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Keith Laufenberg
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Keith Laufenberg (Democratic Party) ran for election to the Florida House of Representatives to represent District 53. He lost in the general election on November 5, 2024.
Biography
Keith Laufenberg was born in Rockville Centre, New York. Laufenberg served in the U.S. Marine Corps from 1962 to 1965. He earned an associate degree from the University of Maryland, Prince George's Community College, and Broward Community College in 1988. Laufenberg's career experience includes working as a professional boxer.[1][2][3]
Elections
2024
See also: Florida House of Representatives elections, 2024
General election
General election for Florida House of Representatives District 53
Incumbent Jeff Holcomb defeated Keith Laufenberg in the general election for Florida House of Representatives District 53 on November 5, 2024.
Candidate | % | Votes | ||
| ✔ |  | Jeff Holcomb (R) | 69.0 | 66,146 |
 | Keith Laufenberg (D) | 31.0 | 29,682 | |
| Total votes: 95,828 | |||
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Democratic primary election
The Democratic primary election was canceled. Keith Laufenberg advanced from the Democratic primary for Florida House of Representatives District 53.
Republican primary election
The Republican primary election was canceled. Incumbent Jeff Holcomb advanced from the Republican primary for Florida House of Representatives District 53.
Campaign finance
Endorsements
Ballotpedia did not identify endorsements for Laufenberg in this election.
2022
See also: Florida House of Representatives elections, 2022
General election
General election for Florida House of Representatives District 53
Jeff Holcomb defeated Keith Laufenberg in the general election for Florida House of Representatives District 53 on November 8, 2022.
Candidate | % | Votes | ||
| ✔ | | Jeff Holcomb (R) | 70.1 | 50,650 |
| Keith Laufenberg (D) | 29.9 | 21,636 | |
| Total votes: 72,286 | |||
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Democratic primary election
The Democratic primary election was canceled. Keith Laufenberg advanced from the Democratic primary for Florida House of Representatives District 53.
Withdrawn or disqualified candidates
- Phillip Snyder (D)
Republican primary election
Republican primary for Florida House of Representatives District 53
Jeff Holcomb defeated Anthony Kocovic in the Republican primary for Florida House of Representatives District 53 on August 23, 2022.
Candidate | % | Votes | ||
| ✔ | | Jeff Holcomb | 82.9 | 15,752 |
| Anthony Kocovic | 17.1 | 3,243 | ||
| Total votes: 18,995 | |||
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Withdrawn or disqualified candidates
- Irvin Cruse Jr. (R)
Campaign finance
2020
See also: Florida House of Representatives elections, 2020
General election
General election for Florida House of Representatives District 35
Incumbent Blaise Ingoglia defeated Keith Laufenberg in the general election for Florida House of Representatives District 35 on November 3, 2020.
Candidate | % | Votes | ||
| ✔ |  | Blaise Ingoglia (R) | 64.3 | 60,733 |
| Keith Laufenberg (D) | 35.7 | 33,761 | |
| Total votes: 94,494 | |||
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Democratic primary election
The Democratic primary election was canceled. Keith Laufenberg advanced from the Democratic primary for Florida House of Representatives District 35.
Republican primary election
The Republican primary election was canceled. Incumbent Blaise Ingoglia advanced from the Republican primary for Florida House of Representatives District 35.
Endorsements
To view Laufenberg's endorsements in the 2020 election, please click here.
Campaign themes
2024
Ballotpedia survey responses
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2022
Keith Laufenberg completed Ballotpedia's Candidate Connection survey in 2022. The survey questions appear in bold and are followed by Laufenberg's responses. Candidates are asked three required questions for this survey, but they may answer additional optional questions as well.
