Elections

Who’s on the ballot for Manatee County’s 2026 primary election? See the list

Manatee County voters will get to cast their ballots on Aug. 18 with a primary election that includes several key local and state races.

More than half of the Manatee County commission seats are up for grabs, with only two incumbents running to retain their seats. , In District 1, voters will pick candidates for a two-year term to finish the late Commissioner Carol Ann Felts’ term. The seat has been vacant since Felts died in February.

There’s also a crowded race for Congressional District 16, with three Republicans and five Democrats in the primary. Rep. Vern Buchanan announced his retirement in January after 20 years in office.

When Gov. Ron DeSantis signed new congressional maps into law earlier this year, the new boundaries for District 16 sparked controversy among some candidates.

The primary election in August gives registered party voters the change to select which candidate they want to move onto the general election in November. Voters can also visit www.VoteManatee.gov to view a personalized sample ballot and get more information about their precinct location.

July 20 is the deadline to register to vote in the primary.

Here’s a list of all the candidates on the 2026 primary ballot:

United States Senator

Republican candidates:

  • Chris Gleason
  • Ashley Moody (Incumbent)
  • Neelam Taneja Perry
  • Ernest “Ernie” Rivera

Democratic candidates:

  • Angie Nixon
  • Alex Vindman
A voter heads in to vote at G.T. Bray in Bradenton on Nov. 5, 2024.
A voter heads in to vote at G.T. Bray in Bradenton on Nov. 5, 2024. Tiffany Tompkins ttompkins@bradenton.com

U.S. House of Representatives - District 16

Republican candidates:

  • Sydney Gruters
  • Ed Pope
  • Eddie Speir

Democratic candidates:

  • Jon Harris
  • Kelly Kirschner
  • Tamika Lyles
  • Glenn Pearson
  • Jan Schneider
District 16 candidates: Mark Davis, Sydney Gruters, Jon Harris, Kelly Kirschner, Tamika Lyles, Glenn Pearson, Ed Pope, Jan Schneider, Eddie Speir.
District 16 candidates: Mark Davis, Sydney Gruters, Jon Harris, Kelly Kirschner, Tamika Lyles, Glenn Pearson, Ed Pope, Jan Schneider, Eddie Speir. provided photos Courtesy photos

Governor and Lieutenant Governor

Republican candidates:

  • Jay Collins
  • Byron Donalds
  • James Fishback
  • Jim Holcomb
  • Arthur Joseph McCaffrey
  • Daniel Nokovich
  • Paul Renner
  • Rachel Rodriguez
  • James W. Shaw
  • Caneste Succe
  • Bobby Williams

Democratic candidates:

  • Evelyn Castillo-Bach
  • Thomas Eloy Fernandez
  • Danya Marie Foster
  • David Jolly / Gwen Graham
  • Dotie Joseph
  • Stephann Norman
A sign for precinct 401 sits along 26th Street West outside Bayside Church on election day, March 19, 2024.
A sign for precinct 401 sits along 26th Street West outside Bayside Church on election day, March 19, 2024. Tiffany Tompkins ttompkins@bradenton.com

Chief Financial Officer

Republican candidates:

  • Frank William Collige
  • Blaise Ingoglia (Incumbent)

Democratic candidates:

  • Earle Ford
  • Annette Taddeo

Commissioner of Agriculture

Republican candidates:

  • Wilton Simpson
  • Matt Taylor

Democratic candidates:

  • Joey Mendoza Atkins
  • Donald A. “Don” Prichard

State Senator, District 20

Republican candidate:

  • Jim Boyd (incumbent)

Democratic candidates:

  • Gerald Baldi
  • John Houman

State Senator, District 22

Republican candidates:

  • James Buchanan
  • Vic Roche

State Representative, District 71

Republican candidates:

  • Melton Little
  • Dylan Paul Modarelli
  • Jordan Varnadore
Voters head to the polls at Elks Lodge #1511, which is Precinct 323.
Voters head to the polls at Elks Lodge #1511, which is Precinct 323. Tiffany Tompkins ttompkins@bradenton.com

State Representative, District 72

Republican candidates:

  • William “Bill” Conerly (Incumbent)
  • John “Captain” Phillips

Manatee County Commission

District 1

  • Elizabeth “Liz” Arnold, Republican
  • John Dunn, Republican
  • Michael L. Harrison, Republican
  • Adam Johnson, Republican
  • Mark Stanoch, Republican
  • Leland Taylor, Republican
Elizabeth Arnold, John Dunn, Michael Harrison, Adam Johnson, Sari Lindroos-Valimaki, Mark Stanoch, Leland Taylor, Jack May, Jr.
Elizabeth Arnold, John Dunn, Michael Harrison, Adam Johnson, Sari Lindroos-Valimaki, Mark Stanoch, Leland Taylor, Jack May, Jr. Tiffany Tompkins, provided ttompkins@bradenton.com

District 2

  • Edward Bailey, Republican
  • Amanda Ballard, Republican (Incumbent)
Candidates for the Manatee County Commission, District 2; Edward Bailey Jr, Amanda Ballard, Incumbent, and Charles Smith Sr.
Candidates for the Manatee County Commission, District 2; Edward Bailey Jr, Amanda Ballard, Incumbent, and Charles Smith Sr. Tiffany Tompkins ttompkins@bradenton.com

District 4

  • Glenn Gibellina, Republican
  • Mike Rahn, Republican (Incumbent)
Mike Rahn, Incombent, Glenn Gibellina
Mike Rahn, Incombent, Glenn Gibellina Tiffany Tompkins ttompkins@bradenton.com

District 6 — Countywide

  • Tony Barrett, Republican
  • John B. Calovich, Republican
  • Ed Ference, Republican
  • Tara Poulton, Republican
Tony Barrett, Reggie Bellamy, John Calovich, Tara Poulton, Ed Ference
Tony Barrett, Reggie Bellamy, John Calovich, Tara Poulton, Ed Ference provided photos Courtesy photos

Manatee County School Board

District 2

  • James T. Golden
  • Sharon Jefferson
  • Margi Nanney
  • Cindy Spray
  • JT White
School Board candidates for District 2; Margi Nanney, Sharon Jefferson, James T. Golden, JT White and Cindy Spray, Incombent.
School Board candidates for District 2; Margi Nanney, Sharon Jefferson, James T. Golden, JT White and Cindy Spray, Incombent. provided Courtesy photos

District 5

  • Camden “Cam” Bedinghaus
  • Jonathan Mullis
  • Chantal Wilford
School Board candidates for District 5; Camden T. Bedinghaus, Jonathan Mullis and Chantal Wilford.
School Board candidates for District 5; Camden T. Bedinghaus, Jonathan Mullis and Chantal Wilford. provided photos Courtesy photos
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Carter Weinhofer is the Bradenton Herald’s Accountability Reporter. He covers politics, development and other local issues. Carter’s work has received recognition from the Florida Press Association, the Society of Professional Journalists and the Florida Society of News Editors. He graduated from Eckerd College in St. Petersburg.
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