Pinellas County · March 2027 Municipal Elections

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Browse elected offices and potential March 9, 2027 opportunities across 14 Pinellas municipalities. See each position, whom it represents, available district maps, and the current election-cycle verification status.

Planning register reviewed November 15, 2026. Listing an office does not establish an open contest, a qualified candidate, or an election on the ballot. Unopposed races may be canceled.

14Municipalities in current pilot
33Baseline elected seat positions
1Conditional position under review
Mar 9, 2027Scheduled municipal election date

Know what the opportunity involves

Office information, constituency boundaries, qualifying requirements, and ballot status are distinct records. Selecting a seat opens its standard office brief.

Seats listed are not necessarily contested

The baseline includes positions expected in the March cycle. Some remain pending clerk confirmation. St. Pete Beach District 4 is already unopposed and will not appear as a race. Treasure Island District 4 is tracked separately until its inclusion can be reconciled.

Maps show the correct representation area

Citywide positions use official municipality boundaries. District-elected positions point to published electoral district maps. Gulfport wards are residence districts, while councilmembers are chosen by voters citywide.

March 2027 elected-office opportunities

Browse the agreed 14-municipality pilot. The seat inventory is a planning baseline, not the final certified ballot.

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Reusable office brief

Each selected position uses the same report structure, regardless of municipality size or election outcome.

Pinellas County / Select a municipality / Select an office

Select an office from the directory

The seat-level report and official boundary sources will appear here.

Planning preview

Office and election information

OfficeSelect a seat
ElectorateNot selected
Election dateMarch 9, 2027*
Candidate statusNot verified

What this office represents

Choose an office to view its representation rules.

Election-cycle findings

Cycle status and qualifications are tracked separately from permanent office geography.

*Planned cycle date; a vote is not held for an unopposed race. Other elections may be canceled depending on qualification.

Official evidence

Select a seat to see source documents.

Constituency and official district map

Official municipality boundary or seat district

A municipality is not necessarily the same as a seat-specific district.

Choose an office to view its available official map.

Boundary geometry: Pinellas County enterprise GIS. Street basemap: OpenStreetMap contributors. District map sources appear above.

5 official map sources for elected offices

These government sources are retained for office briefs in the current Pinellas pilot and the later expanded site. Use the map appropriate to the election jurisdiction and effective date.

1 · Municipal boundaries — Pinellas County GIS

Official city/town geometry for at-large local positions and geographic context, updated as annexations occur.

Open municipal boundary layer ↗

3 · County Commission / School Board districts

Supervisor of Elections maps for at-large and single-member districts, with the latest countywide precinct reference.

View official district map index ↗

Source-first reporting and expansion policy

LEAD is a public educational guide. Municipal source records are not campaign recommendations and must not be confused with final ballot certification.

Office and district geography

Permanent office records identify the electorate and boundaries. Use Pinellas GIS and municipal clerk maps. Maintain source, access date, and effective date.

Election-cycle status

Planned, qualification pending, contested, unopposed/no election, canceled, held and unknown are separate from map verification. No invented qualifying or turnout data.

Future expansion retained

The broader six-county explorer is preserved as a separate design archive. This site focuses exclusively on the 14 Pinellas municipalities in the March 2027 pilot.