Florida Chief Financial Officer: A voter's guide
The winner of the election will take office the first Monday in January
Type of Race: Partisan
Who can vote: All registered voters can vote in the general election
What's next: The winner of the election will take office the first Monday in January
How much does the position pay:
Candidates
Party: Republican
Age: 50
Profession: Chief Financial Officer and State Fire Marshal for the
Qualifications: As Florida's CFO,
Website:https://joinjimmy.com/
What skills do you possess that makes you an effective leader?
One of my favorite parts of my job is the ability to talk to so many amazing people. This job requires an immense amount of gratitude and humility; the ability to sit down in a room full of business owners and listen to each one of them and their issues, to stand alongside first responders and watch them work or hear their heroic stories, and then to be able to go to
If elected, what legislation or policy will you advocate while in office?
The most pressing issue I have started taking on already as CFO is protecting our small businesses against the super sized
Party: Democrat
Age: 44
Profession: Author and former State Representative
Qualifications: Veteran, Master's degree in Aerospace Engineering and vast experience in financial and data analytics and business management. Strong reputation for leadership with integrity.
Website: https://www.adamforflorida.com/
What skills do you possess that makes you an effective leader?
I have a strong reputation for integrity and hard work, earned both in the
I am a problem solver who is ready to put politics aside and do what's best for the people of our state, not what's best for my political party or myself.
I am ready to hold all sides of government accountable to their constituents and the Constitutions of
If elected, what legislation or policy will you advocate while in office?
Property insurance.
This crisis has caused
It's time to vote with our wallets, and elect a CFO who cares about Floridians' families, their bank accounts, and their futures.
The winner of the election will take office the first Monday in January



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