Gubernatorial candidates Democrat David Jolly and Republican Byron Donalds
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Tomorrow, Nov. 3, is election day. For those in the Tallahassee community who are looking to vote, here are some voting resources and candidate profiles to learn more about who might show up on your ballot.
Florida governor’s race
Democratic nominee David Jolly will face off against Republican nominee Byron Donalds.
Florida’s US Senate race
Democratic nominee Angie Nixon will face off against Republican nominee Ashley Moody.
Florida’s US House race, District 2
Democratic nominee Amanda Marie Green will face off against Republican nominee Austin Rogers.
Tallahassee’s mayoral race
This is a nonpartisan race. Loranne Ausley will face off against Jeremy Matlow.
Tallahassee City Commissioner Seat 3 race
These are nonpartisan races. PJ Perez will face off against Tom Derzypolski for City Commissioner Seat 3 and Dianne Williams-Cox will face off against Dot Inman-Johnson for Seat 5.
Voting resources
Still unsure of how to vote? Learn more about the process here.
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This story was originally published November 2, 2026 at 11:16 AM.