In one of the lowest election turnouts in recent years with approximately 16.9% voter turnout county-wide, unofficial election results posted by the Supervisor of Elections show Austin Arthur ahead of incumbent Nicole Wilson by a mere 24 votes at time of publish. Online unofficial results do not show how many votes write-in candidate Stephen Davis received, and an additional 799 mail-in votes county-wide have also not been counted.

To win the election in the Primary with more than two people running, a candidate must receive a majority vote to win outright. With the current vote total, if write-in candidate Stephen Davis received 24 or more votes, Austin Arthur and Nicole Wilson would have a run-off during the General Election. In 2020, write-in candidate Nicole Burns secured 184 votes, 0.43% of the vote.

With 152,192 voters in District 1 as of the end of July, only 27,996 voters participated in the Primary Election, yielding slightly higher turnout of 18.4% than the rest of the county. Republicans have a slight voter edge in District 1, accounting for 33.7% of voters. Democrats account for 32.4% of voters, and voters with No Party Affiliation consist of 31.0% of voters. Voters registered with other parties account for 2.9%.

In District 3, candidates Gus Martinez, Linda Stewart, and Mayra Uribe did not obtain more than 50% of the voting, with Linda Stewart and Mayra Uribe facing off in the General Election. In District 5, no candidate secured 50% of the vote, putting Steve Leary and Kelly Semrad in a run-off during the General Election.

Under Florida Law, any candidate or measure defeated by less than 0.5% of the total votes cast triggers an automatic recount.