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Escambia Voting Up Over 2022 Figures

Election

Escambia County’s voter turnout is stronger than it was four years ago, according to Election Supervisor Robert Bender.

As of this morning, 5,330 more votes have been cast than in 2024, a 28.5% increase.

His team has responded to increased voting interest. He said. “I am not aware of a line of more than about 10 people at any given time, but usually only a few people. We added check-in machines at the five busiest sites.”


By the Numbers

As I write the post, Escambia County has 40,672 votes:

Mail: 14,436
Early Voting: 25,927
Provisional: 9

Republicans have the most votes but slightly less than 50%.

Party Ballots Cast Percent of Ballots Cast
Democratic 14,788 36.36%
Republican 19,844 48.79%
No Party Affiliation 5,183 12.74%
Other 857 2.11%

Statewide Races Drawing Voters

Democrats are contesting four of the five statewide races. lCommissioner of Agrculture Wilton Simpson is the only sure bet for the Republicans. Note: Polling numbers are constantly changing.

•U.S. SENATE
Ashley Moody (R) Poll: 49%
Angie Nixon (D) 45%

•GOVERNOR
Byron Donalds (R) 49%
David Jolly (D) 47%

•ATTORNEY GENERAL
Jose Javier Rodriquez (D) 35%
James Uthmeier (R) 34%

•CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER
Blaise Ingoglia (R) 44%
Annette Taddeo (D) 42%

Local Races that we’re watching

CONGRESS
Jimmy Patronis (R)
Gay Valimont (D)

COUNTY COMMISSION
•DISTRICT 2
Mike Kohler (R)
Mathious Robinson (D)

•DISTRICT 4
Ashlee Hofberger (R)
Joe Vinson (NPA)

EMERALD COAST UTILITIES AUTHORITY
•DISTRICT 2
Lois Benson (R)
Gloria Horning (IND)

•DISTRICT 4
Jacob Cavender (D)
Greg Litton (R)
Ralph H. Schofield Jr. (NPA)

CITY OF PENSACOLA CITY COUNCIL Non-Partisan
•DISTRICT 2
Charles Bare
Sherri Myers

•DISTRICT 4
Brian Cole
Boyce White

For information on the election, check out our guide.

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