2 candidates are tracked across 1 Key Colony Beach race for the 2026 election, led by the Key Colony Beach City Commission contest. Preview your Key Colony Beach, Florida sample ballot for 2026: browse tracked local races, then enter your ZIP code to confirm which districts and offices appear on your exact ballot.
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Beth Ramsay-Vickrey is a long-time Monroe County resident, born and raised in Marathon, with over 16 years of experience in Monroe County government and politics. She was appointed to the Key Colony Beach City Commission, a position she later resigned from due to an impending move to Marathon.
Priorities: ensuring the successful completion of Key Colony's city hall · protecting the city's unique sense of community · ensuring that Key Colony stays the "wonderful gem it is"
John DeNeale is an incumbent Key Colony Beach City Commission secretary-treasurer seeking re-election. He previously served as mayor and faced a FEMA fraud investigation related to post-Hurricane Irma actions.
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Beth Ramsay-Vickrey is a long-time Monroe County resident, born and raised in Marathon, with over 16 years of experience in Monroe County government and politics. She was appointed to the Key Colony Beach City Commission, a position she later resigned from due to an impending move to Marathon.Priorities: ensuring the successful completion of Key Colony's city hall · protecting the city's unique sense of community · ensuring that Key Colony stays the "wonderful gem it is"Campaign site →