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2020 Endorsements Florida Senate w 2020 Endorsements Florida Senate: SD 1 – Sen. Doug Broxson (R) SD 3 – Loranne Ausley (D) SD 5 – Jennifer Bradley (R) SD 9 – Jason Brodeur (R) SD 11 – Sen. Randolph Bracy (D) SD 13 – Sen. Linda Stewart (D) SD 15 – Sen. Victor Torres (D) SD 17 – Sen. Debbie Mayfield (R) SD 19 – Sen. Daryl Rouson (D) SD 20 – Danny Burgess (R) SD 21 – Jim Boyd (R) SD 23 – Sen. Joe Gruters (R) SD 25 – Sen. Gayle Harrell (R) SD 27 – Ray Rodrigues (R) SD 29 – Tina Polsky (D) SD 31 – Sen. Lori Berman (D) SD 33 – Sen. Perry Thurston (D) SD 35 – Shev Jones (D SD. 37 – Sen. JJ Rodriguez (D) SD 39 – Ana Maria Rodriguez (R) Florida House HD 1 – Michelle Salzman (R) HD 2 – Rep. Alex Andrade (R) HD 3 – Rep. Jayer Williamson (R) HD 4 – Patt Maney (R) HD 6 – Rep. Jay Trumbull (R) HD 7 – Rep. Jason Shoaf (R) HD 9 – Allison Tant (D) HD 10 – Rep. Chuck Brannan (R) HD 11 – Rep. Cord Byrd (R) HD 12 – Rep. Clay Yarborough (R) HD 13 – Rep. Tracie Davis (D) HD 14 – Angie Nixon (D) HD 15 – Rep. Wyman Duggan (R) HD 16 – Rep. Jason Fischer (R) HD 17 – Rep. Cyndi Stevenson (R) w HD 18 – Sam Garrison (R) HD 19 – Rep. Bobby Payne (R) HD 21 – Rep. Chuck Clemons (R) HD 22 – Joe Harding (R) HD 23 – Rep. Stan McClain (R) HD 24 – Rep. Paul Renner (R) HD 25 – Rep. Tom Leek (R) HD 26 – Rep. Elizabeth Fetterhoff (R) HD 28 – Rep. David Smith (R) HD 29 – Rep. Scott Plakon (R) HD 30 – Rep. Joy Goff -Marcil (D) HD 31 – Keith Truenow (R) HD 32 – Rep. Anthony Sabitini (R) HD 33 – Rep. Brett Hage (R) HD 34 – Rep. Ralph Massullo, M.D. (R) HD 35 – Rep. Blaise Ingoglia (R) HD 36 – Rep. Amber Mariano (R) HD 37 – Rep. Ardian Zika (R) HD 38 – Rep. Randy Maggard (R) HD 39 – Rep. Josie Tomkow (R) HD 40 – Rep. Colleen Burton (R) HD 41 – Rep. Sam Killebrew (R) HD 42 – Fred Hawkins (R) HD 44 – Bruno Portigliatti (R) HD 47 – Rep. Anna Eskamani (D) HD 48 – Daisy Morales (D) HD 49 – Rep. Carlos Guillermo Smith (D) HD 52 – Rep. Thad Altman (R) HD 53 – Rep. Randy Fine (R) HD 54 – Rep. Erin Grall (R) HD 56 – Rep. Melony Bell (R) HD 57 – Rep. Mike Beltran (R) HD 58 – Rep. Lawrence McClure (R) HD 60 – Rep. Jackie Toledo (R) HD 62 – Rep. Susan Valdes (D) HD 64 – Rep. Jamie Grant (R) HD 65 – Speaker-Designate Chris Sprowls (R) HD 66 – Rep. Nick DiCeglie (R) HD 67 – Rep. Chris Latvala (R) HD 68 – Rep. Ben Diamond (D) HD 69 - Rep. Jennifer Webb (D) HD 70 – Michelle Raynor (D) w HD 71 – Rep. Will Robinson (R) HD 72 – Fiona McFarland (R) HD 73 – Rep. Tommy Gregory (R) HD 74 – Rep. James Buchanan (R) HD 75 – Rep. Mike Grant (R) HD 76 – Adam Botana (R) HD 78 – Jenna Persons (R) HD 79 – Rep. Spencer Roach (R) HD 80 – Lauren Melo (R) HD 81 – Kelly Skidmore (D) HD 82 – John Snyder (R) HD 83 – Rep. Toby Overdorf (R) HD 84 – Dana Trabulsy (R) HD 85 – Rep. Rick Roth (R) HD 86 – Rep. Matt Willhite (D) HD 87 – Rep. David Silvers (D) HD 88 – Omari Hardy (D) HD 89 – Rep. Mike Caruso (R) HD 90 – Rep. Joe Casello (D) HD 91 – Rep. Emily Slosberg (D) HD 92 – Rep. Patricia Hawkins-Williams (D) HD 93 – Rep. Chip LaMarca (R) HD 94 – Rep. Bobby Dubose (D) HD 95 – Rep. Anika Omphroy (D) HD 96 – Christine Hunschofsky (D) HD 101 – Marie Woodson (D) HD 102 – Felicia Robinson (D) HD 104 – Robin Bartleman (D) HD 105 – David Borrero (R) HD 106 – Rep. Bob Rommel (R) HD 107 – Christopher Benjamin (D) HD 108 – Rep. Dotie Joseph (D) HD 111 – Rep. Bryan Avila (R) HD 112 – Rep. Nick Duran (D) HD 114 – Demi Cabrera (R) HD 115 – Rep. Vance Aloupis (R) HD 116 – Rep. Danny Perez (R) HD 117 – Kevin Chambliss (D) HD 118 – Rep. Anthony Rodriguez (R) HD 119 – Rep. Juan Fernandez-Barquin (R) HD 120 – Jim Mooney (R) .
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