Lafayette County · Mayo · November 3, 2026 general · Independent editorial · Not a sample ballot
Lafayette School Board Districts 3 and 5 finished August 18 — McCray and Folsom are not November ovals
Mayo is the county seat. The live Florida file has zero Lafayette-only November 3 races. The two school-board pairings that used to pad this landing ended August 18 as 50-percent-plus wins, not November runoffs. Official ENR LAF, 5 of 5 precincts: Lafayette School Board District 3 — Mary Anne McCray elected 54.20 percent (1,031) over Mark Beach 45.80 percent (871). Lafayette School Board District 5 — Kristyn Folsom elected 57.30 percent (1,092) over Ann Murphy 42.70 percent (813). We will not invent a November opponent, and we will not list McCray or Folsom as November ovals. Those cards are not on the live November 3 file we quote here.
What a Lafayette voter still decides November 3
Statewide governor, U.S. Senate, cabinet, and any House district the Supervisor printed. Those cards live in the interactive guide for Lafayette. There is no Lafayette commission primary on the live file either. If your lafayettevotes.com PDF still prints a local name we do not list, the PDF governs.
How to pull a Lafayette sample ballot
Use lafayettevotes.com and your full residential address — not a 32066 ZIP. Early-voting sites are set in Mayo, not on this page. One walkthrough: How to vote in Florida 2026.
County guides
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Last content pass 2026-09-08. Data may lag filings — SOE is authoritative. This page stays noindex until a live November local oval exists to quote.