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Oviedo Community News is adding video interviews with candidates from Oviedo, Winter Springs, Seminole County and beyond to its 2026 voter guide.
When it comes to being more informed this election, maybe you’re more of a visual learner. Early voting is underway in Seminole County and as of Oct. 19 more than 39,000 votes have been cast in Seminole County. If you’re still figuring out who to vote for, Oviedo Community News and the News Collaborative of Central Florida have a voter guide with candidates answering questions created with your input from Oviedo, Winter Springs and Seminole County-wide.
For 2026, Oviedo Community News is trying something new: video interviews to follow up with candidates on their answers.
Oviedo Community News offered the chance for a video interview to all candidates, but some did not participate. The video interviews are part of the voter guide, and will be linked below as well.
Winter Springs City Commission, District 2, incumbent Victoria Bruce
Winter Springs City Commission, District 2, challenger Ken Spalthoff:
Winter Springs City Commission, District 4, incumbent Cade Resnick:
Winter Springs City Commission, District 4, challenger Kyle Stewart:
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