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Published on December 03, 2025
Alicia Ann Trawick has pre-filed for Pensacola City Council, District 4. This is a nonpartisan office for the 2026 Election.
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Published on November 25, 2025
Next Tuesday, the Escambia County Supervisor of Election's Office is offering a candidate workshop to prepare candidates for qualifying for office in the 2026 election cycle. The workshop is aimed at those seeking to run for public office or any member of the public interested in learning about the process. It is designed to educate those interested about the appropriate procedures and documents required to run for office in Escambia County, Florida.
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Published on November 18, 2025
The Escambia County Supervisor of Election's Office is offering a candidate workshop to prepare candidates for qualifying for office in the 2026 election cycle. The workshop is aimed at those seeking to run for public office or any member of the public interested in learning about the process.
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Published on November 04, 2025
Erin E. Toler has pre-filed for Escambia County School Board, District 1. This is a nonpartisan office for the 2026 Election.
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Published on October 23, 2025
Glenn C. Dorsey has pre-filed for Escambia County Commissioner, District 2, as a Republican for the 2026 election.
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Published on September 24, 2025
Shelisa McCall Abraham has pre-filed for Century Town Council, Seat 3. This is a nonpartisan office for the 2026 Election.
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Published on September 19, 2025
Jasmine Victoria Brown has pre-filed for City of Pensacola Mayor. This is a nonpartisan office for the 2026 Election.
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Published on September 02, 2025
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Published on July 08, 2025
Chase Anderson “Andy” Romagnano has pre-filed for Emerald Coast Utility Authority, District 2, as a Democrat for the 2026 election.
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Published on July 03, 2025
Tomorrow, we celebrate the 249th anniversary of our Nation’s independence.
Our offices will be closed tomorrow, Friday, July 4th to commemorate the holiday. We will resume normal business operations on Monday, July 7.
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Published on June 25, 2025
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Published on June 23, 2025
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Published on April 01, 2025
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Published on March 31, 2025
Supervisor of Elections Robert D. Bender offers you some Election Day tips for the April 1 Special General Election.
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Published on March 29, 2025
Early Voting for the 2025 Special General Election ends today, Saturday, March 29, at 5:30 p.m. Eligible voters are able to cast their ballot at any of the sites within Escambia County.
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Published on March 13, 2025
Today, sample ballots for the April 1 Special General Election were sent out to all registered voters who do not currently have a vote-by-mail request on file. Voters can expect their sample ballots to arrive in mailboxes early next week. All registered voters in Escambia County are eligible to participate in the April 1 Special General Election. Your sample ballot will also contain early vote information, vote-by-mail information, and your home precinct for Election Day.
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Published on March 03, 2025
David M. Williams has pre-filed for Escambia County School Board, District 3. This is a nonpartisan office for the 2026 election.
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Published on February 27, 2025
The Escambia County Supervisor of Elections Office, located at 213 Palafox Street, Pensacola, will close to the public at 3:30 p.m. on Friday, February 28. The streets around the elections office are closing due to the Mardi Gras parade in Downtown Pensacola. We will be available to assist you by phone (850-505-3900) and online (EscambiaVotes.gov).
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Published on February 27, 2025
The deadline to register for the April 1 Special General Election is Monday, March 3. This election is open to registered voters of all political parties.
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Published on February 21, 2025
Supervisor of Elections Robert D. Bender announces 14,283 vote-by-mail ballots for the April 1, 2025, Special General Election were sent today to voters who have requested to vote by mail. Florida law requires the mailing of civilian ballots between 40 days and 33 days prior to election day. Voters can expect to receive their ballots within the next week. The special election is open to all voters of all parties.
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