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Endorsed Candidates
Rep. Jackie Toledo, FL-15 ([link removed])
Jackie has been a representative for 6 years. During her time in the Legislature, she has championed legislation to combat human trafficking and support survivors. She's recognized professionally as a Professional Traffic Operations Engineer (PTOE) and has a unique perspective on solving Tampa’s infrastructure and transportation challenges.

Regan Deering, IL-13 ([link removed])

With experience as an educator, small business owner, and active philanthropist in Decatur - Regan is working to foster community development and individual success. Regan believes we need a common-sense government that honors individual freedoms and the ability to create a life full of opportunity.

Yuripzy Morgan, MD-02 ([link removed])
When Morgan’s father was five years old, he sold gum in Mexico to help support his family. Morgan’s mother fled civil war in El Salvador and later met Morgan’s dad in east Texas. Morgan was born four years later. The “American Dream” gave Yuripzy’s parents and their family an avenue for a better life, and she hopes to improve conditions in Maryland and across the nation with this mindset.

Rep. Beth Harwell, TN-05 ([link removed])
In her time as the State Representative of the 56th District, Beth worked her way up from the Chairwoman of the House Commerce Committee to House Republican Caucus Whip, eventually becoming the first woman to serve as Speaker of the House in Tennessee and the entire Southeast. Under her leadership, Tennessee cut more taxes in her eight-year tenure than any other time in Tennessee history.

Congressional Partner Spotlight
Maria Salazar, FL-27 ([link removed])

Congresswoman Salazar is committed to acting tirelessly in defense of individual rights and liberties, spearheading economic development & job training efforts, and promoting environmental resiliency in her community. She is well-known for her advocacy for Human Rights and democracy around the world, especially for the people of Cuba, Venezuela, Bolivia, and Nicaragua, as well as for her unabashed support of our global & regional partners such as Israel, Colombia, and Taiwan.

Congresswoman Salazar is a five-time Emmy Award-winning journalist— she has spent her career holding the corrupt and powerful accountable. Congresswoman Salazar has gone toe-to-toe with Venezuela’s Nicolás Maduro, Chile’s Augusto Pinochet, and most notably Cuban dictator Fidel Castro, being the only US Spanish-language journalist to ever interview the tyrant one-on-one.

Salazar was born in Miami’s Little Havana neighborhood, the daughter of Cuban exiles. She studied at the Deerborne School of Coral Gables and graduated from Miami Dade College. Salazar holds a Bachelor of Arts in Communications from the University of Miami and a Master of Public Administration from Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of Government.
Rep. John Rutherford, FL-04 ([link removed])

Rep. John Rutherford is serving his third term in the U.S. House of Representatives. He sits on the House Ethics Committee and the House Appropriations Committee where he serves on three subcommittees: Homeland Security, Military Construction and Veterans Affairs, and Transportation and Housing and Urban Development.

John has lived in Jacksonville, Florida since 1958, and attended Florida Junior College and Florida State University where he studied Criminology. He is a graduate of the FBI National Academy, 171st Session and the National Executive Institute. He began his career in law enforcement in 1974 as a patrolman in the Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office, working his way up through the JSO where he eventually served as Director.

In 2003, 2007, and 2011, John was elected Sheriff of Duval County. For three terms and twelve years, John ran a 3,200 employee office, and due to his effective leadership, homicide and overall violent crime in Jacksonville dropped to a 40-year low. Using a model of intelligence-led and community-based policing, John and his team of law enforcement professionals dramatically improved neighborhoods and prevented crime throughout the community. He also made the mental health component of the criminal justice system a priority, reducing the recidivism rates of the mentally ill and facilitating their treatment. John also served as Chair of the Legislative Committee for Florida Sheriff’s Association, where he advocated before the legislature for policies that strengthened constitutional rights, supported our law enforcement, and enhanced public safety across the state.
SAVE THE DATE!🎉
We're looking for dynamic women in the following states to serve as
State Chairs!
* Delaware
* Hawaii
* Idaho
* Louisiana
* Maine
* Massachusetts

* Montana
* North Dakota
* Rhode Island
* Utah
* Vermont

If interested, please contact
Sandra Mortham; [email protected]
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