Q: Jacksonville Today reader K. C. wants to learn more about the races for Republican state committeeman and state committeewoman.

Former President Donald Trump announced his endorsement of three Republican candidates for the St. Johns County Commission Sunday morning.

Republican Randy White won re-election in District 12 in the March election, defeating two Democratic candidates.

None of the three candidates on the ballot in the District 11 race got more than 50% of the vote in the March election. The top two vote-getters, Democrat Ramon Day and Republican Raul Arias, advance to the runoff in May, open to all voters in the district.

With Mayor Lenny Curry leaving office due to term limits, seven candidates are on the ballot in the race for mayor this year.

Republican Rory Diamond won re-election to District 13 in the March election, defeating a write-in candidate.

None of the three candidates in this race got more than 50% of the vote in the March election. The top two vote-getters, Democrat Joyce Morgan and Republican Jason Fischer, advance to the May runoff, which is open to all voters.

Republican Terrance Freeman won re-election in the March election, defeating a Libertarian Party challenger.

None of the three candidates in this race received more than 50% of the vote in the March election. The top two vote-getters, Democrat Rahman Johnson and Republican John Draper, advance to the May runoff, which is open to all voters in the district.

None of the five candidates in this race got more than 50% of the vote in the March election. The top two vote-getters, Democrat Jimmy Peluso and Republican Joseph Hogan, advance to the May runoff, which is open to all voters in the district.

None of the six candidates seeking this office received more than 50% of the vote in the March election. Republican Mike Muldoon and Democrat Tyrona Clark-Murray were the top vote-getters, so they will advance to the May runoff. The race is open to all voters in the district.

Five candidates are seeking this office. The race will appear on the March ballot open to all voters in the district. If no candidate receives more than 50% of the vote, the top two will advance to the May election.

None of the five candidates seeking this office received more than 50% of the vote in the March election. The top two vote-getters, Democrats Reggie Gaffney Jr. and Tameka Gaines Holly, advance to the May runoff. The race is open to all voters in the district.

Three city-wide offices that would have been on the ballot in the 2023 city of Jacksonville elections have already been decided, because only one candidate qualified for each office. All three are Republicans, and will begin their terms July 1.

Three members of the Jacksonville City Council have been re-elected before any ballots are even cast. Each of these council members drew no opponents during the qualifying period for the 2023 city elections. Their new four-year terms will start July 1. All three of these council members are Republicans.

None of the six candidates in this race received more than 50% of the vote in the March election. The top two vote-getters, Republican Chris Miller and Democrat Charles Garrison, advance to the May runoff, which is open to all voters.

Two candidates are seeking this office. The race will appear on the March ballot open to all voters in the county, as this is an at-large race.

Republican incumbent Michael Boylan defeated one challenger in the March election to win another term in the District 6 council seat.

Republican Joe Carlucci won the District 5 council seat in the March election, as the top vote-getter of the two candidates in the race.

Republican Will Lahnen won the District 3 city council seat in the March election, as the top vote-getter of the two candidates in the race.

Two candidates are seeking this office. The race will appear on the March ballot open to all voters in the district.

None of the three candidates on the ballot in this race got more than 50% of the vote in the March election. The top two vote-getters, Republicans Mike Gay and Lindsey Brock, advance to the May runoff, which is open to all voters in the district.