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Special Election Set For Florida Senate District 11 Following Ingoglia’s CFO Appointment

Pasco County Voters to Head to Polls for Primary in September, General in December

Voting Booths Source: TFP File Photo
Voting Booths Source: TFP File Photo

PASCO COUNTY, Fla. – Pasco County Supervisor of Elections Brian E. Corley announced today that a special election has been called to fill the vacant Florida Senate District 11 seat, left open by Senator Blaise Ingoglia’s recent appointment as the state’s Chief Financial Officer by Governor Ron DeSantis.

The Special Primary Election for Florida Senate District 11 is scheduled for September 30, 2025, followed by the Special General Election on December 9, 2025.

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Florida Senate District 11 encompasses approximately 39,000 Pasco County voters across 13 precincts. Only residents within this specific district are eligible to cast their ballots in these upcoming elections, as per Florida Statutes.

Voters in District 11 will have multiple convenient options to participate: by mail, during early voting periods, or on Election Day at their assigned polling place.

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To assist voters, the Supervisor of Elections office has made information regarding the precincts within District 11 available on their website at https://www.pascovotes.gov/Precincts/Precinct-List-by-District. Voters can also verify their registration status and precinct number at https://www.pascovotes.gov/Voters/Am-I-Registered.

The election results from Senator Ingoglia’s new role as Chief Financial Officer, a statewide elected position. His appointment created the vacancy, necessitating a special election to ensure continued representation for the constituents of Florida Senate District 11.

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