2018 Election Results: Pinellas County Races

ST. PETERSBURG, FL -- They may be getting most of the ink but the races for Florida governor and U.S. Senate aren't the only game in town.

In Pinellas County, voters also chose U.S. representatives, state senators, state representatives and commissioners.

Additionally, cities within Pinellas County asked voters to approve referendums and charter amendments.

Here are the results with all 301 precincts reporting:

U.S. Congress District 12

55.77 percent, 64,685 votes -- Gus Michael Bilirakis (R)

42.38 percent, 49,158 votes -- Chris Hunter (D)

1.85 percent, 2,144 votes -- Angelika Purkis (NPA)

U.S. Congress District 13

42.36 percent, 134,183 -- George Buck (R)

57.64 percent, 182,563 votes -- Charlie Crist (D)

State Senate District 16

51.98 percent, 82,513 votes -- Ed Hooper (R)

48.02 percent, 76,236 votes -- Amanda Murphy (D)

State Senate District 24

54.28 percent, 116,370 votes -- Jeff Brandes (R)

45.72 percent, 98,014 votes -- Lindsay Cross (D)

State Representative District 64

51.95 percent, 13,473 votes -- James Grant (R)

45.04 percent, 11,682 votes -- Jessica Harrington (D)

3.01 percent, 780 votes -- Andy Warrener (NPA)

State Representative District 65

59.31 percent, 49,115 votes -- Chris Sprowls (R)

40.69 percent, 33,701 votes -- Sally A. Laufer (D)

State Representative District 66

56.85 percent, 42,739 votes -- Nick DiCeglie (R)

43.15 percent, 32,433 votes -- Alex Heeren (D)

State Representative District 67

53.97 percent, 33,585 votes -- Chris Latvala (R)

46.03 percent, 28,647 votes -- Dawn C. Douglas (D)

State Representative District 69

47.3 percent, 37,049 votes -- Ray Blacklidge (R)

52.70 percent, 41,283 votes -- Jennifer Webb (D)

County Commission District 6

60.24 percent, 66,941 votes -- Kathleen Peters (R)

39.76 percent, 44,184 votes -- Amy Kedron (D)

School Board At Large District 2

51.31 percent, 185,951 votes -- Lisa N. Cane

48.69 percent, 176,487 votes -- Jeff Larsen

School Board At Large District 3

53.93 percent, 195,748 votes -- Nicole Carr

46.07 percent, 167,189 votes -- Peggy O'Shea

School Board District 6

50.63 percent, 46,582 votes -- Bill Dudley

49.37 percent, 45,427 votes -- Matt Stewart

City of Dunedin Commissioner Seat 4

52.5 percent, 8,922 votes -- Jeff Gow

47.50 percent, 8,072 votes -- John Tornga

City of Seminole Council Member

29.95 percent, 3,870 votes -- Chris Burke

17.50 percent, 2,262 votes -- Dan Hester

6.05 percent, 782 votes -- Tom Marrah

26.68 percent, 3.448 votes -- Trish Springer

19.82 percent, 2,561 votes -- Kelly Wissing

East Lake Tarpon Special Fire Control District Seat 2

24.34 percent, 3,633 votes -- Maryellen Crowder

26.08 percent, 3,892 votes -- Tom McKone

37.71 percent, 5,627 votes -- Tom "Steve" McQueen

11.87 percent, 1,771 votes -- Peter Nehr

East Lake Tarpon Special Fire Control District Seat 4

59.08 percent, 8,353 votes -- Randy Burr

40.92 percent, 5,785 votes -- Tom May

Lealman Special Fire Control District Seat 4

47.80 percent, 4,954 votes -- Gary Coffman

52.20 percent, 5,411 votes -- Rebecca Harriman

Palm Harbor Special Fire Control and Rescue District Seat 2

36.02 percent, 9,583 votes -- Patrick Bengston

63.98 percent, 17,021 votes -- Julie Peluso

Referendum

City of Clearwater Designating Strong Mayor

41.49 percent Yes

58.51 percent No

Charter Amendments

Madeira Beach Grammar and Gender Neutrality

63.29 percent Yes

36.71 percent No

Madeira Beach Supermajority Vote

63.26 percent Yes

36.74 percent No

Madeira Beach Canvassing Board

61.45 percent Yes

38.55 percent No

Madeira Beach Nepotism Definition

77.64 percent Yes

22.36 percent No

Madeira Beach City Manager Powers

58.80 percent Yes

41.20 percent No

Madeira Beach City Clerk Qualifications

65.81 percent Yes

34.19 percent No

Madeira Beach City Attorney Limitations

64.34 percent Yes

35.66 percent No

Madeira Beach City Taxes

40.25 percent Yes

59.75 percent No

Madeira Beach Delete References To Publicity Expenditures

40.71 percent Yes

59.29 percent No

Madeira Beach Five-Year Capital Improvements Plan

62.7 percent Yes

37.30 percent No

Redington Beach: Prohibit Medical Marijuana Facilities

58.83 percent Yes

41.17 percent No

City of St. Pete Beach Sell City-Owned Residential Property

82.65 percent Yes

17.35 percent No

St. Petersburg 10-Year Lease Limitation For Pier Building

69.55 percent Yes

30.45 percent No

St. Petersburg Amend Harborage Marina Lease

66.47 percent Yes

33.53 percent No

Tarpon Springs Extending Lease With Florida Hospital

72.98 percent Yes

27.02 percent No

Tarpon Springs Sale of Easement For Cell Tower

61.05 percent Yes

38.94 percent No

See related story: Clearwater Resoundingly Rejects Strong Mayor Government

Images via Charlie Crist, Chris Latvala, Jeff Brandes

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