Voters connected to the Bridgewater of Wesley Chapel Community Development District have an uncontested seat in this year's general election. The Pasco County Supervisor of Elections lists one candidate for Seat 2 of the district, and nobody is running against that candidate.
What is happening
The 2026 general election is on Tuesday, November 3. The county's candidate list shows Brian McKay as the only candidate for Seat 2 of the Bridgewater of Wesley Chapel Community Development District. The entry is marked NPA, which means no party affiliation, and it is labeled "Unopposed" for a four-year term.
A community development district is a local governing body for a specific neighborhood area. Its seats appear in the county's list of 2026 candidates alongside other races, so residents who live in the district can check the official document to see how the seat is listed.
Key dates and times
- General election: Tuesday, November 3
- Voter registration book-closing date: Monday, October 5
- Early voting polls: open from 7:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m.
The Supervisor of Elections states the polling hours plainly: "Polls are open from 7:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m." Voters who plan to cast a ballot during early voting can use that window to plan around work, school pickup and other commitments.
The book-closing date matters because it is the registration cutoff for this election. The county's election dates page lists Monday, October 5 as the book-closing date and Tuesday, November 3 as the general election date. Residents who are unsure whether their registration is current can check with the Supervisor of Elections rather than guess.
Who is responsible
Elections in Pasco County are run by the Pasco County Supervisor of Elections. That office publishes the list of 2026 candidates, the election dates and the voting hours referenced here. The Bridgewater of Wesley Chapel Community Development District seat itself is a local district seat, and the four-year term is the term listed for Seat 2 in the county's document.
What residents can do
- Read the county's list of 2026 candidates to see the Seat 2 entry for yourself.
- Review the election dates page for the book-closing date and the general election date.
- Visit the Pasco County Supervisor of Elections website for voting information, including the posted polling hours.
- Plan your trip to the polls around the 7:00 a.m. until 7:00 p.m. window.
An unopposed race can still be worth noting. Even when only one name is listed, the seat is part of the same general election, and the district's governing board is made up of residents' neighbors who serve set terms. Residents who want to follow how the district operates can find more neighborhood governance information on the HOA and CDD page of this site.
What this report does not cover
The county's candidate list is the source for the Seat 2 entry. This report does not describe other district seats or other races on the ballot, because only the Seat 2 entry has been confirmed here. Voters should check the county's candidate list and their own sample ballot for the full picture of what they will be asked to decide.
For anything about registration status, polling hours or the ballot, the Supervisor of Elections is the office to ask.
Sources
Compiled from the official sources below.