Voting information for Aug. 30 primary
Don’t forget to vote Tuesday for local and state races for the August primary election.
Voting locations will be open from 7 a.m.to 7 p.m.
Voters must vote at their designated polling precinct, which can be found on your voter ID card, or by checking for your precinct online at lee.vote.
A photo signature identification will be required to vote in person, such as a valid driver’s license.
Officials are not expecting long lines on Tuesday; Voters can check social media for updates on the lines at the polling sites.
POLLING LOCATIONS:
Estero Island:
Precinct 82
Chapel by the Sea
100 Chapel St.
Precinct 127
St. Peter Lutheran Church
3751 Estero Boulevard
Precinct 81
Church of the Ascension
6025 Estero Boulevard
San Carlos and mainland to Summerlin Road:
Precinct 22
Bayside Estates Clubhouse
17601 San Carlos Boulevard
BALLOT INFOMATION
Here are the races and amendment on the Aug. 30 ballot.
Lee County Commission
District 3 (closed primary)
Dick Anderson (Republican)
Larry Kiker (Republican) – incumbent
District 5 (closed primary)
Ken Dobson (Republican)
Frank Mann (Republican) – incumbent
Lee County Court Judge
County Judge Group 4 (non-partisan)
Leah Harwood
Archie B. Haywood Jr. – incumbent
Lee County School Board
District 3 (non-partisan)
Lori Fayhee
Chris Patricca
District 6* (non-partisan)
Don H. Armstrong
Charles B. Dailey
Richard L. Dunmire
Jane Kuckel
District 7* (non-partisan)
Derrick Donnell
Guido A. Minaya
Cathleen Morgan
Chris Quackenbush
Betsy Vaughn
*Districts 6 and 7 are at-large districts. District 6 is a two-year term; District 7 is a four-year term.
Lee County Sheriff (closed primary)
Stephanie H. Eller (Republican)
Mike Scott (Republican) – incumbent
Lee County Supervisor of Elections (non-partisan)
Tommy Doyle
Sharon L. Harrington – incumbent
James “Hef” Hefren
Carmen Salome
Dan Sinclair
State Senator
District 27 (closed primary)
Lizbeth Benacquisto (Republican)
Jason Maughan (Republican)
U.S. Representative
19th Congressional District (closed primary)
Dan Bongino (Republican)
Chauncey P. Goss (Republican)
Francis Rooney (Republican)
U.S. Senator
Carlos Beruff (Republican)
Roque “Rocky” De La Fuente (Democrat)
Alan Mark Grayson (Democrat)
Pam Keith (Democrat)
Reginald Luster (Democrat)
Patrick E. Murphy (Democrat)
Ernie Rivera (Republican)
Marco Rubio (Republican) – incumbent
Todd Wilcox (Republican)
Dwight Mark Anthony Young (Republican)
Also on the ballot:
No. 4 Constitutional Amendment
Article VII, Sections 3 and 4
Article XII, Section 34
Solar devices or renewable energy source devices; exemption from certain taxation and assessment
Summary:
Proposing an amendment to the State Constitution to authorize the Legislature, by general law, to exempt from ad valorem taxation the assessed value of solar or renewable energy source devices subject to tangible personal property tax, and to authorize the Legislature, by general law, to prohibit consideration of such devices in assessing the value of real property for ad valorem taxation purposes. This amendment takes effect Jan. 1, 2018, and expires on Dec. 31, 2037.