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The PDF below explains all Pinellas County ballot measures, including the three Florida Constitutional Amendments.
November 2026 Ballot Measures Guide PDF
Our comprehensive Voter Guide will be available September 14 on Vote411.org and here in PDF.
Click Vote411 to see what’s on your ballot:
(November ballot coming September 14!)
(Vote411 needs your address because ballots are precinct-specific. If you prefer not to enter your information, you’ll find a downloadable PDF under What’s On The Ballot.)
Important Dates for the November 3, 2026 Election
- Voter Registration Deadline: October 5, 2026
- Vote-by-Mail Request Deadline: 5 pm on October 22, 2026
- Early Voting: October 19 – November 1, 2026
- Voters may go to any site during this period – find a location near you: https://www.votepinellas.gov/200/Early-Voting
- Vote-by-Mail Ballot Return Deadline: 7pm November 3, 2026. Mail it at least 14 days in advance or drop it off at any Supervisor of Elections Office. See your ballot instructions for other locations.
Races at every level of government are on the ballot, plus Florida State Constitutional Amendments and local ballot measures.
- Federal and State offices:
- US House of Representatives: Dist. 13 & 16
- US Senate
- Florida State Senate District 18
- Florida State House Districts 57-61
- Florida Governor
- Florida CFO
- Florida Commissioner of Agriculture
- Florida Attorney General
- County offices:
- Pinellas County Commissioner Districts 2 & 6
- Pinellas School Board District 3
- Municipality & Special District Offices:
- St Petersburg Mayor
- St Petersburg Council Dists. 2 & 6
- Belleair Beach Commissioner (3 seats)
- Clearwater City Council Seat 5
- Dunedin City Commissioner Seat 4
- Largo Commissioner Seat 2
- Oldsmar City Council Seat 3
- Seminole Council Member (2 seats)
- East Lake Tarpon Special Fire District
- Palm Harbor Special Fire District
- Pinellas Suncoast Fire & Rescue District
- Eastlake Oaks Community Dev District
- Florida Constitutional Amendments:
- Florida Amendment 1 – Budget Stabilization Fund
- Florida Amendment 2 – Exemption of Tangible Personal Property on Agricultural Land from Taxation
- Florida Amendment 3 – Increased Homestead Exemption; Lower Cap on Increases in Non-homestead Property Assessments
- Local Ballot Measures:
- St Petersburg Referendum #1 – Stormwater, Wastewater and/or Potable Water Improvements General Obligation Bond Referendum
- St Petersburg Referendum #2 – Authorizing Amendment of Harborage Marina Lease to Extend Term to 30 Years & Require Improvements
- St Petersburg Charter Amendment #1 – Removing City-Owned Vacant Lots from Park & Waterfront Map to Create Housing
- St Petersburg Charter Amendment #2 – Authorizing a 25-year lease limitation for the Port of St. Petersburg
- St Petersburg Charter Amendment #3 -Technical, Clarifying & Conforming Changes to Effectuate Holding Municipal Elections In Even-Numbered Years
- City of Largo Amendment #1 – Change of Date when Petitions for Candidates for Mayor and City Commission are First Available
- City of Madeira Beach Charter Amendment #1 – Change Municipal Election Date from March to November
- Madeira Beach Charter Amendment #2 – Change Candidate Qualifying Period from December to June
- Madeira Beach Charter Amendment #3 – Extend Terms of Elected Officials to Implement November Elections
- Town of Belleair Charter Amendment #1 – Removing the requirement the Town Commission Appoint a Planning and Zoning Board
- Town of Belleair Charter Amendment #2 – Amending the Month the Charter Review Committee is Established
- City of Treasure Island Charter Amendment #1 – Shall Charter be Amended Requiring Four Commissioners’ Approval for Planned Developments or Special Area Plans?
- Town of Redington Shores Referendum #1 – Commissioners’ Term of Office
- Town of Redington Shores Referendum #2 – Mayoral 2027 Term of Office
Voting by mail? All vote-by-mail requests expired at the end of 2024 (and after every even-numbered year going forward).
Click here to re-request your mail ballot.
Voting in person? Your polling place may have changed. Click here to check your polling place.
Quick Links:
Register to Vote | Request Mail Ballot | Track Mail Ballot
Supervisor of Elections Office: 727-464-8683
Election Protection Hotline: 866-OUR-VOTE
This guide is produced jointly by the League of Women Voters chapters in the St. Petersburg Area and North Pinellas County.
What’s On The Ballot
Mark your calendar for September 14, 2026 when our nonpartisan voter guide for the November Election will be live at Vote411.org!
Voters can go to Vote411.org and enter their address to read candidates’ responses to our questions, see analysis of ballot issues, and build a personalized sample ballot. We ask candidates to answer questions about key community issues, and we present their responses unedited in their own words.
Prefer your voting information in a downloadable PDF?
Candidate Forums
One of the League’s signature activities is candidate forums. These forums give voters a chance to hear directly from the candidates themselves. No spin, no marketing, no slick advertising – just the candidates speaking directly to the voters.
November 2026 Elections – Watch our Candidate Forums page for upcoming events.
Past candidate forums are available on our YouTube Channel.
If your organization is interested in co-hosting a candidate forum, or if you would like to request a presentation about what’s on the ballot, please email us (attention to Voter Services Co-Chair Heidi Davis).
