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2021 Florida House Members (By Alpha) 2021 Florida House Members (by alpha) Last First Party District District Phone Local Phone Staff Email Address Twitter Chicarla.WilliamsPye@myfloridahou se.gov; Alexander Ramon Dem 8 (850) 717-5008 (850) 717-5008 [email protected] [email protected] @RamonAlexander Amelia.Jacomino@myfloridahouse. gov; Vance [email protected] Aloupis, Jr. Arthur Rep 115 (305) 270-6530 (850) 717-5115 ov [email protected] @valoupis [email protected]; Altman Thad Rep 52 (321) 425-6179 (850) 717-5052 [email protected] [email protected] @RepThadAltman Robert [email protected] Alexander ov; Andrade ''Alex'' Rep 2 (850) 595-0467 (850) 717-5002 [email protected] [email protected] @RAlexAndradeFL Eleanor.McDonough@myfloridahou Kristen se.gov; Carla.Rivera- Arrington Aston Dem 43 (850) 717-5043 [email protected] [email protected] @Arrington4Fl [email protected]; [email protected] Avila Bryan Rep 111 (305) 805-5127 (850) 717-5111 ov [email protected] @BryanAvilaFL [email protected] v; [email protected] Barnaby Webster Rep 27 (850) 717-5027 v [email protected] @websterbarnaby [email protected] ov; [email protected] Bartleman Robin Dem 104 (954) 668-3662 (850) 717-5104 ov [email protected] @Robin_Bartleman [email protected]; [email protected] Bell Melony M. Rep 56 (863) 285-1101 (850) 717-5056 ; [email protected] [email protected] @vote4melonybell 2021 Florida House Members (by alpha) Last First Party District District Phone Local Phone Staff Email Address Twitter Michele.McCloskey@myfloridahous e.gov; Beltran Mike Rep 57 (813) 653-7097 (850) 717-5057 [email protected] [email protected] @MBeltranFL [email protected] ; [email protected] Benjamin Christopher Dem 107 (305) 654-7100 (850) 717-5107 [email protected] v @c_benjaminesq [email protected] v; [email protected] v; Borrero David Rep 105 (850) 717-5105 [email protected] [email protected] @DavidBorreroFL [email protected]; Botana Adam Rep 76 (850) 717-5076 [email protected] [email protected] @headboatwasher [email protected]; Robert [email protected]; Charles [email protected] Brannan III ''Chuck'' Rep 10 (386) 758-0405 (850) 717-5010 v [email protected] [email protected] Brown Kamia L. Dem 45 (407) 297-2001 (850) 717-5045 v; [email protected] [email protected] @kamiabrownfl45 [email protected] Buchanan James Rep 74 (941) 429-4560 (850) 717-5074 ; [email protected] [email protected] @RepBuchanan Hedy.Weddington@myfloridahouse .gov; [email protected] Burton Colleen Rep 40 (863) 413-2640 (850) 717-5040 ov [email protected] @ColleenLBurton 2021 Florida House Members (by alpha) Last First Party District District Phone Local Phone Staff Email Address Twitter Samantha.Garcia@myfloridahouse. gov; [email protected] Busatta CabrDemi Rep 114 (850) 717-5114 v [email protected] @ElectDemi [email protected]; LaRhonda.Wimberly@myfloridahou Bush III James Dem 109 (305) 953-3086 (850) 717-5109 se.gov [email protected] Katherine.Woodby@myfloridahous e.gov; [email protected] ov; Donovan.Bradley@myfloridahouse. Byrd Cord Rep 11 (904) 242-3495 (850) 717-5011 gov [email protected] @CordByrd Michael A. [email protected] Caruso Mike"" Rep 89 (561) 750-2396 (850) 717-5089 ; [email protected] [email protected] @RepMikeCaruso [email protected]; Casello Joseph Dem 90 (561) 292-6015 (850) 717-5090 [email protected] [email protected] @votejoecasello1 Michelle.Fernandez@myfloridahous e.gov; Chambliss Kevin Dem 117 (850) 717-5117 [email protected] [email protected] @RepChambliss [email protected]; Chaney Linda Rep 69 (727) 341-7385 (850) 717-5069 [email protected] [email protected] Charles Wesley [email protected]; Clemons ''Chuck'' Rep 21 (352) 313-6542 (850) 717-5021 [email protected] [email protected] @ChuckClemons21 Stephanie.Desir- [email protected]; [email protected] Daley Dan Dem 97 (954) 845-6005 (850) 717-5097 v [email protected] @RepDanDaley 2021 Florida House Members (by alpha) Last First Party District District Phone Local Phone Staff Email Address Twitter [email protected]; Davis Tracie Dem 13 (904) 353-2180 (850) 717-5013 [email protected] [email protected] @traciedavisjax Matthew.Herndon@myfloridahouse .gov; Diamond Ben Dem 68 (727) 552-2747 (850) 717-5068 [email protected] [email protected] @BenDiamondFL [email protected] ov; [email protected] DiCeglie Nick Rep 66 (727) 588-7090 (850) 717-5066 v [email protected] @NickDiCeglie [email protected]; Drake Brad Rep 5 (850) 951-0547 (850) 717-5005 [email protected] [email protected] @braddrake5 [email protected] ov; Driskell Fentrice Dem 63 (813) 936-0854 (850) 717-5063 [email protected] [email protected] @FentriceD DuBose Bobby Dem 94 (954) 467-4206 (850) 717-5094 [email protected] [email protected] @RepBobbyDuBose [email protected]; Duggan Wyman Rep 15 (904) 381-6011 (850) 717-5015 [email protected] [email protected] @WymanDuggan [email protected] ov; Fabiana.Mehrgut@myfloridahouse. Duran Nicholas X. Dem 112 (305) 860-7119 (850) 717-5112 gov [email protected] @DuranForFlorida [email protected] v; [email protected] Eskamani Anna V. Dem 47 (407) 228-1451 (850) 717-5047 ov [email protected] @AnnaForFlorida [email protected] v; Daniel.GilGonzalez@myfloridahouse Fabricio Tom Rep 103 (850) 717-5103 .gov [email protected] @TPFabricio 2021 Florida House Members (by alpha) Last First Party District District Phone Local Phone Staff Email Address Twitter Armando.Munero@myfloridahouse. gov; Juan Christopher.Zegarra@myfloridahou Fernandez-BAlphonso Rep 119 (305) 222-4119 (850) 717-5119 se.gov [email protected] @RepJuanFBarquin Francesca.Audino@myfloridahouse. gov; Fetterhoff Elizabeth Rep 26 (386) 736-5187 (850) 717-5026 [email protected] [email protected] @BetterWFetter [email protected]; Fine Randy Rep 53 (321) 409-2017 (850) 717-5053 [email protected] [email protected] @VoteRandyFine [email protected]; Fischer Jason Rep 16 (904) 359-2653 (850) 717-5016 [email protected] [email protected] @JasonFischerFL [email protected] Garrison Sam Rep 18 (850) 717-5018 ov; [email protected] [email protected] @SamGarrison155 [email protected]; Geller Joe Dem 100 (954) 924-3708 (850) 717-5100 [email protected] [email protected] @JoeGellerFL [email protected]; [email protected] Giallombard Mike Rep 77 (239) 772-1291 (850) 717-5077 v [email protected] @MikeGiallombar3 [email protected] ; [email protected] Goff-Marcil Joy Dem 30 (407) 623-1010 (850) 717-5030 v [email protected] @joyforfl [email protected]; Michael [email protected] Gottlieb ''Mike'' Dem 98 (954) 655-5498 (850) 717-5098 ov [email protected] @BrowardCrimeLaw 2021 Florida House Members (by alpha) Last First Party District District Phone Local Phone Staff Email Address Twitter Edward.Barenborg@myfloridahous e.gov; [email protected] Grall Erin Rep 54 (772) 778-5005 (850) 717-5054 v [email protected] @ErinGrall [email protected] ov; Grant Michael Rep 75 (941) 613-0914 (850) 717-5075 [email protected] [email protected] @RepMikeGrant [email protected]; [email protected] Gregory Tommy Rep 73 (941) 708-5660 (850) 717-5073 ov [email protected] @tommygregoryFL Gabriela.Navarro@myfloridahouse. gov; [email protected] Grieco Michael Dem 113 (305) 993-1905 (850) 717-5113 v [email protected] @Mike_Grieco [email protected] Brett ; Hage Thomas Rep 33 (352) 315-4445 (850) 717-5033 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] ov; [email protected] Harding Joe Rep 22 (352) 291-4436 (850) 717-5022 ov [email protected] @josephbharding [email protected] v; Hardy Omari Dem 88 (561) 840-0177 (850) 717-5088 [email protected] [email protected] @OmariJHardy [email protected] Dianne ''Ms v; Hart Dee'' Dem 61 (813) 224-1956 (850) 717-5061 [email protected]
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