Unofficial Election Results for Ocala City Council and Ordinances

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The Frame

What this does

These results determine the representation for Ocala City Council districts and the passage of local municipal ordinances that affect city governance.

Who is mentioned in the record

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Ocala residents

Residents are represented by the newly elected council members and are subject to the approved city ordinances.

City Council candidates

Candidates are directly affected by the election outcome, which determines their status as elected officials.

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Key Facts

Brent R. Malever won the Ocala City Council District 1 seat with 56.15% of the vote.
Jay A. Musleh won the Ocala City Council District 3 seat with 78.70% of the vote.
Ordinances 2013-39, 2013-68, and 2013-69 were rejected by voters.
Ordinances 2013-66 and 2013-70 were approved by voters.
Voter turnout varied significantly by precinct, ranging from 2.48% to 27.64%.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who won the Ocala City Council District 1 race?

Brent R. Malever won with 1,873 votes (56.15%).

Did the proposed ordinances pass?

The results were mixed: 2013-66 and 2013-70 were approved, while 2013-39, 2013-68, and 2013-69 were rejected.

Why It Matters

These results determine the representation for Ocala City Council districts and the passage of local municipal ordinances that affect city governance.

Summary

This document provides the for the Ocala City Council District 1 and District 3 races, as well as the outcomes of five city ordinances. It includes a breakdown of votes by candidate and ballot measure, along with voter turnout statistics across 19 s.