Election 2024
The 2024 elections are quickly approaching, and the Greater Naples Chamber is committed to making sure the business community is informed and engaged during this election cycle.
The 2024 primary is scheduled for August 20, 2024. Several key races, including two Collier County School Board seats and primaries for two Collier Board of County Commissioners seats, will be on the ballot in August alongside the Supervisor of Elections and Property Appraiser.
There’s no reason for community members not to cast a ballot this election cycle. From vote-by-mail and early voting opportunities to showing up at your designated polling place on election day, Collier County voters have plenty of opportunities to let their voice be heard.
Winners of the Supervisor of Elections, Property Appraiser and District 3 commission races will face write-in or NPA challengers in November.
Important Dates:
The 2024 primary is scheduled for August 20, 2024. Here’s some key dates to keep in mind ahead of the primary:
Vote by Mail Ballot Mailings: July 11 to August 10
Last Day to Request a Vote by Mail Ballot: 5 p.m., August 8
Early Voting: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., August 10 to August 17
Election Day: 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., August 20
General Election Day: November 5
Collier County Constitutional Officers
The Collier County Constitutional Officer contests are closed Republican Primary races, meaning that only registered Republicans countywide can vote in these contests during the August 20 Primary Election.
Collier County Board of Commissioners
The Collier County Board of County Commissioner races that will appear on the Primary Election ballot including District 3 and District 5. District 3 is a closed Republican Primary contest and only registered Republicans who reside in County Commission District 3 can vote in this contest. The winner of the Primary Election will face a non-party affiliated candidate in the November General Election.
District 5 is a universal primary race and all voters residing in County Commission District 5 can participate in this contest despite their political party affiliation. The winning candidate of this race will not see an opposition in the General Election and will be declared as elected after the Primary Election.
Collier County Public School Board
School board races are nonpartisan races, which means all registered voters in Collier County can cast a ballot in the race. The winner will be determined in August.
Resources:
- Collier Supervisor of Elections Office
- Early Voting Locations
- Request a Vote-By-Mail Ballot
- Election Day information
- 2024 Election Primers from Sparker’s Soapbox
Lee County voters can find more information, such as how to request a ballot or where to find early voting locations, at Lee.Vote.
Forums:
The Naples Daily News and Sandy Parker, founder and publisher of Sparker's Soapbox, will host two lectures to inform Collier County community leaders about the upcoming August election. The lectures are free and open to the public.
The Greater Naples Chamber of Commerce is proud to be one of the earliest members of the Collier County Forum Coalition (CCFC) which was formed in 2007. Today, the CCFC consists of representatives from seven organizations: Collier Building Industry Association (CBIA), Collier Citizens Council, Greater Naples Chamber of Commerce, Greater Naples Leadership, League of Women Voters of Collier County, Naples Area Board of Realtors (NABOR), and Naples Better Government with the continued mission of working together to hold Q & A forums for local candidates and ballot issues with the main goal being to have informed voters. All forums are open to the public. Seating is limited.