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General election results are in

Written by: November 08 2022
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Polls closed at 7 p.m. Tuesday as residents made their selections for who will fill three open seats on the Vero Beach City Council. Voters also decided on whether to approve or reject a referendum on the Three Corners Project.

Residents also made their choice for who should be elected to School Board District 2 – Jackie Rosario or Cynthia Gibbs. Rosario and Gibbs, the top two vote-getters in the Primary Election, were sent to a runoff in August since no candidates for that race earned more than 50 percent of the vote.

Here are the unofficial election results:

Vero Beach City Council (Vote for 3)

John M. Carroll Jr.                          Total Votes: 2,266                      Percentage: 14.42%

Tracey Zudans                                  Total Votes: 2,434                        Percentage: 15.49%

Taylor J. Dingle                                Total Votes: 1,750                        Percentage: 11.14%

Bob McCabe                                      Total Votes: 2,050                        Percentage: 13.05%

Brooke Steinkamp                            Total Votes: 1,154                         Percentage: 7.35%

Ken Daige                                           Total Votes: 1,689                        Percentage: 10.75%

Linda Moore                                      Total Votes: 2,309                        Percentage: 14.70%

Honey Minuse                                   Total Votes: 2,058                       Percentage: 13.10%

School Board Member District 2

Cynthia Gibbs                                     Total Votes: 29,870                    Percentage: 44.73%

Jackie Rosario                                     Total Votes: 36,910                    Percentage: 55.27%

Referendum for Three Corners Project

Yes for approval                                  Total Votes: 5,559                       Percentage: 78.97%

No, for rejection                                  Total Votes: 1,480                       Percentage: 21.03%

 

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