Nonpartisan race  ·  Primary Election: August 18, 2026  ·  Check your registration
For Lee County School Board, District 1
Jenn McDaigle
Every Child In.
A 30-second answer for Lee County voters

Do you live in District 1?

Lee County School Board, District 1, is a single-member district. Only voters who live inside the district boundary can vote in this race. Use the official lookup below to find out where you stand, then see the boundary map for visual context.

Step 1 · Get the answer

Check with your information (most accurate)

The Lee County Supervisor of Elections runs the official voter lookup. Enter your name and date of birth, and it tells you which school board district you are assigned to, along with all your other races and your polling place.

Lee County Voter Lookup

This is the only tool that gives you a definitive answer. It pulls from your actual voter registration record, so it knows exactly where your address falls.

Official Free 30 Seconds
Open the Lookup →
  1. Click the button to open the Lee County Elections site.
  2. Enter your first name, last name, and date of birth.
  3. Scroll to "School Board" on the results page. If it says District 1, you can vote for Jenn.
Step 2 · See the boundary

District 1 boundary map

District 1 covers Cape Coral, Sanibel, the barrier islands, and surrounding areas. The map below shows the official boundary. If you live near an edge, please confirm with the address lookup above; the line is not always intuitive.

Tip: zoom and pan the map to find your street. If you live near the boundary line, always confirm with the official lookup tool above.

Areas generally inside District 1

District 1 includes the city of Cape Coral and the surrounding islands and coastal communities. Below are the major areas inside or partially inside the boundary. If your community is on this list, you are likely in District 1, but please confirm with the official lookup before relying on it.

Cape Coral Sanibel Captiva Pine Island Matlacha St. James City Bokeelia Fort Myers Beach (portions)
District basics

What every Lee County voter should know

A few facts that explain how the school board is structured and why this race matters.

Q. Who can vote for Jenn?
Only voters who live inside Lee County School Board District 1. Districts 1 through 5 are single-member districts, meaning the seat is decided by the people who live in that district, not by all of Lee County. Use the lookup above to confirm your district.
Q. How is the school board organized?
Lee County has seven school board members. Five are elected by single-member districts (Districts 1 through 5). Two are elected at-large by all Lee County voters (Districts 6 and 7). Every voter in the county can vote for the two at-large seats, but only the district's own residents pick the single-member seats.
Q. Is this a partisan race?
No. Florida school board elections are officially nonpartisan. There are no party labels on the ballot, no party primary, and no party endorsement printed beside any name. The race is decided in the regular election on the dates set by the Supervisor of Elections.
Q. When is the election?
The 2026 Florida Primary Election is Tuesday, August 18, 2026. The General Election is Tuesday, November 3, 2026. School board races are typically decided in the primary if a candidate wins more than 50 percent; otherwise the top two go to November. Confirm dates at lee.vote.
Q. I am not in District 1. Can I still help?
Yes. You cannot vote in this race, but you can donate, volunteer, share posts, host a meet and greet, or simply tell one neighbor in District 1 about the race. Local races are decided by a few hundred votes. Word of mouth matters.
Q. How do I register or update my address?
Register or update your information at RegisterToVoteFlorida.gov. To vote in the August 18 primary, you generally need to be registered by 29 days before the election. Always check current deadlines at lee.vote.

You are in District 1. Now what?

Local races are won one conversation at a time. If you can vote for Jenn, take the next step today. If you cannot vote in this race but believe in what we are building, the campaign still needs you.

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