Election results: General Election 2024

OCN has live local, state and national election results from Election Day.

If you’re looking for election results for candidates who are local to Greater Oviedo and Winter Springs as well as state and federal candidates, this is the place.

Editor’s note: The OCN team pours hundreds of hours into the voter guide each year so we want to make sure we covered what you needed us to cover. And if we missed something, we want to fix it. Can you please take this brief survey and tell us how we did? 

Oviedo Community News has partnered with the Associated Press to share the AP’s live-updated results for federal and statewide races. That data will update automatically as the AP receives information.

The OCN team will source data from the Seminole County Supervisor of Elections site to update local city and county races as it’s available. Learn about the candidates, the races and helpful voter information on OCN’s dedicated page: Voter Guide 2024: General Election.

A local sign summons residents to vote. Election results
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(Local result images courtesy of the Seminole County Supervisor of Elections)

City candidate results

Oviedo City Council Group 3

Winter Springs City Commission District 1

Winter Springs City Commission District 3

Winter Springs City Commission District 5

County candidate results

Seminole County Supervisor of Elections

Seminole County Commission Dist. 5

Seminole County School Board Dist. 3

County referendums

State and Federal Results

Federal and state candidate election results (courtesy of the Associated Press)

State amendments election results (courtesy of the Associated Press)

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Megan is co-founder and editor-in-chief of Oviedo Community News, the only independent news source for Greater Oviedo and Winter Springs. She oversees editorial content, policy and staff. She attends meetings, sends out the e-newsletter and curates conversations in the community to understand the information gaps that OCN needs to fill. She also works to create partnerships that can strengthen the bond between community and newsroom.

She has served as an award-winning community journalist for more than 20 years, including as associate editor for the East Orlando Sun and a reporter for the Seminole Voice, the Winter Park-Maitland Observer and Orlando Magazine.

In 2024, Megan was named Editor of the Year by the Society for Professional Journalism. With the Central Florida Foundation and Central Florida Public Media, she co-found the News Collaborative of Central Florida, a collective of independent local news outlets and aligned partners working toward a more informed and engaged Central Florida.

She served as treasurer for the Florida Press Club for seven years and has won awards from the Institute for Nonprofit News, the Florida Press Association and the Society of Professional Journalism. Megan holds a bachelor’s degree in journalism from the Perley Isaac Reed School of Journalism (now called the Reed College of Media) at West Virginia University.

Megan also loves yoga, running and playing board games with her family.