Q: When is the 2024 General Election for St. Johns County Commissioners?

A: The 2024 primary election for St Johns County Commissioners is November 5th 2024. Elect Republican Ann Taylor in the General election. 

Q: Who is Running Against Ann Taylor?

A: Ann Taylor is the candidate that defeated Henry Dean in the St. Johns County Commissioner Republican primary election. She is campaigning on a ‘slow the growth’ platform, to take on important issues like overcrowded schools, over-capacity roads, and uncontrolled land development. The general election on November 5th, 2024, offers all voters a chance to choose a new direction for the county by supporting a candidate focused on sustainable growth.

Q: Why is the November 5th, 2024 General Election for County Commissioners so important?

A: The November 5th, 2024 General Election for County Commissioner District 5 is so important because many voters are sick and tired of the out of control growth that has led to overloaded roads, overcrowded schools and many other infrastructure issues. After defeating developer backed incumbent Henry Dean, Ann Taylor will be challenged by NPA candidate Merrill Paul Roland in the General Election.

If you are one of the many frustrated St Johns County voters that wants change you must vote in the primary. Vote for Ann Taylor to Slow the Growth in St Johns County!

Q: Do I get to vote for all County Commissioners on November 5th, 2024?

A: Yes! The County Commission is elected at large, which means they represent the whole county, not just part of it. Voters can vote for all county commissioners. However, the only districts up for election in 2024 are Districts 1, District 3, and District 5. Voters in District 2 and 4 are still urged to vote for the other district representatives.

• Slow the Growth Republican candidate Ann Taylor is running against a NPA candidate in district 5. You must choose one.

Q: How do I register to vote in St Johns County?

A: To register to vote in St. Johns County, you may request a registration application be mailed to you by calling the St. Johns County Supervisor of Elections at (904) 823-2238 or you may register online at www.registertovoteflorida.gov.

A Florida Voter Registration Application form can also be obtained from any of Florida’s mandated sites, including public libraries, tax collectors’ offices, centers for independent living, offices providing public assistance or serving persons with disabilities, Armed Forces recruiting offices, and Supervisor of Elections’ Offices.

Q: Do I have to be a registered Republican to vote For Ann Taylor in the November 5th, 2024 General Election?

A: No, You can vote to slow the growth regardless of your party affiliation. The problems in ST Johns County are not party related they are quality of life issues caused by commissioners that refused to say no to developers. A vote for Ann Taylor is a vote to slow the growth and improve our quality of life regardless of political affiliation.