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I've been married for 48 years and we have 4 children & 9 grandchildren. I joined the Marine Corps at age 17 and worked on F-9 fighter jets, while also being a member of the Cherry Point Boxing Team, which propelled me into boxing for 10 years, 3 years as an amateur in the Marines and then, after an Honorable Discharge from the Marines, as a pro for 7 years. I earned an A.S. degree in pre-law from B.C.C. and have
worked, variously, as a professional boxer, carpenter, paralegal, cab driver, stand-up comedian, car salesman and real estate salesman. As as freelance writer, I have written and had published 43 literary works: 1 poetry chapbook, 7 books of short stories, 8 novels, 3 children's books, 22 plays and 2 screenplays, which are 23 printed books, available at most outlets such as Amazon, & Barnes & Nobles, as well as bookstores and online, in e-books, as well as print.
- We must come to terms with the facts about Vladimir Putin and realize he is a dictator, not the: "President of the Democratic Republic of Russia", as he claims. He is a liar, a cheater and a thief and rules as a dictator and Donald Trump, when he was still P.O.T.U.S. said: he had: "fallen in love Putin." Trump wants to become an Autocrat like Putin and we need to be aware of these facts, because we are dangerously walking a tightrope with Trump, who, is still, to this day, April 24, 2022, attempting to demean our present President and "set up" his own coming Autocracy. ?"
- Change the discussion concerning the environmental future of America to one that allows the truth & realities of the future horrors of climate change to be discussed if we don't "wake up" and change what we (USA) are not doing and what we must do or die. A wise old Indian once said: "Some day the earth will weep, she will beg for her life, she will cry with tears of blood. You will make a choice. If you will help her or let her die, and when she dies, you too will die. - John Hollow Horn, Oglala Lakota, 1932. Let this not happen because it will if we continue the path on which we, literally, are on.
- We must have the freedom to choose if we will be a member of a union and have the rights that all workers have or be sublimated to the level of a commodity. I will rid the state of this rancid sham known as the "Right to Work law," as well as make a living minimum wage of twenty dollars an hour. The future bodes unwell for us, as the interest rates are rising quickly even as food prices, and almost all other necessities are leading the way brutally making another "unsustainable" market, for just the sustainable necessities we must all have just to survive!
I am against the death penalty, the wealthy paying no taxes, Pharmaceutical companies and insurance companies controlling the medical out-comes of almost everything medical, the power of the NRA & many others, simply because of the amount of money they pay out, usually to politicians. This corrupt, capitalist system we presently live under must become more even-handed and fair to all workers & people, not just the wealthy & "influential. Medical Marijuana should be legal, A POTUS declaring he will not provide his tax returns should be illegal. Schools, especially so-called "higher education," schools should be free to any and all human beings wishing to attend them. Mother Earth is alive but very sick and she is yelling, screaming and causing much to do & uproar about her illness because it is, indeed, the people occupying her who have provided the pounding, and bombing and reckless behavior that is very close to killing her. We must acknowledge these facts: that while she is still alive: and we must listen to her and do what she tells us we must do and not listen to anyone else, least of all anyone with no proof of their statements. We must institute a public policy that provides peace over war, love over hate, compassion over confrontation and freedom from any and all forms of tyranny against the freedom of the populations living in all countries, too be recognized as the rights of all human beings.
Many people but none more than Martin Luther King Jr. He was man who took up essential, good, honest, fair & absolutely necessary work and he was a great success, achieving credit for much, much less than he actually achieved. He deserved much, much more than he would ever actually get which was the ability to face harsh beatings, attacks by police dogs and policemen armed with hard, wooden nightsticks, being sprayed with firehoses and being put into jail cells for "causing a disturbance," by marching peacefully through innumerable, racist southern States.
Mlk's first march took place on March 7, 1965, and was organized locally by organizers as well as many well-known members of the civil rights movement, such as James Luther Bevel, Amelia Boynton, and many others. MLK Jr. and his protestors were attacked, physically by State troopers and county police in Selma, Alabama State troopers and county posse-men attacked large numbers of unarmed marchers with Billy clubs and tear gas after they crossed over the county line, and this event became known as Bloody Sunday.Both men practiced non-violence and both were assassinated for it: Gandhi was assassinated on January 30, 1948, Birla House, New Delhi, India, and MLK Jr was assassinated 20 years later, on April 5, 1968, a year in that also saw the assassinations of Robert F. Kennedy, two months after MLK's, on June 6, 1968.
