Municipal Election Results Summary (September 28, 2004)
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The Frame
The document confirms the final outcomes for local commissioner seats, city council positions, and resolutions that determine local governance and public funding priorities.
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Lake Helen Residents
Residents are represented by the newly elected commissioners for Zone 2 and Zone 4.
DeBary Residents
Residents are represented by the newly elected city council members for Seat No. 1 and Seat No. 2.
New Smyrna Beach Taxpayers
Taxpayers are subject to the financial obligations of the passed bond resolution 17-04.
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Key Facts
- Olivia Cherry won Lake Helen Commissioner Zone 2 with 276 votes (61.33%) against Bill W. Collins (174 votes).
- Lou Benton won Lake Helen Commissioner Zone 4 with 222 votes (51.15%) against Stephen Finn (212 votes).
- Danny Tillis won DeBary City Council Seat No. 1 with 985 votes (51.17%) against Alan Williamson (940 votes).
- Patrick Fulton won DeBary City Council Seat No. 2 with 1163 votes (60.92%) against Dan Lee (746 votes).
- New Smyrna Beach Resolution 17-04 (Bond) passed with 1092 votes (59.32%) for and 749 against.
- New Smyrna Beach Resolution 19-04 (Bond) failed with 794 votes (43.36%) for and 1037 against.
- Orange City Questions 1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, and 11 all passed with majority 'FOR' votes.
- Total registered voters across the reported jurisdictions was 34,313, with 4,770 total cards cast.
Summary
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Why It Matters
The document confirms the final outcomes for local commissioner seats, city council positions, and resolutions that determine local governance and public funding priorities.
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Historical Election Data
The document is an archived report from an election held on September 28, 2004.
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Sources
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