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Leon County ballot includes commission seats, amendments and taxes

Leon County voters are considering commission seats, five charter amendments and school tax questions on the ballot.

Leon County Florida DeskNovember 3, 2026
Leon County ballot includes commission seats, amendments and taxes

Key takeaways

  • Leon County voters are weighing county commission seats.
  • The ballot includes five charter amendments.
  • School tax questions are also on the ballot.
  • The candidate races and policy questions are separate decisions.

Leon County voters are considering several local decisions on the ballot, including county commission seats, five charter amendments and school tax questions.

The ballot combines candidate races with questions about the county’s governing charter and school funding. Voters will decide each item separately.

WTXL ABC 27 Tallahassee News reported on the ballot choices facing Leon County voters. The questions include five proposed changes to the county charter and tax-related items connected to local schools.

No candidate names or individual commission districts are identified here. The ballot also does not present the charter amendments as a single question; voters are weighing five separate amendments.

Voters should review the wording of each item before marking a choice. The commission races, charter amendments and school tax questions are distinct decisions on the Leon County ballot.

What to watch

  • How voters respond to each of the five charter amendments.
  • The results of the county commission races.
  • The outcome of the school tax questions.

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