MLK Jr. would continue and fight on, using non-violence to establish civil rights. Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi was an Indian lawyer, anti-colonial nationalist and political ethicist who employed nonviolent resistance to lead the successful campaign for India's independence from British rule, and to later inspire movements for civil rights and freedom across the world and inspire movements for civil rights and freedom across the world, including MLK Jr.'s.
A book: Death of a King by Tavis Smiley and a film or documentary on MLK Jr.
Truth, knowledge and the ability to fix the broken problems we have under a broken Capitalist System that has, long ago, stopped working. We must bring peace and love to one another and stop fighting over money.
I am not an office-holder and never have been. I believe the qualities needed should not be considered along the lines of what (political) degrees do you have. This automatically makes you think that you may be in need of some kind of a college degree which points toward understanding what sort of qualifications you may need, in order to even run for a political office when these very qualities should be not be considered as "successful" when you consider who it was who was the previous officeholder? Was he, or she, well-liked and "successful" because they met often with their constituents or because they were "wealthy?"
To serve all constituents, equally and fairly and especially those citizens who have problems, both physical and mental and those who, through no fault of their own, are homeless or have money-problems and an inability to pay their rents, leases, hospital bills and/or food costs. We must act now and we must act fast.
legacy's leave themselves.
It was in Marine Corps, stationed at Cherry Point, South Carolina. I was just finishing a 5-mile forced march and had a back-pack full of boots and clothes and, as I stumbled past the finishing line I noticed an E-7, Gunny, I knew, leaning against a tree. He was crying and I approached him cautiously. He saw me and wiped at his face with an old tee-shirt. As I looked at him, he said: It just happened, in Texas, Dallas Texas. JFK, he was riding in the back seat of a limo."
"Wha' ... what happened Gunny?" I said, then glanced at my watch. It was a little after 1:30 in the afternoon."Dead, JFK's dead?" I said, incredulously. It was a chilly day, late in November, in 1963.
He rubbed his face again. "JFK man, they shot him ... he's ... he's reportedly dead."
I was 8 years old in the 3rd grade, in San Antonio, Texas and I got my first paper route. I rolled them up and threw them from my bicycle to the homes I served. I kept the job for 5 years. We moved from Texas to Hyattsville, Maryland, just outside of Washington, D.C. , and I was 13 years old, & going into the 7th grade. Being in a military family, we frequently moved.
War and Peace by Leo Tolstoy. War and Peace is a literary work mixed with chapters on history and philosophy by the Russian author Leo Tolstoy. It was first published by chapters then was published in its entirety in 1869. It's regarded as Tolstoy's finest literary achievements, by many, and remains an internationally praised classic of world literature.
I don't think in fictional terms and don't wish to be spiderman or superman.
"Raindrops Keep Falling on my Head," by B.J. Thomas.
Looking over my shoulder, backwards,
The "ideal" relationship between a governor and the legislature would first of all be that both the governor and the legislature "understand" that it is the legislative representatives who have the power, indeed, duty to introduce and make laws: laws that their constituents have come to them with and expressed their desire to see it made into a law. The representatives will then discuss this with any committee that has a say in the ultimate decision(s) in such matters and have his (or her) say. If the representative then tells the citizen who proposed it to him that it didn't get enough "attention," the citizen can forget his "idea" or he can continue on to doing it himself. I, as a legislator, will help, honor and respect any citizen who comes to me with an idea, as all laws are born of ideas: ideas which can come from you, as well as me. In this country, the framers of the constitution were, at one time, citizens themselves who did just that: made new laws. Our constitution is, in fact the foundation of these laws: and I, as your district representative, will be there to do such as that: and, among the first laws I will propose are (1.) Universal Health Care (2.)Ban the "right to Work Law" (3.) Submit petitions that uphold bans on drilling and fracking in the Gulf and any other bill that endangers the natural resources of this great State of Florida or anything that endangers our environmental resources and/or assets. I hereby ask for your help, as citizens and voters to bring these "ideas," of mine and yours, to fruition & may peace and love come with them.
