See Coverage Of Florida's 2020 Primary Election Results

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Notes:

• All results are unofficial until county-level canvassing boards certify votes later this month. The vote totals and percentages below may also shift slightly until that time.
• Winners, when known, are bolded.

Florida's 3rd Congressional District

Republican Neal Dunn won his primary unopposed in District 2 (which covers much of the Panhandle and parts or all of Columbia, Dixie, Gilchrist, Levy, Marion, and Suwannee counties) and in November will face two write-in candidates, Kim O'Connor and Kristy Thripp.

Florida State House

The winner faces Democrat Barbara Byram in November. She has raised $6,119.88 and spent $2,071.91.

Florida State Senate District 5

The winner faces Democrat Melina Rayna Barratt in November. She has raised $5,273.81 and spent $4,151.39.

Alachua County

Alford will in November face Republican Raemi Eagle-Glenn ($14,117.75 raised, $8,465.46 spent) and write-in candidate Randolph Kaufman (no money raised or spent). Alford thanked Byerly for running a good race and said residents of Alachua County are ready for something new, citing the 100th anniversary of women’s suffrage.

"I think it's the year of the woman. I think people were ready for change, and I was lucky enough to be part of that movement," she said.

The winner will in November face Republican Joy Glanzer, who has raised $7,105 and spent $6,547.38.

Prizzia is currently the director of the Field & Fork program at the University of Florida.

"I've been in our community for decades, and it's exciting to take that work and all that I've learned and be able to potentially take that work to the next level," she said.

McGraw said there are many things she would like to implement right away.

“I’ve already written my first 100 days in office. Right away put together a reading and comprehension skills task force. We must begin early. We have to close this achievement gap, that is number one."

McGraw in taking over from the retiring Eileen Roy will become the third African American woman currently on the Alachua County School Board, along with Tina Certain and Leanetta McNealy.

McNealy said she is excited to continue to serve in the District 4 seat.

“I’m an incumbent," McNealy said, "so it's not like this is my first rodeo. I've been on the board since 2012, so one of the top priorities would definitely be closing the gap between our white and our black students.”

Incumbent Darnell had served in the position since 2006. Watson Jr. faces a write-in challenger in November, but is poised to become Alachua County’s first African American sheriff.

"I have a responsibility and an obligation to do good and move this position forward," he said, "with a level of professionalism and stewardship that will honor the legacy of those who came before me to make this first possible."

Bradford County

The winner will in November face Republican Robby Stokley, who has raised $350 and spent less than $10.

The winner will in November face no-party affiliate candidate Carol Mosley, who has raised $1,380 and spent $280.

Citrus County

This race will likely go to a runoff in November since Bryant is short of the 50% victory margin.

The winner will in November face non-party affiliate Rick Schroeder, who has raised $1,350 and spent $1,361.88.

The winner will in November face non-party affiliate Lee Alexander, who has raised $12,565 and spent $11,909.67.

Columbia County

The winner will in November face Libertarian Party candidate Davie Parrish, who has raised $1,780.69 and spent $1,615.79.

Dixie County

Gilchrist County

Levy County

The winner will in November face no-party affiliate candidate Jerry Lawrence, who has raised $5,965 and spent about $3,400.

Marion County

Putnam County

Suwannee County

Union County

Ethan Budowsky, Melissa Feito, Taylor Levesque, and Anthony Montalto contributed reporting.

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