Flagler County 2024 General Election Results

Flagler County voters cast their ballots for a variety of elections and referendums on Tuesday, from the individual neighborhood level all the way up to the national scale. The voter turnout in Flagler County was 83.37%, the highest turnout since 1996 when the county had only a fraction of its current population. The Supervisor of Elections Office reported the full results just 61 minutes after the polls closed for the day, giving residents closure on a number of highly contested races. Palm Coast knows its new City Council, the County Commission is set, and the county made its voice heard on the six state constitutional amendments which were up for a vote. LOCAL RACES These races were voted on only by voters within Flagler County. Some were limited to residents of certain cities or community districts, but all votes came from Flagler County. Board of County Commissioners, District 3: Kim Carney (R): 96.52% – 58,567 – WINNER Write-In: 3.48% – 2,109 Board of County Commissioners, District 5: Pam Richardson (R) – 97.04% – 58,711 – WINNER Write-In: 2.96% – 1,793 Palm Coast Mayor: Cornelia Downing Manfre – 36.63% – 19,398 Mike Norris – 63.37% – 33.555 – WINNER Palm Coast City Council, District 1: Ty Miller – 70.50% – 34,699 – WINNER Jeffery Seib – 29.50% – 14,517 Palm Coast City Council, District 3: Ray Stevens – 58.02% – 26,503 – WINNER Andrew Werner – 41.98% – 19,178 Palm Coast Charter Amendment 1: Yes – 41.60% – 21,849 No – 58.40% – 30,667 – WINNER East Flagler Mosquito Control Board, Seat 1: Julius ‘Jules’ Kwiatkowski – 53.94% – 30,953 – WINNER Perry Mitrano – 46.06% – 26,436 East Flagler Mosquito Control Board, Seat 3: Lance Alred – 55.75% – 32,124 – WINNER Ralph Lightfoot – 44.25% – 25,498 Dunes CDD, Seat 3: Bill White – 57.06% – 1,120 – WINNER Bill Baxter White – 42.94% – 843 Grand Haven CDD, Seat 4: Steve Brazen – 48.12% – 988 John Chism – 51.88% – 1,065 – WINNER Deer Run CDD, Seat 5: Barbara DeSantis – 67.53% – 468 – WINNER Melissa Tabares – 32.47% – 225 Town Center at Palm Coast CDD, Seat 4: Gregory Eckley – 53.87% – 160 – WINNER Frances Estrada – 46.13% – 137 LARGER RACES These races included at least some voters from outside of Flagler County. The result of Flagler’s vote may not match the actual end result. These figures represent only Flagler’s votes. President of the United States: Donald Trump (R) – 63.60% – 50,982 Kamala Harris (D) – 35.44% – 28,406 Write-In – 0.32% – 253 Chase Oliver (L) – 0.26% – 212 Jill Stein (G) – 0.24% – 196 Claudia De La Cruz (S) – 0.07% – 54 Peter Sonski (A) – 0.04% – 36 Randall Terry (C) – 0.02% – 20 American voters elected Donald Trump to the presidency. United States Senator: Rick Scott (R, i) – 62.93% – 49,656 Debbie Mucarsel-Powell (D) – 35.51% – 28,024 Ben Everidge (NPA – 0.61% – 485 Feena Bonoan (L) – 0.46% – 360 Tuan TQ Nguyen (NPA) – 0.42% – 332 Write-In – 0.07% – 53 Florida voters re-elected Rick Scott to a second six-year term in the Senate. U.S. Congress, District 6: Michael Waltz (R, i) – 66.02% – 51,052 James Stockton III (D) – 33.90% – 26,217 Write-In – 0.08% – 59 FL-6 voters re-elected Michael Waltz to a fourth two-year term in Congress. State Senator, District 7: Tom Leek (R) – 66.83% – 50,444 George Anthony ‘T’ Hill II (D) – 33.17% – 25,038 SD-7 voters elected Tom Leek to the Florida Senate. State Representative, District 19: Sam Greco (R) – 63.77% – 48,281 Adam Morley – (D) – 36.23% – 27,435 HD-19 voters elected Sam Greco to the Florida House of Representatives. Amendment 1: Partisan School Board Races Yes – 58.87% – 42,866 No – 41.13% – 29,949 Statewide, Amendment 1 failed to reach the 60% threshold required to pass. Amendment 2: Right to Fish & Hunt Yes – 71.01% – 53,226 No – 28.99% – 21,726 Statewide, Amendment 2 reached the 60% threshold required to pass. Amendment 3: Recreational Marijuana Yes – 53.43% – 41,905 N0 – 46.57% – 36,522 Statewide, Amendment 3 failed to reach the 60% threshold required to pass. Amendment 4: Abortion Access Yes – 51.61% – 40,269 No – 48.39% – 36,522 Statewide, Amendment 4 failed to reach the 60% threshold required to pass. Amendment 5: Homestead Annual Inflation Adjustment Yes – 68.02% – 50,743 No – 31.98% – 23,856 Statewide, Amendment 5 reached the 60% threshold required to pass. Amendment 6: Public Campaign Financing Yes – 53.60% – 38,939 No – 46.40% – 33,707 Statewide, Amendment 6 failed to reach the 60% threshold required to pass. Florida Supreme Court Justice Renetha Francis: Yes – 67.06% – 45,119 No – 32.94% – 22,159 Voters voted to retain Justice Renetha Francis. Florida Supreme Court Justice Meredith Sasso: Yes – 67.37% – 44,522 No – 32.63% – 21,561 Voters voted to retain Justice Meredith Sasso. District Court of Appeal Joe Boatwright: Yes – 68.22% – 44,996 No – 31.78% – 20,960 Voters voted to retain Joe Boatwright. District Court of Appeal Eric Eisnaugle: Yes – 66.99% – 43,260 No – 33.01% – 20,960 Voters voted to retain Eric Eisnaugle. District Court of Appeal Harvey Jay: Yes – 68.40% – 44,457 No – 31.60% – 20,539 Voters voted to retain Harvey Jay. District Court of Appeal Paige Kilbane: Yes – 68.26% – 44,250 No – 31.74% – 20,578 Voters voted to retain Paige Kilbane. District Court of Appeal John MacIver: Yes – 67.80% – 43,930 No – 32.30% – 20,858 Voters voted to retain John MacIver. District Court of Appeal Jordan Pratt: Yes – 68.21% – 43,561 No – 31.79% – 20,298 Voters voted to retain Jordan Pratt. District Court of Appeal Adrian Soud: Yes – 67.77% – 43,235 No – 32.23% – 20,557 Voters voted to retain Adrian Soud.