Unofficial Election Results for Ocala City Council and Ordinances
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The Frame
These results determine the winners of two City Council seats and the passage or rejection of three specific city s affecting Ocala residents.
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Residents are represented by the newly elected council members and are subject to the outcomes of the local ordinances.
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Key Facts
- Brent R. Malever won the Ocala City Council District 1 seat with 1,873 votes (56.15%) against Suzy Heinbockel's 1,463 votes (43.85%).
- Jay A. Musleh won the Ocala City Council District 3 seat with 2,549 votes (78.70%) against Aaron Fiehn's 690 votes (21.30%).
- Ordinance 2013-39 was rejected by voters with 1,960 votes (60.61%) against 1,274 votes (39.39%) for approval.
- Ordinance 2013-66 was approved by voters with 1,610 votes (51.26%) against 1,531 votes (48.74%) for rejection.
- Ordinance 2013-68 was rejected by voters with 1,569 votes (51.38%) against 1,485 votes (48.62%) for approval.
- All 19 precincts in the city reported their results.
- Total votes cast for the District 1 race were 3,336.
- Total votes cast for the District 3 race were 3,239.
- Total votes cast for Ordinance 2013-39 were 3,234.
- Total votes cast for Ordinance 2013-66 were 3,141.
- Total votes cast for Ordinance 2013-68 were 3,054.
Summary
Why It Matters
These results determine the winners of two City Council seats and the passage or rejection of three specific city s affecting Ocala residents.
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Mixed Ordinance Outcomes
Voters approved one ordinance (2013-66) while rejecting two others (2013-39 and 2013-68) in the same election cycle.
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Sources
results.enr.clarityelections.com
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