Eatonville races below come from official election filings.
Candidate names and parties reflect filed election records; hand-verified profiles are added race by race as we confirm them against official sources. Your exact ballot, including statewide and congressional races, is one ZIP code away.
Wanda D. Randolph is an incumbent Eatonville Town Council member, having previously held Seat 5 since her election in 2022. A 43-year resident of Eatonville, she is noted in research as running for mayor in the March 2026 election, with no search results confirming her as a candidate for Seat 1. She has professional experience in Florida state government, U.S. Postal Service management, and a legislative role with the Town of Eatonville.
Priorities: Secure a $31 million grant for water infrastructure fixes and widen Kennedy Boulevard through county partnership to attract growth. · Boost economic development by bringing a grocery store to Eatonville to provide local access, create jobs, and make the town a "one-stop shop." · Revitalize the police department to enhance public safety.
Ruthie Critton is a fifth-generation Eatonville resident who currently serves as the elected Mayor for Seat 1, with her term expiring in 2030. She returned to her hometown after college to raise her family and has been actively involved in local government, including appointments to the Board of Adjustments and the Community Redevelopment Agency. Critton's community involvement began six years ago through youth outreach, advocating for her neighbors and committing to service across generations.
Priorities: Stewardship, transparency, and legacy · Protecting town history · Improving business
Theodore "Theo" Washington is a longtime Eatonville resident who has served as Vice Mayor for six years and was elected to the Town Council 13 years prior, serving continuously for 12 years. He emphasized "Eatonville first," transparency, and community engagement during his campaign.
Priorities: Focus on road projects and infrastructure improvements · Building town amenities to elevate Eatonville · Addressing government relationships, personalities, and citizen needs through experienced leadership
Angela Y. Thomas is an elected member of the Eatonville, Florida Town Council, with her current term set to expire after 2030. No official campaign biography or detailed personal history for Angela Y. Thomas is available in the provided sources.
Eric McIntyre was a candidate for Eatonville Town Council - Seat 2 in the fl-orange jurisdiction. He received 181 votes, accounting for 43.8% of the total, but was not elected to the position.
Ryan Novak was a candidate for Eatonville Town Council Seat 2 in the 2026 election. He received 31 votes, which was 7.5% of the total, and was not elected to the position.
Dwayne A. Rackard was a candidate for Eatonville Town Council - Seat 3 in the March 2026 election in Eatonville, Florida. He received 118 votes, approximately 28.5% of the total, and lost to LaDwyana Ware-Jordan.
LaDwyana Ware-Jordan currently serves as the Eatonville Town Council member for Seat 3. She was elected in March 2026, securing 71.5% of the vote, and was subsequently sworn in following the general election. Ware-Jordan was also appointed to the Community Redevelopment Agency.
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Statewide races on every Eatonville ballot
These November 3, 2026 contests appear on every ballot in Florida; your U.S. House district and local races depend on your address. Enter a ZIP code for the full list, and see the 3 statewide ballot measures.
Note: Use address lookup for your exact ballot; local pages preview tracked races.Profiles: Hand-verified profiles are added race by race; always confirm with the official election office linked above.
Wanda D. Randolph is an incumbent Eatonville Town Council member, having previously held Seat 5 since her election in 2022. A 43-year resident of Eatonville, she is noted in research as running for mayor in the March 2026 election, with no search results confirming her as a candidate for Seat 1. She has professional experience in Florida state government, U.S. Postal Service management, and a legislative role with the Town of Eatonville.Priorities: Secure a $31 million grant for water infrastructure fixes and widen Kennedy Boulevard through county partnership to attract growth. · Boost economic development by bringing a grocery store to Eatonville to provide local access, create jobs, and make the town a "one-stop shop." · Revitalize the police department to enhance public safety.
Ruthie Critton is a fifth-generation Eatonville resident who currently serves as the elected Mayor for Seat 1, with her term expiring in 2030. She returned to her hometown after college to raise her family and has been actively involved in local government, including appointments to the Board of Adjustments and the Community Redevelopment Agency. Critton's community involvement began six years ago through youth outreach, advocating for her neighbors and committing to service across generations.Priorities: Stewardship, transparency, and legacy · Protecting town history · Improving business
Theodore "Theo" Washington is a longtime Eatonville resident who has served as Vice Mayor for six years and was elected to the Town Council 13 years prior, serving continuously for 12 years. He emphasized "Eatonville first," transparency, and community engagement during his campaign.Priorities: Focus on road projects and infrastructure improvements · Building town amenities to elevate Eatonville · Addressing government relationships, personalities, and citizen needs through experienced leadership
