Moné Holder with other Democrats at an Election Day watch partyMoné Holder with other Democrats at an Election Day watch party
Duval County Democratic Party Chair Lilly Leeds, (center) is flanked by Jacksonville City Council member-elect Moné Holder (left) and Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Angie Nixon, following their victories on primary night, Tuesday, Aug. 18, 2026. | Will Brown, Jacksonville Today

Here were the local contests decided outright on Election Day in August

Published on August 18, 2026 at 9:35 pm
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From school board to judges and state Legislature, here were the winners of the local contests decided outright on Election Day, Tuesday, Aug. 18.

For statewide and congressional partisan primary elections, see this post. Races not listed below are headed to a runoff in November.

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Duval County elections: Aug. 18 outright winners

Voter turnout: 23.1%

Jacksonville City Council at-large seat: Moné Holder (DEM)

Duval County Judge Group 1 — Matt Lufrano

State House of Representatives:

  • District 13 — Audrey Gibson (DEM)
  • District 14 — Kimberly Daniels (DEM)

St. Johns County elections: Aug. 18 outright winners

Voter turnout: 27.2%

St. Johns County Commission:

  • District 2 — Martin Pyszczymuka (REP)
  • District 4 — Krista Joseph (REP)

7th Judicial Circuit Judge — Jeanne Stratis

St. Johns School Board District 1 — Kevin Allen

St. Augustine City Commission Seat 4 — Ashleigh Barnes

Clay County elections: Aug. 18 outright winners

Voter turnout: 25.4%

Clay School Board

  • District 1 — Erin Skipper
  • District 4 — Michele Hanson
  • District 5 — Ashley Hutchings Gilhousen

Nassau County elections: Aug. 18 outright winners

Voter turnout: 30.3%

Nassau County Commission:

  • District 2 — A. M. “Hupp” Huppmann (REP)
  • District 4 — Alyson R. McCullough (REP)

Nassau County School Board District 5 — Lissa Braddock

City of Fernandina Beach Commission Seat 4 Scott Inglis

Fernandina Beach paid parking referendum — Passed (read more here)


See full Aug. 18 election results from each county:

See the primary night election results for races that are going to runoffs on Nov. 3:

Duval | St. Johns | Clay | Nassau