Meet Our 2024 Endorsed Candidates
FL Senate Seats
Christopher Proia, FL Senate District 33
Chris understands the needs of Fort Myers and Cape Coral first hand. He dedicates himself to servant leadership in his daily life and aims to provide meaningful non-partisan care. This campaign isn’t about political party or affiliation, rather, it’s about understanding and respecting the beliefs and addressing the concerns of ALL Fort Myers and Cape Coral residents indiscriminate of what party they adhere to. Chris emphatically believes that you cannot sell away the safety and rights of your community, rather than accepting large donations from corporate fat cats to push a subliminal agenda, Chris remains unphased by individuals who don’t have Lee County’s best interest in mind.
FL House Seats
Andi Poli, FL House District 84
We can’t and will not go backward. In a Florida that is prosperous and successful for all Floridians, the focus must always remain on the future. We may have big problems but we also have the ability to solve them. Improving today makes for a better tomorrow. We can forge a path for a more promising future for ourselves and our young people.
Joseph Casello, FL House District 90
Joe Casello is a Democrat who has served Palm Beach County’s District 90 in the Florida House of Representatives since 2018. Joe is running for re-election in 2024 in order to continue tackling the most pressing issues we face. He understands that the cost of living in Florida has grown out of control – which is why he remains focused on implementing common sense solutions to help working families, seniors living on a fixed income and everyone impacted by rising costs.
Jay Shooster, FL House District 91
Tallahassee has become too extreme for the people it represents. From attacks on women’s rights and public education to neglecting the property insurance crisis, environmental protection, and common sense gun safety measures, it’s time for change. In my career as a lawyer, I’ve fought for the public interest in the courts. Now I’m fighting to champion Palm Beach County.
Kelly Skidmore, FL House District 92
Kelly Skidmore has 16 years of legislative experience in Tallahassee and has served as our State Representative since 2020. Kelly is fighting hard to grow our economy, make healthcare more affordable, increase access to the ballot box and support legislative measures to combat gun violence. She’s also working to safeguard access to abortion and to bring the cost of property insurance under control.
Katherine Waldron, FL House District 93
Katherine in Tallahassee, working for you! With your support. I will continue my work as a passionate voice for the residents of District 93. We need to focus on bringing more affordable housing to our area; bringing down homeowners insurance costs; and preserving that which makes our community so unique. I will also work to physical and mental health care more accessible and affordable, and improve our ability to take care of our seniors and veterans.
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Robin Bartleman, FL House District 103
It has been my honor to serve you. Over the past 4 years, my focus has been on you, not politics. I have worked across the isle and passed 12 pieces of legislation to keep you and your families safe (Serena’s Law), to protect renters and college students (Miya’s Law), to ensure you have access to affordable healthcare (Kid Care Expansion), to protect our environment, to keep our first responders safe, and to help improve our schools. I have also brought home millions of dollars to our community and helped individuals when they are in need.
Laura Kelley, FL House District 111
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.
Marco Reyes, FL House District 119
The cost of living throughout the state of Florida has gotten way out of control. Miami-Dade County in particular has seen huge rises in the cost of living these past few years that have made it almost impossible to pay rent as well to keep food on the table. Insurance companies have left Florida and the ones that you are able to get insurance with have fees that are just too high. Becoming a homeowner or even a renter has become out of reach for too many people. We must tackle these issues at the state level so we can see an improvement in our quality of life in HD119, Miami-Dade and the whole state.
Michael “Erika Rose” Travis, FL House District 120
This is me. If you ask yourself if there is anything you can do to help, the answer is yes. The easiest way is to get out and vote. Beyond that that share the word. The GOP wants to distract us from the real problems by pointing at the drag queens. Well here I am! Look at me! I will bring up the real problems facing our society.
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Local Elections
Monica Haskell, Key West City Commission / District 1
“We can preserve our history and our historic seaport and ensure Key West remains a great place to live. Let’s plan for a sustainable future, while honoring the past. Key West has given me my family so much. I’ve raised my children here. I will work to ensure that District 1 and the City of West remain a wonderful place to live, work, and play.”
Palm Beach County
Lourdes Casanova, County Court District 2
“I have the legal experience, judgement, and integrity to serve our community as County Court Judge. For more than a decade, I have litigated in the criminal, civil, and traffic divisions in our County Court system. I believe my track record in the courtroom, community service, and personal experiences make me the most qualified and prepared candidate for the job. It would be an honor to serve Palm Beach County in our judiciary.”
Anne Gannon, Tax Collector
Prior to her tenure as Constitutional Tax Collector serving Palm Beach County, Anne served six years in the Florida Legislature representing District 88 from 2000 – 2002 and District 86 from 2002 – 2006.
“I am proud of the work we do to protect the taxpayers while saving money for the community. It is important work that affects nearly every Palm Beach County citizen.”
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Bobby Powell, Jr., County Commissioner District 7
“As a longtime representative of Palm Beach County, I have consistently fought for our community. As a State Senator, I secured over $125 million to improve the quality of life for our resident and local business owners. I advocate for commonsense gun safety reforms, access to high quality healthcare, criminal justice reforms, and raising the minimum wage for working families.
Daniel Eisinger, Public Defender
For more than 20 years, Daniel Eisinger has committed himself to leveling the playing field of America’s criminal justice system by serving as a lawyer for clients unable to afford private attorneys. His work at the Palm Beach County Public Defender’s Office has resulted in the exoneration of dozens of men, women and children accused of crimes which juries ultimately determined they did not commit. Now, Daniel is ready to continue his lifelong fight for justice and fairness as our next elected Public Defender.
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Alexcia Cox, State Attorney
Alexcia’s esteemed legal career has spanned 18 years, during which time she has prosecuted hundreds of cases, including first degree murders, domestic violence felonies, elder abuse, child abuse, and other violent crimes. Alexcia currently serves as Deputy Chief Assistant State Attorney and Chief of the Domestic Violence Unit in the Palm Beach County State Attorney’s office.
Matthew Lane, School Board District 1
Priorities: Return to teaching fundamentals, Retain & recruit the best teachers, Implement comprehensive evidence-based safety measures & put more officers in the schools, Encourage parental involvement in our children’s success, and Provide knowledgeable fiscal oversight over the School District’s $4.9 Billion Dollar Budget.
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Virginia Savietto, School Board District 2
“I will bring: Fresh ideas, Innovative solutions, A wealth of knowledge, and Community experience. Background: 37-year District 2 resident, 20-year hands-on community leader, Former ESOL teacher, PTA mom and SAC member, Son attends public school, Grew up attending local public schools, 18-year career in local government.”
Mindy Koch, School Board District 5
“With over 40 years in education as a teacher, administrator, and special education coordinator, I’ve dedicated my life to fostering a love for learning. I believe in the transformative power of education and am committed to ensuring every child receives a solid educational foundation to participate in our democracy, contribute to their communities, and drive positive change.
National NOW PAC
Meet National NOW PAC 2024 Endorsed Candidate
Kamala Harris, President
There is still only one way to keep Donald Trump out of the Oval Office:
Kamala is running to ensure four more years of progress for the American people.