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Candidates for Atlantic Beach City Commission seat currently separated by just 2 votes. So what happens now?

Katherine Langford
Editor-in-Chief · Wednesday, November 4, 2026 at 5:12 PM · 1 min read
Candidates for Atlantic Beach City Commission seat currently separated by just 2 votes. So what happens now? — Fleming Island Health news

Just two votes currently separate the candidates for Seat 4 on the Atlantic Beach City Commission, Duval County Supervisor of Elections Jerry Holland said.Lisa Herrold holds a razor-thin lead of 3,156 votes to Jennifer Lagner’s 3,154 votes.Holland explained during an interview on The Morning Show that a recount can’t begin for at least 10 days because they must wait for mail-in ballots to be finalized.MORE: Election results for Duval County Atlantic Beach racesHolland said that military members and civilians overseas have 10 days after Election Day for their mail-in ballots to arrive and be counted.“There is enough out there with a two-vote difference to make a difference,” Holland said, describing a nail-biting see-saw night.He said at one point, Lagner had a two-vote lead, but when the vote-by-mail ballots were completed, Herrold picked up a five-vote lead, and then when provisional ballots were counted, Herrold’s lead dropped to just two votes.Herrold, a retired 63-year-old, respo

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