Special Election Results

On Tuesday, June 5, 2007, Florida held three primary elections for state legislative offices. 

Senate District 3 was vacated by Senator Nancy Argenziano, who resigned after she was appointed to the Florida Public Service Commission. 

Also, House Districts 24 and 43 were vacated because the Representatives serving those districts resigned to run for the Senate seat vacated by Senator Argenziano. 

Below are the unofficial results of the primary election.  These results represent the likely outcomes of the races, but are subject to change pending certification of each election.

 

State Senator, District 3

Consists of Baker, Dixie, Hamilton, Lafayette, Suwannee, Taylor, and parts of Citrus, Columbia, Jefferson, Leon, Levy, Madison, and Marion Counties

Republican Primary

• Dennis Baxley                

43.6%

• Don Curtis                     

11.1%

• Charles S. Dean            

45.3%

Democratic Primary

• Suzan Franks                 

65.0%

• Mark T. Ravenscraft          

35.0%

Note: Charles Dean will face Suzan Franks in the General Election, pending certification of this election.

 

State Representative, District 24

Part of Marion County

Republican Primary

• Damon Baxley                 

33.8%

• Kurt Kelley                    

35.4%

• Steve Shaw                    

7.7%

• Parnell Townley               

23.1%

Note:  There was no Democratic primary.  Therefore, Kurt Kelley will become the next District 24 State Representative, pending certification of this election.

 

State Representative, District 43

Citrus and parts of Hernando, Levy Counties

Republican Primary

• Robert E. Haber                

4.0%

• Susan Kirk                       

23.2%

• Ron Schultz                    

38.1%

• Winfield “Winn” Webb        

28.1%

• Michael “Joey” White          

6.6%

Democratic Primary

• Sophia Diaz-Fonseca        

59.6%

• Patricia Lee Kittleman          

40.4%

Note:  Ron Schultz will face Sophia Diaz-Fonseca in the general election, pending certification of this election. 

 

The Special General Elections are scheduled for June 26, 2007.

Please feel free to contact this office should you have any questions regarding the above matters.