Who is running in Casselberry, Florida in 2026
- Casselberry Commissioner, Seat 1
- Tim Veigle and Tyler Knight
- Casselberry Commissioner, Seat 2
- Lourdes Crosby-García, Lindsay Feist and Travis Kelley
- Casselberry Commissioner, Seat 3
- Mark Busch and Amanda Hart
Casselberry elections
Commission seats are citywide and nonpartisan.
Casselberry Commissioner, Seat 1
Vote for oneNo pick. We found nothing on Tyler Knight, and Tim Veigle sells real estate while sitting on the board that reviews development.
Tim Veigle
CompromisedA lifelong local who has led two homeowners associations and sits on the chamber of commerce board. He also works in real estate, a business that gains from the zoning and growth decisions the commission makes.
Sources: Campaign site, Supervisor of Elections candidate list
Tyler Knight
Not enough infoOur research turned up nothing on his background or positions.
Casselberry Commissioner, Seat 2
Vote for oneToss-up between Crosby-García and Feist; we pick Crosby-García for her focus on renters and fixed-income residents. What we know of all three comes mostly from their own sites.
Lourdes Crosby-García
Seems like good people (best choice in this race)Like nearly 40% of the city, she rents, and she wants more affordable housing. Criticizes the February 2026 utility rate increase for giving "no accommodations" to fixed-income and low-income families; the police department recognized her neighborhood watch work in 2024.
Sources: Campaign site, Supervisor of Elections candidate list
Lindsay Feist
Seems like good peopleHas spent 8-plus years as a PTSA officer and serves on the school district's equity advisory board. Endorsed by former school board member Karen Almond and current commissioner Nancy Divita.
Sources: Campaign site, Endorsements
Travis Kelley
Not enough infoSays he wants to be an accessible commissioner, not "someone residents only see during an election." We found nothing beyond his campaign site.
Sources: Campaign site, Supervisor of Elections candidate list
Casselberry Commissioner, Seat 3
Vote for oneNo pick. We found nothing on Amanda Hart, and little on the incumbent beyond his own site.
Mark Busch
Not enough infoHas a biology degree and is running on cleaning up lakes and drainage, parks and public safety. We found no outside coverage of his record.
Sources: Campaign site, Supervisor of Elections candidate list
Amanda Hart
Not enough infoOur research turned up nothing on her background or positions.
Also on your ballot
Every Seminole County voter also picks in these races. Full write-ups on the Seminole County page.
- County Commissioner, District 4: Charline Santos Seems like good people, Amy Lockhart Compromised
- County Court Judge, Group 6: Alena Chaban Seems like good people, Wayne Culver Not good people
- U.S. Senator: Angie Nixon Seems like good people, Ashley Moody Not good people, Neil J. Gillespie Not enough info
- Governor and Lieutenant Governor: David Jolly Seems like good people, Byron Donalds Not good people
- Attorney General: Jose Javier Rodriguez Seems like good people, James Uthmeier Not good people
- Chief Financial Officer: Annette Taddeo Seems like good people, Blaise Ingoglia Compromised
- Commissioner of Agriculture: Joey Mendoza Atkins Seems like good people, Wilton Simpson Not good people
- U.S. Representative, District 7: Bale Dalton Seems like good people, Ryan Elijah Not good people
- State Senator, District 10: John Lowndes Seems like good people, Jason Brodeur Not good people
- State Representative, District 36: Darryl Block Seems like good people, Rachel Plakon Not good people
- State Representative, District 37: Jane Aman Seems like good people, Robert Prater Compromised
- State Representative, District 38: Nik Dean Seems like good people, Emily Duda Buckley Compromised
- State Representative, District 39: Jarod Fox Not enough info, Doug Bankson Not good people