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Apopka City Elections: Mayor & Commissioners Race Begins

Apopka residents will soon elect a mayor and four commissioners. The City Clerk's office is preparing for the upcoming municipal elections and encourages residents to contact them for information on voting and candidate requirements.

10/05/2026 · Apopka edition

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Apopka residents will soon elect the city's leaders. The City Clerk's office is preparing for upcoming municipal elections, where a mayor and four commissioners will be chosen. These officials, elected at-large, serve four-year terms and guide the city's future.

City Clerk Susan M. Bone, CMC, serves as the Supervisor of City Elections. She oversees the process to ensure fair and accurate results for these crucial local government positions. Residents interested in running for office or voting should contact the City Clerk's office for information.

The City Clerk's office, located at 120 E. Main Street in downtown Apopka, can answer questions about election procedures, candidate requirements and voter registration deadlines. Residents can reach the office by phone at 407-703-1704.

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