St. Johns County Voter Guide
This nonpartisan guide helps voters compare candidates in select races. Not every race below will appear on your ballot, and inclusion below does not constitute endorsement.
Remember to visit VOTE411.org/ballot and enter your address to find races on your ballot or go to your Supervisor of Elections website to generate a sample ballot.
All candidates were offered the same questionnaire for their office and an equal opportunity to respond. Questions were optional, and responses are published as submitted. “Did not respond” indicates that a candidate did not submit responses by the deadline. (i) indicates an incumbent.
Click a section below to expand its races, read the questions, answers, and any comments provided by the candidates. For the background information supplied to candidates for each question, see the questionnaires linked below.
US Congressional District 6
Randy Fine
Campaign Website
Did Not Respond
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1. Religious/Conscience Refusals: Do you support or oppose allowing health care providers to refuse otherwise lawful care to patients when the refusal is based solely on the provider’s religious, moral, or ethical beliefs rather than medical judgment or the patient’s preferences?
Answer: Support/Oppose/Neutral
“I support parental choice, but not at the expense of public schools. Any school receiving taxpayer funds should meet the same accountability and transparency standards.”
Michael Gist
Campaign Website
Did Not Respond
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1. Religious/Conscience Refusals: Do you support or oppose allowing health care providers to refuse otherwise lawful care to patients when the refusal is based solely on the provider’s religious, moral, or ethical beliefs rather than medical judgment or the patient’s preferences?
Answer: Support/Oppose/Neutral
“I support parental choice, but not at the expense of public schools. Any school receiving taxpayer funds should meet the same accountability and transparency standards.”
Andrew Parrott
Campaign Website
Did Not Respond
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1. Religious/Conscience Refusals: Do you support or oppose allowing health care providers to refuse otherwise lawful care to patients when the refusal is based solely on the provider’s religious, moral, or ethical beliefs rather than medical judgment or the patient’s preferences?
Answer: Support/Oppose/Neutral
“I support parental choice, but not at the expense of public schools. Any school receiving taxpayer funds should meet the same accountability and transparency standards.”
Alec Pavlik
Campaign Website
Did Not Respond
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1. Religious/Conscience Refusals: Do you support or oppose allowing health care providers to refuse otherwise lawful care to patients when the refusal is based solely on the provider’s religious, moral, or ethical beliefs rather than medical judgment or the patient’s preferences?
Answer: Support/Oppose/Neutral
“I support parental choice, but not at the expense of public schools. Any school receiving taxpayer funds should meet the same accountability and transparency standards.”
Eric Yonce
Did Not Respond
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1. Religious/Conscience Refusals: Do you support or oppose allowing health care providers to refuse otherwise lawful care to patients when the refusal is based solely on the provider’s religious, moral, or ethical beliefs rather than medical judgment or the patient’s preferences?
Answer: Support/Oppose/Neutral
“I support parental choice, but not at the expense of public schools. Any school receiving taxpayer funds should meet the same accountability and transparency standards.”
Florida House District 19
Sam Greco
Campaign Website
Did Not Respond
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1. Religious/Conscience Refusals: Do you support or oppose allowing health care providers to refuse otherwise lawful care to patients when the refusal is based solely on the provider’s religious, moral, or ethical beliefs rather than medical judgment or the patient’s preferences?
Answer: Support/Oppose/Neutral
“I support parental choice, but not at the expense of public schools. Any school receiving taxpayer funds should meet the same accountability and transparency standards.”
Suzanna Pavelle
Campaign Website
Did Not Respond
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1. Religious/Conscience Refusals: Do you support or oppose allowing health care providers to refuse otherwise lawful care to patients when the refusal is based solely on the provider’s religious, moral, or ethical beliefs rather than medical judgment or the patient’s preferences?
Answer: Support/Oppose/Neutral
“I support parental choice, but not at the expense of public schools. Any school receiving taxpayer funds should meet the same accountability and transparency standards.”
Florida House District 20
Lee Butler
Campaign Website
Did Not Respond
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1. Religious/Conscience Refusals: Do you support or oppose allowing health care providers to refuse otherwise lawful care to patients when the refusal is based solely on the provider’s religious, moral, or ethical beliefs rather than medical judgment or the patient’s preferences?
Answer: Support/Oppose/Neutral
“I support parental choice, but not at the expense of public schools. Any school receiving taxpayer funds should meet the same accountability and transparency standards.”
Campaign Website
Judson Sapp
Did Not Respond
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1. Religious/Conscience Refusals: Do you support or oppose allowing health care providers to refuse otherwise lawful care to patients when the refusal is based solely on the provider’s religious, moral, or ethical beliefs rather than medical judgment or the patient’s preferences?
Answer: Support/Oppose/Neutral
“I support parental choice, but not at the expense of public schools. Any school receiving taxpayer funds should meet the same accountability and transparency standards.”