Port St. Lucie, FLVoter Guide 2026 · not a ballot

Port St. Lucie City Council District 1 · Nov 3, 2026

Rick Meltzer

Candidate for City Council District 1

4 candidates · 2 seats5 sourced positions

Rick Meltzer is running for Port St. Lucie City Council District 1 in the Nov 3, 2026 election, against Indony P. Jean Baptiste.

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Mortgage loan originator who has lived in District 1 for more than 20 years. He has coached and mentored youth for over 17 years and has not served on a city board.

Endorsed by
Sheriff Richard Del Toro; State Rep. Dana Trabulsy; St. Lucie County Commissioners James Clasby and Erin Lowry; St. Lucie County GOP; Treasure Coast Builders Association; MIAMI REALTORS + RWorld; Professional Firefighters and Paramedics of St. Lucie County, Local 1377. Rick Meltzer for Port St. Lucie City Council, District 1
Campaign website
vote4rickmeltzer.com

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Where Rick Meltzer stands: positions on the record

Property taxes1 sourced position
Growth1 sourced position
Zoning1 sourced position
Waterways1 sourced position
Priorities1 sourced position
  • TCPalm candidate questionnaire, as reported by TCPalm; not a direct quote

    Listed affordability, holding developers, contractors and businesses accountable, and championing a sports complex as his top priorities.

    Own statementTCPalm (via Yahoo News) · Aug 18, 2026

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