Lee County Deserves an Elections Office You Can Trust.
Chris Vignieri. Legal Counsel. Public Servant. Lee County Resident Since 2000.
Chris has spent over a decade making sure government works fairly for the people it serves. He is ready to bring that same discipline to every ballot, every voter list, and every election day in Lee County.
Why Chris
The Right Experience for This Specific Job.
Chris Vignieri is Chief Legal Counsel for the Department of Children and Families, Suncoast Region, where he manages the legal office covering Pasco to Collier County and serves nearly 6 million Floridians. For over a decade, his job has required one thing above all else: deliver services fairly, consistently, and without any regard for politics.
He has been a Lee County resident since September 2000. He registered to vote here. He has voted in every election since. This is his community, and this office directly affects how every one of his neighbors participates in our democracy.
He is not bringing an agenda to the Supervisor of Elections office. He is bringing a track record.
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Priorities
What This Office Demands. What Chris Delivers.
Competence You Can Count On.
Accurate voter rolls. On-time results. Equipment tested publicly before every election. Chris will run this office the way a legal and administrative professional runs anything important: with documented procedures, no shortcuts, and full accountability to the public.
No Conflict of Interest. Ever.
The Supervisor of Elections is a referee, not a player. Chris will oversee candidate filings, maintain voter records, and administer the election code with one standard: what the law requires, applied equally to everyone. No self-dealing. No appearance of impropriety. No exceptions.
Every Eligible Voter. Every Time.
No eligible voter gets wrongly removed from the rolls. No one is turned away without a lawful reason and a clear process to appeal. Chris will make the rules simple to understand, the office easy to reach, and the process transparent from registration to the final canvass.
Community First
When Lee County Needed Help, Chris Was There.
After Hurricane Ian struck Lee County, Chris did not wait for someone else to act. Working off generator power, he volunteered to help administer disaster supplemental nutrition assistance to families right here in the community he calls home.
"You show up, you do the work, and you take care of the people around you. That is the Supervisor of Elections Lee County deserves."
That is the instinct he brings to public service: results first, politics never.
Help Bring Integrity Back to the Ballot Box.
This race is decided by people who show up. If you believe Lee County deserves a neutral, experienced professional running its elections, there are three ways to help right now.