Election nights are filled with anticipation and the Treasure Coast of Florida is no exception. If you want to stay informed, here’s how to get the latest election results for Martin, St. Lucie, and Indian River County.
Where to Find Election Results
For the most up-to-date election results, the official websites of the Supervisor of Elections for each county are your best bet. These websites typically update live as votes are counted.
Martin County Election Results
Visit the Martin County Supervisor of Elections website. The site provides detailed results, breaking down each race and showing vote counts as they come in. All precincts have been reported as of this writing.
St. Lucie County Election Results
The St. Lucie County Supervisor of Elections offers a similar setup. You can view results by district, office, and precinct, giving you a clear picture of the local races.
Indian River County Election Results
Visit the Indian River County Supervisor of Elections for the latest numbers. This site also provides comprehensive coverage of all races within the county.
Key Races
Election nights on the Treasure Coast often feature critical local races, including county commissions, school boards, city councils, and other key positions. Each county has its own set of important races that could shape the future of the community.
Martin County
United States Senator (REP): Rick Scott won with 79.28% of the vote.
Representative in Congress, District 21 (REP): Brian Mast won with 84.53% of the vote.
County Commissioner District 1: Eileen Vargas won with 60.90% of the vote.
County Commissioner District 3: Blake Capps won with 50.61% of the vote.
County Commissioner District 5: Ed Ciampi won with 41.51% of the vote.
School Board Member District 2: Marsha Powers won with 59.24% of the vote.
City Commissioner Group II City of Stuart: Laura Giobbi won with 54.16% of the vote.
City Commissioner Group IV City of Stuart: Sean Reed won with 59.60% of the vote.
St. Lucie County
United States Senator (REP): Rick Scott won with 86.65% of the vote.
Representative in Congress, District 21 (REP): Brian Mast won with 87.50% of the vote.
Sheriff (REP): Richard Del Toro won with 62.16% of the vote.
Property Appraiser (REP): Michelle Franklin won with 57.26% of the vote.
Tax Collector (REP): Gabby Rothman won with 53.41% of the vote.
Supervisor of Elections (REP): Jennifer C. Frey narrowly won with 50.00% of the vote.
Board of County Commissioners, District 3 (REP): Erin Lowry won with 66.63% of the vote.
Board of County Commissioners, District 5 (REP): Cathy Townsend won with 68.39% of the vote.
Board of County Commissioners, District 5 (DEM): Cliff Barnes won with 68.25% of the vote.
School Board Member, District 4: Jennifer Anne Richardson won with 56.87% of the vote.
Indian River County
United States Senator (REP): Rick Scott won with 82.24% of the vote.
Representative in Congress (REP): Mike Haridopolos won with 68.05% of the vote.
Sheriff (REP): Eric Flowers won with 36.64% of the vote.
Tax Collector (REP): Carole Jean Jordan won with 70.88% of the vote.
Board of County Commissioner District 1 (REP): Susan Adams won with 60.27% of the vote.
Board of County Commissioner District 3 (REP): Joseph H. Earman won with 53.71% of the vote.
Board of County Commissioner District 5 (REP): Laura Moss won with 55.13% of the vote.
School Board Member District 3: Peggy Jones won with 57.18% of the vote.
School Board Member District 5: David Dyer won with 56.94% of the vote.
Summary of Results
Election results can sometimes be overwhelming, but breaking them down by county and race makes it easier to follow. As results start coming in after the polls close, you’ll see numbers updating regularly. Most sites will first report early votes and mail-in ballots, followed by Election Day votes.
What If Results Are Delayed?
Technical issues can sometimes cause delays. If the website isn’t updating, check local news outlets, like TreasureCoast.com or TCPalm, for real-time updates. These sites often provide live coverage and analysis throughout the evening.
Staying informed on election night is crucial for understanding how local governance will be shaped. By visiting the official Supervisor of Elections websites for Martin, St. Lucie, and Indian River Counties, you’ll be able to track the results as they happen. Keep an eye on key races, understand the flow of results, and be patient if delays occur. Your vote matters, and so does staying informed.
