Alachua Voters Pass Four Charter Amendments and Statewide Measures

Unofficial results from the November 2026 general election show voters in Alachua County approved four charter amendments for the City of Archer. All four measures, labeled Amendment 1 through Amendment 4, passed the ballot. Voters in Gainesville also approved a charter amendment.

The state legislative races in Alachua County remain close. In District 6, State Senator Jennifer Bradley, the Republican incumbent, competes against Democrat Jason Bellamy-Fults and American Socialist Party candidate Joseph Thornton. In District 22, Republican incumbent Chad Johnson trails Democrat Amy Trask by 2,089 votes in the unofficial count. Trask is currently leading that race.

State Representative Marshall Rawson of the Republican Party appears set to win District 10, where he faces Democrat Merrillee Malwitz Jipson. In the U.S. House race for District 3, Republican incumbent Kat Cammack races against Democrat Seth Harp and no-party-affiliation candidate Mike Klein.

Local races in the county include the Alachua County Commission District 4 contest, where Dewayne Baines and Ken Cornell face off. The Alachua County School Board District 1 nonpartisan race features Hunter Miller and Janine Plavac. High Springs city commissioner elections are also underway, with Andrew Miller and Timothy Guinn Jr. running for Seat 1 and Ross Ambrose and Gigi Buigas competing for Seat 2.

The Alachua Chronicle published these unofficial figures on November 4. The report lists candidates by district and party affiliation, noting incumbents with an asterisk. A link for statewide results was provided at the bottom of the source page.