Two candidates are seeking this office. It is a non-partisan race that will appear on the August ballot open to all voters.

The incumbent District 5 commissioner, Paul Adamczyk, ran for superintendent of schools, leaving the commission seat open. Walton Pellicer won a three-way Republican primary in August. While there are no Democrats in the race, a write-in candidate did qualify for the general election, so the August primary was only open to Republican voters.

The incumbent District 1 commissioner, Bill Pickens, is not on the ballot for re-election this year. J.R. Newbold III won the Republican primary in August. While there are no Democrats in the race, a write-in candidate did qualify for the general election, so the August primary was only open to Republican voters.

Two candidates are seeking this office. It is a non-partisan race that will appear on the August ballot open to all voters.

The incumbent District 3 commissioner, Terry Turner, is not on the ballot for re-election this year. There are two Republicans seeking the post: Josh Alexander and Lee Sims. As there are no Democrats or other candidates who qualified in this race, the Republican primary in August will be open to all voters.

Two seats on the Crescent City Commission are on the November ballot.

Robbi Correa and Terrill Hill received the most votes in the August primary for Palatka’s mayor/commissioner seat, but neither got more than 50% of the vote and must face each other in a November runoff.

Two candidates are seeking this office. It is a non-partisan race that will appear on the August ballot open to all voters.