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2018 QUALIFIED CANDIDATES Florida Senate 2018 QUALIFIED CANDIDATES Florida Senate Senate District 2 Senate District 18 George Gainer (REP), incumbent Janet Cruz (DEM) Mary Gibson (DEM) Dana Young (REP), incumbent Senate District 4 Senate District 20 Aaron Bean (REP), incumbent Joy Gibson (DEM) Billee Bussard (DEM) John Houman (REP) Carlos Slay (REP) Tom Lee (REP), incumbent Joanna Tavares (LPF) Kathy Lewis (DEM) Senate District 6 Senate District 22 Audrey Gibson (DEM), incumbent Bob Doyel (DEM) Ricardo Rangel (DEM) Senate District 8 Kelli Stargel (REP), incumbent Kayser Enneking (DEM) Charles Goston (NPA) Senate District 23 (Special Election) Olysha Magruder (DEM) Faith Olivia Babis (DEM) Keith Perry (REP), incumbent Joe Gruters (REP) Senate District 10 Senate District 24 Michael Cottrell (DEM) Jeff Brandes (REP), incumbent Wilton Simpson (REP), incumbent Carrie Pilon (DEM) Senate District 12 Senate District 25 (Special Election) Dennis Baxley (REP), incumbent Gayle Harrell (REP) Keasha Gray (WRI) Belinda Keiser (REP) Gary McKechnie (DEM) Robert Levy (DEM) Senate District 14 Senate District 26 Dorothy Hukill (REP), incumbent Ben Albritton (REP) Melissa Martin (DEM) Catherine Price (DEM) Senate District 16 Senate District 28 Ed Hooper (REP) Annisa Karim (DEM) Leo Karruli (REP) Kathleen Passidomo (REP), incumbent Amanda Murphy (DEM) 1 2018 QUALIFIED CANDIDATES Senate District 30 Senate District 36 Rubin Anderson (DEM) Manny Diaz Jr (REP) Bobby Powell Jr (DEM), incumbent David Perez (DEM) Josh Santos (WRI) Julian Santos (DEM) Senate District 32 Senate District 38 Lauren Book (DEM), incumbent Daphne Campbell (DEM), incumbent Jason Pizzo (DEM) Senate District 34 Gary Farmer Jr (DEM), incumbent Senate District 40 Richard Sturm (WRI) Marili Cancio (REP) Jim Waldman (DEM) Annette Taddeo (DEM), incumbent Florida House House District 1 House District 7 Rebekah Bydlak (REP) Halsey Beshears (REP), incumbent Lisa Doss (REP) Vikki Garrett (DEM) House District 8 Mike Hill (REP) Ramon Alexander (DEM), incumbent Franscine Mathis (DEM) House District 9 House District 2 Loranne Ausley (DEM), incumbent Alex Andrade (REP) Greg Merk (REP) House District 10 Chuck Brannan (REP) House District 3 Merrillee Jipson (NPA) Bobbi Osborne (NPA) Fred Martin (NPA) Jayer Williamson (REP), incumbent Marc Vann (REP) Ronald Williams II (DEM) House District 4 Rebecca Koelzer (DEM) House District 11 Mel Ponder (REP), incumbent Cord Byrd (REP), incumbent Nathcelly Rohrbaugh (DEM) House District 5 Joe Zimmerman (REP) Brad Drake (REP), incumbent House District 12 House District 6 Clay Yarborough (REP), incumbent William Davis (WRI) Timothy Yost (DEM) Jay Trumbull (REP), incumbent 2 2018 QUALIFIED CANDIDATES House District 13 House District 23 Tracie Davis (DEM), incumbent Carl Griffin (DEM) Stan McClain (REP), incumbent House District 14 Kimberly Daniels (DEM), incumbent House District 24 Paula Wright (DEM) Adam Morley (DEM) Paul Renner (REP), incumbent House District 15 Wyman Duggan (REP) House District 25 Joseph Hogan (REP) Joseph Hannoush (LPF) Tracye Polson (DEM) Tom Leek (REP), incumbent Mark Zeigler (REP) Kathleen Tripp (DEM) House District 16 House District 26 Jason Fischer (REP), incumbent Michael Cantu (REP) Ken Organes (DEM) Elizabeth Fetterhoff (REP) Patrick Henry (DEM), incumbent House District 17 Percy Williamson (DEM) Jaime Perkins (NPA) Cyndi Stevenson (REP), incumbent House District 27 Neil Henrichsen (DEM) House District 18 Carol Lawrence (DEM) Travis Cummings (REP), incumbent David Santiago (REP), incumbent House District 19 House District 28 Bobby Payne (REP), incumbent Lee Mangold (DEM) Paul Still (DEM) David Smith (REP) House District 20 House District 29 Clovis Watson Jr (DEM), incumbent Darryl Block (DEM) Tracey Kagan (DEM) House District 21 Scott Plakon (REP), incumbent Chuck Clemons (REP), incumbent Jason Haeseler (DEM) House District 30 Amol Jethwani (DEM) Clark Anderson (DEM) Bob Cortes (REP), incumbent House District 22 Joy Goff‐Marcil (DEM) Brendan Ramirez (DEM) Bernard Parker (DEM) Brigitte Smith (REP) Charlie Stone (REP), incumbent House District 31 Debra Kaplan (DEM) Jennifer Sullivan (REP), incumbent 3 2018 QUALIFIED CANDIDATES House District 32 House District 41 Cynthia Brown (DEM) Sam Killebrew (REP), incumbent Shannon Elswick (REP) Sheryl Needle Cohn (DEM) House District 42 Anthony Sabatini (REP) Barbara Cady (DEM) Monica Wofford (REP) Mike La Rosa (REP), incumbent House District 33 House District 43 Brett Hage (REP) John Cortes (DEM), incumbent Oren Miller (DEM) House District 44 House District 34 Margaret Gold (DEM) Ralph Massullo Jr (REP), incumbent Robert Olszewski (REP), incumbent Paul Reinhardt (DEM) Geraldine Thompson (DEM) House District 35 House District 45 Blaise Ingoglia (REP), incumbent Kamia Brown (DEM), incumbent Colleen Kasperek (DEM) House District 46 House District 36 Bruce Antone (DEM), incumbent Linda Jack (DEM) Sandra Lewis (WRI) Amber Mariano (REP), incumbent House District 47 House District 37 Anna Eskamani (DEM) Ryan Boney (REP) Lou Forges (DEM) Tammy Garcia (DEM) Mikaela Nix (REP) Elle Rudisill (REP) Stockton Reeves (REP) Ardian Zika (REP) House District 48 House District 38 Scotland Calhoun (REP) Danny Burgess (REP), incumbent Amy Mercado (DEM), incumbent David Hayes (NPA) House District 49 House District 39 Ben Griffin (REP) Ricky Shirah (DEM) Carlos Smith (DEM), incumbent Josie Tomkow (REP), incumbent House District 50 House District 40 George Collins (REP) Colleen Burton (REP), incumbent Pam Dirschka (DEM) Shandale Terrell (DEM) Rene Plasencia (REP), incumbent 4 2018 QUALIFIED CANDIDATES House District 51 House District 60 Mike Blake (DEM) Debra Bellanti (DEM) Henry Parrish (REP) Jackie Toledo (REP), incumbent Tyler Sirois (REP) House District 61 House District 52 Sharon Carter (DEM) Thad Altman (REP), incumbent Norman Harris (DEM) Seeta Begui (DEM) Dianne Hart (DEM) Matt Nye (REP) Valion Joyce (WRI) Karen Skyers (DEM) House District 53 Randy Fine (REP), incumbent House District 62 FiorD'Aliza Frias (DEM) Mike Alvarez (DEM) Phil Moore (DEM) Christopher Cano (DEM) Susan Valdes (DEM) House District 54 Jose Vazquez (WRI) Erin Grall (REP), incumbent Nicole Haagenson (DEM) House District 63 Fentrice Driskell (DEM) House District 55 Shawn Harrison (REP), incumbent Audrey Asciutto (DEM) Nicholas Mrozowski (DEM) House District 64 Cary Pigman (REP), incumbent James Grant (REP), incumbent Jessica Harrington (DEM) House District 56 Terry Power (REP) Melony Bell (REP) Andy Warrener (NPA) Jeff Mann (REP) David Patzer (WRI) House District 65 Sally Laufer (DEM) House District 57 Chris Sprowls (REP), incumbent Mike Beltran (REP) Debbie Katt (DEM) House District 66 Sean McCoy (REP) Nick DiCeglie (REP) Alex Heeren (DEM) House District 58 Berny Jacques (REP) Phil Hornback (DEM) Lawrence McClure (REP), incumbent House District 67 Dawn Douglas (DEM) House District 59 Chris Latvala (REP), incumbent Adam Hattersley (DEM) Tom Ryan (DEM) Ronda Storms (REP) Joe Wicker (REP) House District 68 Ben Diamond (DEM), incumbent 5 2018 QUALIFIED CANDIDATES House District 69 House District 78 Jeremy Bailie (REP) Heather Fitzenhagen (REP), incumbent Ray Blacklidge (REP) Parisima Taeb (DEM) Jennifer Webb (DEM) House District 79 House District 70 Mark Lipton (DEM) Keisha Bell (DEM) Matthew Miller (REP) Wengay Newton (DEM), incumbent Spencer Roach (REP) Vito Sheeley (DEM) House District 80 House District 71 Jennifer Boddicker (DEM) Tracy Pratt (DEM) Byron Donalds (REP), incumbent Will Robinson (REP) Dustin Lapolla (NPA) House District 72 House District 81 Margaret Good (DEM), incumbent Mindy Koch (DEM) Jason Miller (REP) Tina Polsky (DEM) Ray Pilon (REP) House District 82 House District 73 MaryLynn Magar (REP), incumbent Liv Coleman (DEM) Edward O'Connor (DEM) Tommy Gregory (REP) Melissa Howard (REP) House District 83 Sasha Dadan (REP) House District 74 Toby Overdorf (REP) James Buchanan (REP) Matt Theobald (DEM) Robert Kaplan (NPA) Tony Mowry (DEM) House District 84 Linda Yates (REP) Forest Blanton (DEM) Mark Gotz (REP) House District 75 Delores Hogan Johnson (DEM) Michael Grant (REP), incumbent Kim Johnson (DEM) Robert Joseph (DEM) House District 76 Theresa Pinney (REP) Neilson Ayers (DEM) David Bogner (DEM) House District 85 Ray Rodrigues (REP), incumbent Ellen Baker (DEM) Rick Roth (REP), incumbent House District 77 Dane Eagle (REP), incumbent House District 86 Alanis Garcia (DEM) Laurel Bennett (REP) Matt Willhite (DEM), incumbent 6 2018 QUALIFIED CANDIDATES House District 87 House District 97 Edgardo Hernandez (DEM) Imtiaz Mohammad (DEM) Samson Kpadenou (GRE) Jared Moskowitz (DEM), incumbent David Silvers (DEM), incumbent House District 98 House District 88 Joseph Cruz (REP) Al Jacquet (DEM), incumbent Andrew Dolberg (DEM) Elaine Geller (DEM) House District 89 Michael Gottlieb (DEM) Jim Bonfiglio (DEM) Stephen Korka (DEM) Mike Caruso (REP) Daniel Stallone (DEM) Deborah Gibson (NPA) Ryan Rossi (DEM) House District 99 Matt Spritz (REP) Evan Jenne (DEM), incumbent House District 90 House District 100 Joseph Casello (DEM) Joseph Geller (DEM), incumbent House District 91 House District 101 Emily Slosberg (DEM), incumbent Shevrin Jones (DEM), incumbent House District 92 House District 102 Paulette Armstead (DEM) Sharon Pritchett (DEM), incumbent Patricia Hawkins‐Williams (DEM), incumbent House District 103 House District 93 Frank Mingo (REP) Emma Collum (DEM) Cindy Polo (DEM) Chip LaMarca (REP) Rick Tapia (DEM) Kelly Milam (NPA) House District 104 House District 94 Richard Stark (DEM), incumbent Bobby DuBose (DEM), incumbent House District 105 House District 95 Javier Estevez
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