★ General Election · Tuesday, November 3, 2026

What's on the ballot in Pinellas County

Every candidate and every ballot question for Pinellas voters, split into local, state, federal, and measures. Candidates are listed in official ballot order. Tap any name to see their background and where they stand. No endorsements.

Polls: 7 am – 7 pm Your exact ballot depends on your address Sample ballot: votepinellas.gov · (727) 464‑VOTE
Help me decide · research tools and a 15-minute plan
  1. Pick your top 3 issues, such as property insurance, housing costs, taxes, schools, flooding, or the economy.
  2. Look up your exact ballot by address so you only research races you'll actually see.
  3. Compare candidates' own answers on Vote411 or the public-media guide below. Every candidate gets the same questions.
  4. Read each race's "Where they stand" links. They were picked to cover the candidates on both sides.
  5. Check claims you hear in ads with a fact-checker. For amendments, look at what Yes and No each mean and who's funding each side.
  6. It's OK to skip races. Leaving a race blank doesn't spoil the rest of your ballot.
Vote411League of Women Voters (nonpartisan). Enter your address to see your ballot with candidates' answers in their own words. Florida Public Media Voter GuideWUSF and partners. Candidates answer the same questions on insurance, property taxes, data centers and affordability. BallotpediaNonpartisan encyclopedia: candidate backgrounds, past results, and survey responses. Tampa Bay 28 questionnairesLocal candidates answer three identical questions. PolitiFactFact-checks of claims from candidates and campaign ads. Pinellas Supervisor of ElectionsOfficial sample ballot, polling place lookup, and full amendment text. (727) 464‑VOTE

Heads up: the governor's and U.S. Senate candidates never debated each other this year, so for those races, forums and interviews are the best way to compare them.