Nassau County · Fernandina Beach · November 3, 2026 general · Independent editorial · Not a sample ballot
Nassau Commission District 2 finished August 18 — that oval is not on November 3
Fernandina Beach is the county seat. The live Florida file has one Nassau-only race id — Nassau County Commission District 2 — and both names on that card are not on the November 3 general ballot. A.M. Huppmann (Republican) was elected August 18 on a 48.35 percent plurality in a Republican UPC. County site: re-elected effective November 17. Live card: 4 / 26 / 16 · Grade D, status “Elected August 18, 2026 — not on the November 3 general ballot.” Laura Dotson (Republican) lost August 18 (25.92 percent); live card 26 / 21 / 14 · Grade D, status “Lost August 18, 2026 — not on the November 3 general ballot.” We will not invent a November opponent, and we will not list Huppmann as a November oval.
Douglas Greene, Alyson McCullough, Cheryl Plaugher, Nassau School Board District 5, Fernandina Beach City Commission Seat 4, and the 4th Circuit unopposed groups that used to pad this landing are not on the live November 3 file we quote here. If your votenassau.com PDF still prints a local name we do not list, the PDF governs.
What a Nassau 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 Nassau. This landing does not reprint that essay, and it does not invent a local featured race that the live file says is over.
How to pull a Nassau sample ballot
Use votenassau.com and your full residential address — not a 32034 / 32097 ZIP. Early-voting sites are set in Fernandina Beach, not on this page. One walkthrough: How to vote in Florida 2026.
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Last content pass 2026-09-07. Data may lag filings — SOE is authoritative. This page stays noindex until a live November local oval exists to quote.