections directly decide who makes the rules for your neighborhood, so it's time to pay attention.
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Impact analysis
While voting itself is free, the outcome dictates how your tax dollars get spent in your district.
Local residents who get a fresh voice and new leadership shaping their community's future.
No groups negatively affected
Mentions & discussions (4)
Who is winning Volusia County races? See Florida election results
Who is winning Volusia County races? See Florida election results Daytona Beach News-Journal
Williams wins Zone 5 city seat; runoff for May and Miller
Williams wins Zone 5 city seat; runoff for May and Miller Daytona Times
Who’s running in the Aug. 18 primary election?
Who’s running in the Aug. 18 primary election? Daytona Times
Former Daytona Beach Commissioner Steve Miller becomes second Dem in HD 26 race
Former Daytona Beach Commissioner Steve Miller becomes second Dem in HD 26 race Florida Politics
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