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Stemle, Striplin lead in early vote of Leon County School Board races - Vimarsana News

Stemle, Striplin lead in early vote of Leon County School Board races

Leon County's two school board races ended Tuesday evening with an incumbent winning her third term and a runoff between two educators.

Alva Striplin gets reelected to the Leon school board while District 4 goes to a November runoff - Vimarsana News

Alva Striplin gets reelected to the Leon school board while District 4 goes to a November runoff

Alva Striplin handily won her re-election bid to the Leon County School Board during Tuesday's primary with 53.54% of the vote as of 1:50 a.m. Wednesday. Meanwhile, the District 4 race is heading for a November runoff.

Source: wfsu.org
Though he's made no endorsements, Gov. Ron DeSantis looms over Leon County's school board races - Vimarsana News

Though he's made no endorsements, Gov. Ron DeSantis looms over Leon County's school board races

The Leon County School Board could shift a bit to the right depending on the outcomes of local races. While Gov. Ron DeSantis has not endorsed any local candidates for school board his influence is playing out in a predominantly Blue county.

Source: wfsu.org
Leon County School Board District 4 hopefuls on LGBTQ+ guide, election - Vimarsana News

Leon County School Board District 4 hopefuls on LGBTQ+ guide, election

Three candidates are in the race to fill the District 4 seat for the Leon County School Board. They will replace long-time member Dee Dee Rasmussen.

Leon County candidates spent $160K in week before early voting - Vimarsana News

Leon County candidates spent $160K in week before early voting

More than $160,000 was spent by local candidates during the last week of July in races ranging from county judge to school board.