2024 Primary Election Results

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258,528 Eligible Voters 

64,465 Ballots Cast 

24.9% Voter Turnout 

 

Florida House of Representative District 81 

Yvette Benarroch (Rep) – 56.3% 

Greg Folley (Rep) – 43.7% 

Winner will face Democrat Charles Work in November 5th General Election 

 

U.S. Congress District 26 

Mario Diaz-Balart (Rep - Incumbent)– 73.2% 

Johnny Fratto (Rep) – 16.5% 

Richard Evans (Rep) – 10.3% 

Winner will face Democrat Joey Atkins in November 5th General Election 

 

Collier County Property Appraiser 

Vickie Downs (Rep) - 43.7% 

Jim Molenaar (Rep) – 42.7% 

Julian Stokes, Jr. (Rep) – 9.4% 

R.C. “Rick” Lussy(Rep) -  4.2% 

Winner will face write-in candidate Dione Aquino in November 

 

Collier County Supervisor of Elections 

Melissa Blazier (Rep)– 48.5% 

Dave Schaffel (Rep) – 34.8% 

Tim Guerrette (Rep) – 16.8% 

Winner will face write-in candidate Edward Joseph Gubala in November 5th General Election 

 

Collier County Commission District 3 

Burt Saunders (Rep - Incumbent) – 47.1% 

Frank A. Roberts (Rep) – 29.3% 

Floyd “Tag” Yarnell (Rep) – 18.2% 

John C. Johnson (Rep) – 5.4% 

Winner will face no-party candidate Richard Conover in November 5th General Election 

 

Collier County District 5 

William L. McDaniel (Rep - Incumbent)– 63.0% 

Ralph Rodriguez (Rep) – 37.0% 

 

Collier School Board District 2 non-partisan primary 

Stephanie Lucarelli (NON - Incumbent) – 53.9% 

Pam Cunningham (NON) – 46.1% 

 

Collier School Board District 4 non-partisan primary 

Erick Carter (NON - Incumbent) – 56.0% 

Tom Henning (NON) – 44.0%

 

Greater Naples Fire District tax referendum 

Yes – 56.2% 

No – 43.8% 

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