Leon County Election Results 2024

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Rocky Hanna was re-elected as the Superintendent of Leon County Schools, successfully fending off a challenge from a principal within the district.

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Question 1: Members of the City Commission be paid an annual salary equal to the annual salary set by state law for members of the Board of County Commissioners of Leon County, Florida.
- Yes: 46,254 (55.9%)
- No: 36,499 (44.1%)
Question 2: TLH Independent Ethics Board has jurisdiction over members of the City Commission when they are serving as board members of outside governmental agencies by reason of their city commission roles.
- Yes: 57,571 (72.6%)
- No: 21,781 (27.4%)
Question 3: Charter Amendment to Resolve Two-Candidate Elections at the General Election.
- Yes: 55,352 (69.8%)
- No: 23,957 (30.2%)
Question 4: Require the City Commission to convene a charter review committee and conduct a review of the Charter every ten years, beginning in June 2033.
- Yes: 63,788 (80.6%)
- No: 15,309 (19.4%)
Question 5: Shall the Charter of the City of Tallahassee be amended to define the role of the Inspector General by charter rather than by ordinance.
- Yes: 50,327 (64.9%)
- No: 27,210 (35.1%)

U.S. Senate - Class I: Rick Scott (R) won with 55.7% of the vote, while Debbie Mucarsel-Powell (D) received 42.7%.
U.S. House - District 2: Neal Dunn (R) won with 61.7% of the vote, and Yen Bailey (D) received 38.3%.
State Senate - District 3: Corey Simon (R) won with 55.7% of the vote, and Daryl Parks (D) received 44.3%.
State House - District 7: Jason Shoaf (R) won with 77.4% of the vote, and Kenny Beasley (D) received 22.6%.
State House - District 8: Gallop Franklin (D) won with 72.2% of the vote, and Grace Glass (R) received 27.8%.
State House - District 9: Allison Tant (D) won with 57% of the vote, and Spencer Brass (R) received 43%.

Florida Amendment 1: Requires partisan elections for school boards.
- Yes: 5,465,866 (55%)
- No: 4,480,087 (45%)
Florida Amendment 2: Creates a constitutional right to hunt and fish.
- Yes: 6,905,019 (67.4%)
- No: 3,335,497 (32.6%)
Florida Amendment 3: Legalizes recreational marijuana.
- Yes: 5,904,803 (55.8%)
- No: 4,669,875 (44.2%)
Florida Amendment 4: Creates a constitutional right to abortion.
- Yes: 6,021,975 (57.1%)
- No: 4,530,260 (42.9%)
Florida Amendment 5: Adjusts home property tax exemption for inflation.
- Yes: 6,647,949 (66.1%)
- No: 3,416,692 (33.9%)

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Rocky Hanna was re-elected as the Superintendent of Leon County Schools, successfully fending off a challenge from a principal within the district.

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Question 1: Members of the City Commission be paid an annual salary equal to the annual salary set by state law for members of the Board of County Commissioners of Leon County, Florida.
- Yes: 46,254 (55.9%)
- No: 36,499 (44.1%)
Question 2: TLH Independent Ethics Board has jurisdiction over members of the City Commission when they are serving as board members of outside governmental agencies by reason of their city commission roles.
- Yes: 57,571 (72.6%)
- No: 21,781 (27.4%)
Question 3: Charter Amendment to Resolve Two-Candidate Elections at the General Election.
- Yes: 55,352 (69.8%)
- No: 23,957 (30.2%)
Question 4: Require the City Commission to convene a charter review committee and conduct a review of the Charter every ten years, beginning in June 2033.
- Yes: 63,788 (80.6%)
- No: 15,309 (19.4%)
Question 5: Shall the Charter of the City of Tallahassee be amended to define the role of the Inspector General by charter rather than by ordinance.
- Yes: 50,327 (64.9%)
- No: 27,210 (35.1%)

U.S. Senate - Class I: Rick Scott (R) won with 55.7% of the vote, while Debbie Mucarsel-Powell (D) received 42.7%.
U.S. House - District 2: Neal Dunn (R) won with 61.7% of the vote, and Yen Bailey (D) received 38.3%.
State Senate - District 3: Corey Simon (R) won with 55.7% of the vote, and Daryl Parks (D) received 44.3%.
State House - District 7: Jason Shoaf (R) won with 77.4% of the vote, and Kenny Beasley (D) received 22.6%.
State House - District 8: Gallop Franklin (D) won with 72.2% of the vote, and Grace Glass (R) received 27.8%.
State House - District 9: Allison Tant (D) won with 57% of the vote, and Spencer Brass (R) received 43%.

Florida Amendment 1: Requires partisan elections for school boards.
- Yes: 5,465,866 (55%)
- No: 4,480,087 (45%)
Florida Amendment 2: Creates a constitutional right to hunt and fish.
- Yes: 6,905,019 (67.4%)
- No: 3,335,497 (32.6%)
Florida Amendment 3: Legalizes recreational marijuana.
- Yes: 5,904,803 (55.8%)
- No: 4,669,875 (44.2%)
Florida Amendment 4: Creates a constitutional right to abortion.
- Yes: 6,021,975 (57.1%)
- No: 4,530,260 (42.9%)
Florida Amendment 5: Adjusts home property tax exemption for inflation.
- Yes: 6,647,949 (66.1%)
- No: 3,416,692 (33.9%)