Who is running for Flagler County School Board District 2 in 2026?

The Flagler County School Board District 2 race was decided at the 2026 primary - Rob Wood won the seat - and does not appear on the November 3, 2026 ballot. 2 candidates were on the primary ballot: Will Furry and Rob Wood. Candidate information follows official Flagler County election filings; verify with the official election office linked below.

Flagler County, Florida

Flagler County School Board District 2

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Decided at the 2026 primary — Rob Wood won the seat

DECIDED August 18: Rob Wood won with 59.1 percent, unseating incumbent Will Furry, per FlaglerLive. This race will not appear on the November 3 ballot.

Winner

Rob Wood

Nonpartisan

Air Force veteran (F-15 crew chief, ~11 years) with an MBA who leads the leaders managing program faculty at Western Governors University's School of Business and owns an exterior cleaning business, per his FlaglerLive Live Interview and SOE candidate statement; prior roles include Target logistics executive and federal-contract facilitator.

2026 priorities

Students first: academic outcomes including third-grade literacy and expanded VPK, per FlaglerLive Live Interview and robwoodforflagler.com
Supporting and developing educators, per robwoodforflagler.com
Workforce-ready graduates prepared for college, trades, military, or careers, per FlaglerLive Live Interview and robwoodforflagler.com

Source: candidate campaign site, roster verified 2026-08-19.

Reported fundraising: $21,715 (county campaign-finance filings).

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Also ran in the primary

Will Furry

Nonpartisan

Profile

First-term incumbent School Board member elected in 2022, who has served as board chairman for two years and is currently vice chair, per his Supervisor of Elections candidate statement and FlaglerLive; his personal website (willfurry.com) identifies him as a Realtor and broker associate with over 30 years in real estate. He declined FlaglerLive's 2026 Live Interview.

His SOE candidate statement cites reducing wasteful spending and rebuilding district reserves to $11 million, per VoterFocus candidate statement
Improving staffing and academic performance, per VoterFocus candidate statement
Protecting parental rights, per VoterFocus candidate statement

Verify this race
Candidate roster from official Flagler County Supervisor of Elections filings, last verified 2026-08-19. Bios and priorities carry their attribution inline.
Cross-check with the official Florida Division of Elections, or see the full Flagler County sample ballot and your exact ballot by address.