Gulf County · Port St. Joe · November 3, 2026 general · Independent editorial · Not a sample ballot
Gulf still decides School Board District 1: Bailey versus Peak on November 3
Port St. Joe is the county seat. The only Gulf-only oval on the live November 3 file is Gulf School Board District 1: incumbent Chad Bailey versus Dennis Peak, both printed nonpartisan. That pair would be wrong in Bay, Franklin, or Calhoun. Pam Palmer lost August 18 (26.29 percent). Official ENR GUL/4044: Bailey 45.56 percent and Peak 28.15 percent advanced as the top two. Pull the style from Gulf County Supervisor of Elections (gulfvotes.com) with your full residential address, not a 32456 / 32457 ZIP.
Featured: Gulf School Board District 1
Both cards are researchGrade B. Church/ministry bios without Jesus-as-Lord sit at 7, not leftover mid-20s.
Chad Bailey (NPA, inc) 7 / 17 / 15 · Grade B. On the November 3, 2026 general ballot. DeSantis appointee to District 1 — badge, not a Jesus grid. Children’s ministry without 2026 Jesus-as-Lord is 7, not leftover 30. WFSU answers plus a Star first-person statement. GOP 15 from opened Republican plus the appointment, not NPA 0.
Dennis Peak (NPA) 7 / 14 / 13 · Grade B. On the November 3, 2026 general ballot. Westside Baptist bio without Jesus-as-Lord — leftover 26 is gone. WFSU answers plus Star statement. GOP 13 from opened Republican, not NPA 0.
Gulf County Commission District 4 (Quinn / Rogers / Smiley) is not on the live November 3 file we quote here. Statewide offices: interactive guide for Gulf.
How to pull a Gulf sample ballot
Use gulfvotes.com and your full residential address. Early-voting sites are set in Port St. Joe, not on this page. One walkthrough: How to vote in Florida 2026. Scores: open Gulf in the Florida guide.
County guides
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Last content pass 2026-09-08. Data may lag filings — SOE is authoritative.