Bill Foster wins race for St. Petersburg Mayor

Mayor
Kathleen Ford
Bill Foster

47.26%
52.74%

Council Member District 2
Steve Corsetti
James R. "Jim" Kennedy Jr.

44.27%
55.73%

Council Member District 4
Leslie Curran
Pamella Settlegoode

71.94%
28.06%

Council Member District 5
Steve Kornell
Angela Rouson

59.46%
40.54%

Council Member District 6
Karl Nurse
Vel Thompson

73.81%
26.19%

Council Member District 8
Jeff Danner
Leonard Schmiege

72.81%
27.82%

Charter Amendment No. 1
City Charter Amendment Providing for Consistency in Filling Vacancies on City Council.

Shall the City Charter be amended to provide for a consistent procedure for the filling of vacancies on City Council regardless of the Council Member's district or the reason for the vacancy?
Yes
No

YES 75.03%
NO  24.97%

Charter Amendment No. 2
Charter Amendment Permitting Charter Changes by Ordinance When Required by the Supervisor of Elections Limitations.

Shall the City Charter be amended to clarify that a City Ordinance, rather than referendum, may be used to change the election dates and qualifying dates when required by limitations of the Pinellas County Supervisor of Elections which prevent the Supervisor of Elections from supporting and conducting the election in the manner prescribed by the City Charter?
Yes
No

YES 60.54%
NO 39.46%

Question No. 1 Charter Amendment Voter Approval of Certain Comprehensive Plan Amendments

Ordinance 2009-12, amends Section 3.15 of the City Charter to require voter approval only of those comprehensive plan amendments which change density or intensity of uses or height of structures, or which add or change a land use category. The existing charter requires voter approval of all comprehensive plan amendments except for those affecting five or fewer parcels of land or as otherwise prohibited by law. Should Ordinance 2009-12 be approved?
Yes
No

60.00%
40.00%

Question No. 2 Charter AmendmentVoter Approval of Certain Amendments to the City Land Development Code

Ordinance 2009-17, amends Section 3.18 of the City Charter to require submission to a vote of the electors of amendment to the City Land Development Code which changes the allowable height of any structure (as defined by the Land Development Code), unless the amendment has been previously voted upon in an approved Comprehensive Plan or Comprehensive Plan Amendment. Should Ordinance 2009-17 be approved?
Yes
No

53.94%
46.06%

Question No. 3 Referendum QuestionComprehensive Plan Amendment Pass-A-Grille Area

Ordinance 2008-24, amends the Comprehensive Plan by establishing Future Land Use Element Policy and Special Designation Land Use Category Community Redevelopment District-Eighth Avenue in Pass-a-Grille, amends the Future Land Use Map, provides for land development standards, including increase in residential density, and commercial floor area ratio and method for calculating permitted density, allowing residential and commercial uses to be supported inclusively by same underlying land area. Should Ordinance 2008-24 be approved?
Yes
No

62.37%
37.63%

Question No. 4 Referendum QuestionComprehensive Plan Amendment Infrastructure, Capital Improvements, Conservation and Coastal, Intergovernmental Coordination Elements

Ordinance 2008-47 amends the Housing, Infrastructure, Capital Improvements, Conservation and Coastal and Intergovernmental Coordination Comprehensive Plan Elements of the Comprehensive Plan to address and resolve recommendations based upon the review of the Evaluation and Appraisal Report by the State Land Planning Agency. Should Ordinance 2008-47 be approved?
Yes
No

67.88%
32.12%

Mayor
Elliott Dorsch
Gow Fields
Jim Verplanck

20.14%
41.16%
38.71%

CITY COMM AT LARGE SEAT 1
Rusty Boedicker
Howard Wiggs

25.01%
74.99%

CITY COMM SOUTHWEST - DISTRICT C
Michael Dunn
Don Selvage

48.63%
51.37%

CITY COMM NORTHWEST - DISTRICT A
Clarence Grier, Sr.
Ricky Shirah
Phillip Walker

29.21%
24.68%
46.11%

City Charter Amendment Allowing Option of City Police Department or Contracts for Police Services.

This is a proposal for amendment of Section 27 of the Charter of the City of Mulberry, Florida to allow theCity Commission to either establish its own City Police Department or contract with an outside contractorfor police services.

If approved by the voters, the charter would be amended as follows:

Section 27. Department of police.
There shall may be either a department of police, the head of which shall be the chief of police, who,together with all officers and employees thereof shall be appointed by the city manager, or the CityCommission may contract for police services by an outside contractor.Shall the above described amendment be approved?
Yes
No

86.84%
13.16%

City Commission - Seat 5 at large
Barbara R. Manley
Leonard R. Filyaw

55.78%
44.22%

City Council - Ward 2
Marianne Barnebey
Lori Melton

70.15%
29.85%

City Council - Ward 3
Richard O'Brien
Patrick Roff

48.01%
51.99%

City Council - Ward 4
Joel V. (Joe) Henry, Sr.
Bemis Smith

42.54%
57.46%

Mayor
Michael Pierce
William "Bill" Shearon

64.97%
35.03%

City Commission
Pat Geyer
Pat Morton
Al Robinson
Andrew Sheridan
David Zaccagnino

17.91%
19.20%
19.57%
16.91%
26.40%

City Commission
David R. Gryboski
John J. Quam
Harry Stoltzfus
Christine L. Tollette
Dale Woodland

14.92%
22.26%
21.02%
16.87%
24.93%

City Council - Seat 3
Emilio Carlesimo
Ted Koszarski

61.46%
38.54%

City Council - Seat 4
Jim Bennett
Harry Walia

51.31%
48.69%

City Commission
Brenda Gray
Terry Heston
Tonya Lynn Marshall
Paul D. Miller

24.26%
27.58%
20.72%
27.44%