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AIFPAC Florida Senate and House of Representatives Incumbents and Candidates Endorsed Florida Senate HD 19 Mike Weinstein (R)* HD 20 Bill Proctor (R)* SD 2 Greg Evers (R) HD 21 Charles Van Zant (R)* SD 4 Don Gaetz (R)* HD 22 Keith Perry (R) SD 6 Bill Montford (D) HD 22 John Deakins (R) SD 8 John Thrasher (R)* HD 24 Dennis Baxley (R) + SD 12 Jim Norman (R) HD 25 Rick Joyce (R) + SD 20 Alan Hays (R) HD 25 Larry Metz (R) SD 24 Thad Altman (R)* HD 28 Dorothy Hukill (R)* SD 25 Ellyn Bogdanoff (R)+ HD 29 Tom Goodson (R) SD 25 Carl Domino (R)+ HD 30 Ritch Workman (R)* SD 26 Mike Haridopolos (R)* HD 31 John Tobia (R)* SD 27 Lizbeth Benacquisto (R)+ HD 32 Steve Crisafulli (R)* + SD 27 Kevin Rader (D)+ HD 33 Jason Brodeur (R) + SD 28 Joe Negron (R)* HD 33 Alice Sterling (R) SD 32 Jeremy Ring (D)* HD 34 Chris Dorworth (R)* SD 34 Nan Rich (D)* HD 35 Dean Cannon (R)* SD 35 Gwen Margolis (D) HD 37 Scott Plakon (R)* SD 36 Miguel Diaz de la Portilla (R) HD 38 Bryan Nelson (R)* SD 38 Anitere Flores (R) HD 39 Geraldine Thompson (D)* HD 40 Eric Eisnaugle (R)* HD 41 Steve Precourt (R)* Florida House of Representatives HD 42 Marlene O’Toole (R)* HD 43 Ron Schultz (R)* HD 1 Doug Broxson (R) HD 45 Richard Corcoran (R)+ HD 2 Clay Ingram (R) HD 45 Kathryn Starkey (R)+ HD 3 Clay Ford (R)* HD 46 John Legg (R)* HD 4 Matt Gaetz (R)* HD 47 James Grant (R)+ HD 5 Brad Drake (R)* HD 47 Irene Guy (R)+ HD 6 Jimmy Patronis (R)* HD 48 Peter Nehr (R)* HD 7 Marti Coley (R)* HD 49 Darren Soto (D)* HD 10 Leonard Bembry (D)* HD 50 Ed Hooper (R)* HD 11 Debbie Boyd (D)* HD 51 Janet Long (D)* HD 12 Janet Adkins (R)* HD 52 Bill Heller (D)* HD 13 Jennifer Carroll (R)* HD 54 Jim Frishe (R)* HD 16 Charles McBurney (R)* HD 55 Darryl Rouson (D)* HD 17 Lake Ray (R)* HD 56 Rachel Burgin (R)* HD 18 Ronald “Doc” Renuart (R)* HD 57 Dana Young (R) HD 58 Janet Cruz (D)* HD 115 Jose Felix Diaz (R) HD 60 Shawn Harrison (R) HD 116 Carlos Trujillo (R) HD 61 Will Weatherford (R)* HD 119 Katie Edwards (D) HD 62 Rich Glorioso (R)* HD 120 Ron Saunders (D)* HD 63 Seth McKeel (R)* HD 64 Kelli Stargel (R)* *Incumbent HD 65 John Wood (R)* + Dual Endorsement HD 66 Ben Albritton (R) HD 67 Jeremiah Guccione (R)+ HD 67 Greg Steube (R)+ HD 68 Jim Boyd (R) HD 70 Doug Holder (R)* HD 71 Ken Roberson (R)* HD 72 Paige Kreegel (R)* HD 73 John Schultz (R) HD 74 Gary Aubuchon (R)* HD 75 Trudi Williams (R)* HD 76 Kathleen Passidomo (R) HD 77 Denise Grimsley (R)* HD 79 Mike Horner (R)* HD 80 Debbie Mayfield (R)* HD 81 Gayle Harrell (R) HD 82 William Snyder (R)* HD 83 Pat Rooney, Jr. (R) HD 84 Mack Bernard (R)* HD 85 Joe Abruzzo (D)* HD 86 Lori Berman (D) HD 87 Bill Hager (R) HD 89 Peter Brandenburg (D) HD 91 David Maymon (R)+ HD 91 George Moraitis (R)+ HD 93 Perry Thurston, Jr. (D)* HD 98 Franklin Sands (D)* HD 101 Matt Hudson (R)* HD 102 Eddy Gonzalez (R)* HD 105 Joe Gibbons (D)* HD 109 Bernadine Bush (D) HD 110 Esteban Bovo (R)* HD 111 Erik Fresen (R)* HD 112 Jeanette Nunez (R) HD 113 Carlos Lopez-Cantera (R)* HD 114 Ana Rivas Logan (R) .

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