Micah Loyd on the November Ballot for Brevard County Commission District 1

The 2026 General Election is approaching, and voters across North Brevard will have the opportunity to choose who represents Brevard County Commission District 1.

Micah Loyd, a Republican, will appear on the November 3, 2026 general-election ballot for District 1. The district includes Titusville, Mims, Scottsmoor, Port St. John, Sharpes, and portions of Cocoa.

For residents who want to understand who Micah is, what experience he brings, and the issues his campaign has identified as priorities, here is an overview.

Who Is Micah Loyd?

Micah Loyd grew up in North Brevard, attended local schools, and later returned to the area to build his career, business, and family life.

His background includes work as a State Certified General Contractor, second-generation local business owner, and Canaveral Port Authority Commissioner. He also serves on many local boards such as the Humane Society and SPCA. His campaign highlights experience involving budgets, infrastructure, construction, economic development, local business, and public service.

Micah’s campaign describes his approach around three themes:

Qualified. Competent. Ready to Lead.

Why Is Micah Loyd Running?

Micah’s campaign says he is running because North Brevard is experiencing significant growth and needs county leadership that can balance development with infrastructure, quality of life, fiscal responsibility, and long-term planning.

His campaign points to North Brevard’s unique role in the regional economy — including Kennedy Space Center, Port Canaveral, local businesses, construction, working families, and the Indian River Lagoon — as one reason District 1 requires experienced county-level leadership.

Micah Loyd’s Priorities for District 1

Infrastructure That Keeps Pace With Growth

Roads, drainage, traffic flow, maintenance, and public infrastructure are among the issues Micah has identified as priorities.

His campaign argues that growth should be supported by infrastructure that can keep pace with the needs of residents and businesses.

That includes paying attention to the everyday issues people experience directly — congestion, drainage, road conditions, and county services.

Responsible Growth

North Brevard continues to attract new residents, businesses, development, and investment.

Micah’s campaign supports growth that strengthens the local economy while also considering:

• Neighborhoods
• Infrastructure
• Natural resources
• Property values
• Quality of life

His position is that growth should be planned carefully rather than treated as an end in itself.

Fiscal Responsibility and Taxpayer Dollars

County commissioners are responsible for decisions involving budgets, spending, public services, and long-term investments.

Micah’s campaign emphasizes a business-minded approach to county government, with a focus on prioritizing core services and being responsible with taxpayer dollars.

His experience as a business owner and Port Commissioner is a major part of how his campaign presents his qualifications for those responsibilities.

Jobs and Economic Development

Economic development is another major issue for District 1.

North Brevard sits at the center of several important economic sectors, including:

• Aerospace
• Port activity
• Construction
• Small business
• Tourism
• Manufacturing
• Commercial development

Micah’s campaign states that he wants to support local employers, small businesses, Port Canaveral, the Space Coast economy, and opportunities for working families.

Protecting the Indian River Lagoon

The Indian River Lagoon is closely tied to North Brevard’s environment, economy, recreation, and identity.

Micah’s campaign identifies protection of the lagoon as a priority and supports practical planning and responsible government decisions intended to protect the resource for future generations.

Listening to District 1 Residents

Micah’s campaign also emphasizes resident input and transparency.

His position is that decisions affecting neighborhoods, property values, safety, infrastructure, and future growth should include meaningful communication with the people who live and work in the affected communities.

Micah Loyd’s Experience at Port Canaveral

Micah has served as a Canaveral Port Authority Commissioner, an elected position involving oversight of one of Brevard County’s most significant economic assets.

His campaign highlights work involving financial policy, commercial fishing, recreation access, infrastructure, economic activity, and protecting local interests while serving on the Port Commission.

That experience is central to how Micah presents himself to District 1 voters: someone who has already participated in major public-sector decisions involving budgets, infrastructure, business, and economic development.

What Communities Are in Brevard County Commission District 1?

Micah’s campaign identifies District 1 as including:

• Titusville
• Mims
• Scottsmoor
• Port St. John
• Sharpes
• Portions of Cocoa

District 1 includes residential neighborhoods, rural areas, major employers, small businesses, the Space Coast economy, and environmentally important areas along the Indian River Lagoon.

When Is the 2026 General Election?

The 2026 General Election is Tuesday, November 3, 2026.

According to the Brevard County Supervisor of Elections:

Voter registration deadline: October 5, 2026

Early voting: October 19 through October 31, 2026

Vote-by-mail request deadline: October 22, 2026 at 5:00 p.m.

Election Day: November 3, 2026

Election Day voting hours: 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.

All registered Brevard County voters who are eligible to participate in the general election may vote in applicable races on their ballot.

Is Micah Loyd a Republican?

Yes.

The Brevard County Supervisor of Elections lists Micah Loyd as a Republican candidate for Brevard County Commission District 1 and confirms that he will appear in the 2026 General Election.

Learn More About Micah Loyd

Residents who want to learn more about Micah can review his background, campaign priorities, endorsements, events, and other updates through the campaign website.

Micah’s campaign focuses on:

• Infrastructure
• Responsible growth
• Fiscal responsibility
• Jobs and economic development
• Protecting the Indian River Lagoon
• Local business
• Transparency
• Community input

The campaign also provides options for residents to contact the team, attend events, request information, volunteer, or learn more about the issues affecting District 1.

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the Brevard County Commission District 1 election?

The District 1 race will appear on the November 3, 2026 General Election ballot.

Is Micah Loyd running as a Republican?

Yes. Micah Loyd is listed by the Brevard County Supervisor of Elections as a Republican candidate for County Commission District 1.

What experience does Micah Loyd have?

Micah’s background includes work as a State Certified General Contractor, second-generation local business owner, longtime North Brevard resident, and Canaveral Port Authority Commissioner.

What are Micah Loyd’s priorities?

His campaign identifies infrastructure, responsible growth, fiscal responsibility, jobs and economic development, protection of the Indian River Lagoon, and resident involvement as major priorities.

What areas are included in District 1?

Micah’s campaign identifies Titusville, Mims, Scottsmoor, Port St. John, Sharpes, and portions of Cocoa as communities within District 1.

When does early voting begin?

Early voting for the 2026 General Election is scheduled for October 19 through October 31, 2026.

Where can I find official voting information?

Official registration, early-voting, vote-by-mail, polling-location, and candidate information is available through the Brevard County Supervisor of Elections.