A STRONGER
ST LUCIE COUNTY
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Meet the Candidate
Jean Eddy Leroy
Rooted in St. Lucie County. Committed to Its Future.
I am a man of faith who was raised in St. Lucie County and have proudly called this community home since childhood, a proud graduate of St. Lucie County Public Schools and Indian River State College. My connection to this community has inspired a career dedicated to public service, education, and improving the lives of the people who call St. Lucie County home.
I am running because I believe our county deserves leadership that is accessible, accountable, and focused on results. Together, we can strengthen public safety, support local businesses, invest in our youth, revitalize our neighborhoods, and create greater opportunities for every resident.
St. Lucie County has a proud history and an even brighter future. I'm committed to bringing people together and working tirelessly to build a stronger, safer, and more prosperous community for generations to come.
My Vision for St. Lucie County
STRONGER
Promote smart, sustainable growth by modernizing mixed-use zoning policies, encouraging public-private partnerships to fund critical infrastructure, and utilizing tools such as opportunity zones and targeted tax incentives to attract private investment, create jobs, and strengthen the local economy.
Modernize county services by upgrading digital infrastructure, optimizing public works operations, and actively incorporating community feedback into decision-making. Implement a 311 system through phone and mobile apps so residents can easily report issues such as potholes, drainage problems, or broken streetlights and track resolution progress in real time. Improve government websites and expand self-service kiosks to reduce wait times for permits, licenses, and utility payments. Utilize secure, transparent data collection platforms such as Alchemer to measure resident satisfaction and identify service bottlenecks efficiently and cost-effectively.
Address housing affordability by reforming outdated zoning codes, streamlining project approvals, and supporting the development of affordable and workforce housing. Expanding housing supply can reduce market pressure, while targeted local investments help ensure longtime and marginalized residents are not displaced as the community grows.
Improve officer retention and morale by offering competitive compensation, flexible work schedules, expanded mental health resources, and regular wellness checkups. Create clear pathways for professional development while fostering a supportive, transparent workplace culture where public servants feel respected, valued, and supported by leadership.
2026 Primary Election
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Voter Registration Deadline: July 20, 2026
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Early Voting: August 8–15, 2026 | 10 AM–6 PM
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Election Day: August 18, 2026 | 7 AM–7 PM
2026 General Election
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Voter Registration Deadline: October 5, 2026
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Early Voting: Oct. 19–31, 2026 | 10 AM–6 PM
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Final Early Voting: Nov. 1, 2026 | 7 AM–3 PM
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Election Day: Nov. 3, 2026 | 7 AM–7 PM
