Ballot inventory
Names and ballot structure follow the official Duval super sample and Florida qualified-candidate list. Candidates are displayed in ballot order, not in an evaluative order.
A dry, source-labeled map of the races that may appear on Duval County ballots for Tuesday, August 18, 2026—organized by Other/no-party, Democratic, and Republican ballot views.
Ballot status, office history, roll calls, and filings from government sources.
Priorities and biography supplied in questionnaires; not treated as independent proof.
Local reporting used for background and finance patterns, with source links attached.
No response or no voting record stays missing. The guide does not infer a position.
Names and ballot structure follow the official Duval super sample and Florida qualified-candidate list. Candidates are displayed in ballot order, not in an evaluative order.
Subjective labels are replaced with relevant experience or evidence, followed by missing evidence, implementation questions, and tradeoffs a voter may wish to investigate.
Questionnaire priorities are presented as candidate-stated. They are not converted into facts about likely performance, costs, legality, or outcomes.
Only selected high-salience final-passage votes from official roll calls are shown. The sample is not comprehensive and does not capture amendments, committee work, constituent service, or explanations.
“No final vote recorded” is not treated as support or opposition. Newcomers, judges, school-board candidates, and many local candidates have no legislative roll-call record by design.
Local amounts are candidate-reported monetary contributions shown by the Duval filing portal when reviewed. They may change and are context—not a measure of merit or proof of influence.
Judicial ethics restrict promises about future rulings. Cards focus on legal breadth, courtroom and docket experience, administration, impartiality, temperament, and professional record.
Compiled August 17, 2026. A late filing, correction, court order, finance report, or polling-place change may post after the cutoff; official election tools control.
This document is a source-navigation and factual-summary tool. It does not compare, rank, endorse, recommend, or decide among candidates, parties, or policy positions.