2026 MIDTERM ELECTION Pinellas County
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Local questions Pinellas County · local ballot coverage
Belleair Question 1 Planning agency requirement Remove the separate charter requirement for a planning and zoning board because state law already requires a local planning agency.
Read question Belleair Question 2 Earlier charter review Move formation of the charter review committee from June to May beginning in 2036.
Read question Largo Referendum Candidate petition availability Make petitions available March 15 in regular election years, with a commission-selected date for special elections.
Read question Madeira Beach Question 1 November municipal elections Move regular city elections from March to November alongside state general elections.
Read question Madeira Beach Question 2 June qualifying period Move candidate qualifying from the first two full weeks of December to the first two full weeks of June, excluding weekends.
Read question Madeira Beach Question 3 Transition existing terms Temporarily extend districts 3/4 terms to November 2027 certification and districts 1/2 and mayor to November 2028 certification.
Read question Redington Shores Question 1 Three-year commissioner terms Change commissioner terms from two years to three years.
Read question Redington Shores Question 2 One-time mayor term adjustment If question 1 passes, make the mayor’s post-2027-election term two years to preserve staggering.
Read question Saint Petersburg Referendum 1 Storm and water infrastructure bonds Authorize up to $600 million in general-obligation bonds over up to 30 years for storm, wastewater and drinking-water resilience.
Read question Saint Petersburg Charter Amendment 1 Vacant lots for potential housing Remove nine vacant city-owned Jamestown-area lots from the protected park/waterfront map for later land-use changes and potential affordable/workforce housing sale.
Read question Saint Petersburg Referendum 2 Harborage Marina lease Allow a 30-year Harborage Marina lease amendment requiring tenant-funded docks, lifts and restrooms.
Read question Saint Petersburg Charter Amendment 2 Port leases up to 25 years Increase the lease term limit at the Port from 10 to 25 years without a citywide referendum; permitted use stays unchanged.
Read question Saint Petersburg Charter Amendment 3 Align charter election procedures Make conforming changes for the move to even-year elections already approved in 2022, including charter review scheduling.
Read question Treasure Island Referendum Supermajority for development plans Require four commissioners’ votes to approve planned developments or special area plans.
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