David is a first-generation Mexican-American, born and raised in Florida House District 22. He served two terms as the youngest-ever commissioner elected in the city of Gainesville, where David was selected twice by his fellow commissioners to serve as Mayor Pro Tempore. As a state representative, he will continue the fight for gun safety, affordability, and reproductive freedom to Tallahassee.

As a community leader, Kelley Diona currently serves as an Executive Committee Member for the Seminole County NAACP Branch. Kelley Diona spends every day advocating for others and she's running for Florida State House because we need a people's advocate fighting for our interests in Tallahassee. Kelley Diona is running to tackle our homeowner's insurance crisis, protect reproductive and voter freedoms, fight the affordability crisis, and take common sense approaches to tackle gun laws, mental health, and substance abuse challenges in Florida. Kelley Diona lives in the Sanford/Lake Mary area with her 12-year-old son.

Nate Douglas is an educator, policy researcher, and the youngest elected official in Orange County history. Raised by hard-working first generation immigrants, Nate saw his mother – a teacher of 25 years – take on a part time job at a theme park, and his father – a landscaper – open up a small business just to make ends meet. Nate entered politics with a vow to protect working-class families like his own. He advocates for homeowners and renters against exploitative practices, champions bodily autonomy under a regressive state government, and fights to protect our environment from the influence of big developers and fossil fuel industries.

Sarah Henry's passion for political advocacy was born at a young age, with an elementary school assignment about the laws she would change as the President of the United States. Sarah’s career in non-profits has been driven by her commitment to social change and finding joy in hard work and bettering the communities around her. As a longtime member of this community living in beautiful Altamonte Springs with her husband and their pit bull mix, Maisel, Sarah will fight for her neighbors every day in Tallahassee.

Marsha Summersill, candidate for State House District 39, is a lifelong advocate for Florida’s families and children. Born and raised in Apopka, Marsha’s career spans from an advocate for children and victims of abuse with DCF, the Child Protection Team, and Children’s Legal Services for 18 years. Inspired by the tragic loss of her brother due to Florida’s flawed healthcare system, Marsha is determined to fight for quality accessible healthcare and address critical shortages in the industry. With a focus on protecting reproductive rights and tackling the property insurance crisis, Marsha will prioritize the needs of Floridians over corporate interests in Tallahassee.

Leonard Spencer is a proven business leader who has gained a reputation for bringing innovation to large organizations and partnering with small businesses to help them grow, create new jobs and lower costs for working families. He’s done this by bringing people together, working through complex issues, and helping businesses find new customers like Disney and other Fortune 500 companies. He knows growing our economy from the middle out and the bottom up starts with ensuring everyone has access to opportunities.

Maria Revelles is a lifelong affordable housing advocate and union leader and organizer. A leader in the Puerto Rican Hispanic communities, Maria served as the Founding Director of Vamos4PuertoRico in Florida. As a Commissioner of Housing, Maria spearheaded efforts to provide accessible, affordable housing. Maria lives in Kissimmee with her husband and children, where she leads efforts to improve access to quality education, housing, jobs, and healthcare. Maria will fight to protect our rights and freedoms, and give all hardworking families a fair shot at a better future.

Nathan is a local elder law attorney, educator and coach who worked for the State of Florida to protect consumers from fraud and discrimination. Nathan is committed to addressing the needs of Floridians by listening to Floridians first, and then getting to work to bridge the gap between government and the community to foster trust and provide solutions.

Ashley Brundage, award-winning author and professional development and leadership educator, is running for State House. With a background in financial services and advocacy for small businesses, Ashley brings a unique perspective and dedication to serving the people of Florida. Through leadership roles in various organizations and her unwavering commitment to social progress, Ashley is committed to addressing key issues - reproductive rights, the property insurance crisis, and the empowerment of small businesses across Florida.

Derek Reich, a lifelong Sarasota County resident and dedicated public school teacher, decided to run for State Representative after his opponent, Rep. McFarland voted to cut $12 million from the same Sarasota School District that gave him his American dream. Derek spent every year as a K-12 student in Sarasota County Schools, and now, as a high school teacher in Sarasota, he’s fighting to protect the opportunities that shaped him. His grassroots campaign is committed to fully funding public education, defending the freedom for every woman to control her body, and fixing our broken homeowners insurance system.

Jay Shooster is running to represent the Boca Raton area in the Florida State House, because he believes we need a champion for change who will put the people of Palm Beach County first. As a consumer protection attorney, educator, and proud resident of Boca, he's spent his career fighting for Floridians and holding corporations accountable. Now, he's ready to take that fight to Tallahassee. Jay got in this fight to protect reproductive freedom, prevent gun violence, and address the property insurance crisis, and he's ready to work to protect and uplift everyone in his community, regardless of who they are or what they believe.

Rachelle Litt is a dedicated public servant with a strong track record of success. In 2017, despite challenging odds, she was elected to the Palm Beach Gardens City Council, where she went on to serve as Vice Mayor and Mayor. During her time serving Palm Beach Gardens, Rachelle promoted responsible growth, supported small businesses, and addressed the housing affordability crisis, all while maintaining fiscal responsibility. Her career as a pharmacist shaped her commitment to improving healthcare access. Rachelle and her husband have called Palm Beach County home for nearly 40 years, raising three children and enjoying their growing family.

As a State Representative, Joe was a leading advocate for public education, affordable housing, economic justice, and environmental protection. And he never wavered in his outspoken advocacy for our LGBTQ community. Now, he’s running to return to the Florida State House to continue his fight for justice, prosperity, and safety in our community. And with your support, he’ll keep delivering results and working to secure an equitable and inclusive future for us all.

Laura F. Kelley is a dedicated attorney and a committed advocate for community and social justice, with over a decade of experience living and working in Doral. Laura founded LFK Immigration PA, a distinguished boutique immigration law firm that reflects her commitment to providing comprehensive legal services to those in need. Laura is committed to leveraging her extensive experience, legal expertise, and passion for community service to address critical issues facing Floridians today. She is deeply committed to tackling housing affordability, navigating the complexities of the insurance crisis, and staunchly defending women’s reproductive freedom

Jackie Gross-Kellogg, a lifelong resident of Miami and dedicated community leader is proudly running for Florida House District 113. With a rich background in education, environmental stewardship, and community advocacy, Jackie is ready to bring her extensive experience and unwavering commitment to Tallahassee. Currently, she serves as the manager at Biscayne Nature Center and is an elected member of the Miami Dade County Council Executive Board. Jackie is running for Florida House District 113 to ensure that our voices are heard in Tallahassee and to advocate for policies that benefit all residents.

Norma Perez Schwartz is a passionate advocate for education. A native of Miami-Dade County, Norma’s journey is profoundly shaped by the resilience of her Nicaraguan immigrant parents, who sought asylum over 45 years ago due to political persecution. Today, she remains dedicated to her beautiful family, residing in a multi-generational household with her supportive husband, two children, and widowed mother. Norma’s active engagement in various civic boards reflects her dedication to advocating for policies that promote opportunities for all learners, their families, and their teachers, particularly in the fields of early childhood education and parental involvement. Her efforts aim to cultivate a stronger Miami-Dade, where every individual has the opportunity to thrive.