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Bonita Springs City Council District 3 · Nov 3, 2026

Ruth Condit

Candidate for City Council District 3

5 candidates · 2 seats3 sourced positions

Ruth Condit is running for Bonita Springs City Council District 3 in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Ray Sandelli and Tim Voit.

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Principal of Ruth Condit Interiors, a residential interior design consulting business in Estero. Her campaign site says she completed projects from New York City to Naples.

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www.conditforcouncil.com

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The District 3 candidates are Ruth Condit, Ray Sandelli and Tim Voit. City of Bonita Springs

Where Ruth Condit stands: positions on the record

Past candidacy1 sourced position
Zoning and permits1 sourced position
  • Says new ventures should be protected from drawn-out zoning inefficiencies that add expense and regulation.

    “We need to protect new ventures from protracted zoning inefficiencies that subject them to burdensome expenses or excessive regulations.”

    Own statementRuth Condit for City Council

Water quality1 sourced position
  • Says she supports the Right to Clean and Healthy Waters Amendment to the Florida Constitution.

    “I support the Right to Clean and Healthy Waters Amendment to the Florida Constitution.”

    Own statementRuth Condit for City Council

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