Facilitating and encouraging informed voting
in Collier County and throughout Florida
An archive of posts about the 2022 elections
Republicans Wilton Simpson and Jim Shaw and Democrats Naomi Esther Blemur, J.R. Gaillot, and Ryan Morales are running to be Florida’s next Commissioner of Agriculture. The position is one of three members of the Florida Cabinet.
Pamela Barger and Chris Brown are running Collier County Judge Group 3. All Collier County voters regardless of party affiliation may vote in the nonpartisan election. The candidate that receives the majority of the votes will be declared the winner.
Daija Hinojosa, Daniel Kowal, Michelle McLeod, and incumbent Penny Taylor are running for the Collier Board of County Commissioners from District 4. Only registered Republicans in District 4 may vote in this election. The winner will face a Write-In candidate in November.
Reg Buxton, Chris Hall, Gerald Lefebvre, and Nancy Lewis are running for the Collier Board of County Commissioners from District 2. Only registered Republicans in District 2 may vote in this election. The winner will face Democrat Bebe Kanter in November.
Arthur Boyer, Jackie Keay, Timothy Moshier, incumbent Roy Terry, and Ana Turino are running for Collier County School Board from District 5. All Collier County voters may vote in this nonpartisan election regardless of where they live or their party affiliation. Election Day is August 23.
Jana Greer, Kelly Lichter, and incumbent Jen Mitchell are running for Collier County School Board from District 3. All Collier County voters may vote in this nonpartisan election regardless of where they live or their party affiliation. Election Day is August 23.
Kimberly Ann Boobyer, Jerry Rutherford, and incumbent Jory Westberry are running for Collier County School Board from District 1. All Collier voters may vote in this nonpartisan election regardless of where they live or their party affiliation. Election Day is August 23.
What does the School Board do? Why should you care? In this post, you’ll find answers to these questions and more, to help you be an informed voter in the August elections
In this post: an overview of the federal and state government races and candidates that will be on Collier voters’ August primary election ballots.
In this post: an overview of the Board of County Commissioners, School Board, and other local races, candidates, and referendum that will be on Collier voters’ August primary election ballot.