We are stuck in an aberration of political parties; both of which are seemingly blurred beyond recognition and definition, as the Republican party struggles to make any common sense to any sane person when they speak of being Trumpers ....???? I have yet to hear any republican speak clearly of a man, Donald Trump, who so obviously wishes to be an authoritarian ruler and not a democratic one.
The State of Florida desperately needs someone like Al Gore to head up an environmental caucus to straighten out the coming environmental disasters that will naturally come as Mother Earth is attacked again and again, as those who will forever more worship their money and forget any damage to the earth, as long as they make more money.
The State of Florida desperately needs someone like Al Gore to head up an environmental caucus to straighten out the coming environmental disasters that will naturally come as Mother Earth is attacked again and again, as those who will forever more worship their money and forget any damage to the earth, as long as they make more money.
The unicameral system is more economical and offers greater responsibility to legislators. Legislators are more accountable to the public and their constituency because their position is a matter of public record. They are not able to urge opposite positions within the other house, however they, politicians, wish not to work themselves out of a job, a job they have not and, obviously, sill not, as Nebraska still, has the only unicameral State legislature in America.
Not in the least. And, hopefully, they will, subsequently, vote with their hearts and souls, at least enough to demand the truth before voting on anything and everything.
Well, I would much rather make a friend than an enemy, but however it goes, I will not purposely lie about anything so I may not make so many political "friends." If you have nothing to live for you have nothiong to die for and we should all have that.
Every 10 years, states redraw their legislative and congressional district lines following the census and as soon as they do communities change, and the Gerrymandering begins as the politicians yell that redistricting is critical for democracy: and that maps must be redrawn to ensure that districts are equally populated, comply with laws such as the Voting Rights Act, and are closely representative of a state’s population. Done right, redistricting is a chance to create maps that, in the words of John Adams, are an “exact portrait, a miniature” of the people as a whole, in any given State. But, wait, reality tells a different story where it becomes a process that is used to make maps that put a heavy hand on the scale to manufacture election outcomes not according to the voters' preferences, because the voters don't choose their representatives, as gerrymandering allows the politicians to choose their voters. This happens when the line-drawing is left to legislatures and it's always the one political party that controls the process, in 2022 a common occurrence that shows partisanship almost invariably take precedence over everything else. That produces maps where electoral results are virtually guaranteed even in years where the party that's drawing the maps did not even have a very good year.
Any committee that has reliable people who will tell the truth and vote before rendering any comments agreed upon by that committee, than yes, maybe.
John Lewis.
Too many to count. Far too many have been by women, who filled out a petition of mine to run for the State Legislature. When thy came to address they stopped. The first two or three surprised me but after the third I never get surprised now. They were (are) homeless. I, (we the people) must address this, as well as anything else like this. It can't be too soon. I am writing this to be held to my word. Please let me know if I fail in this task to help these women and, so far, only one man (men have more difficulty admitting they are homeless.
I don't really do jokes but, for humor's sake, I say this: "If Donald Trump's I.Q. was a couple points higher he'd be a baloney sandwich.
Yes, especially in today's "insane" times. I have a deep-down "bad" feeling that we are entering far too many "civil wars," with so many communities that it is going too soon "overflow."
Yes, but because of the political parties being so divided into partisanship these days compromise is something that very few politicians are willing to make. It is a terrible thing to hear about much less experience, as I have, many, many times when politics moves into the conversation, especially when one party is approaching a citizen with a hope in his mind and/or heart that the citizen is a member of his party because he is after a large number of blank petitions he wishes to have filled-in and signed by the registered voters section of the general public. And so, above all things policy-makers must move by their own hearts and souls and not by the political rhetoric that is bandied about, back and forth. We've had our civil wars; most of all, we need peace, at home as well as abroad.
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2020
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My name is Keith G. Laufenberg, I am a life-long democrat who is running to replace Blaise I Ingoglia, the Republican representative currently serving as a member of the Florida House of Representatives, representing the 35th District; which is the majority of Hernando County.
I would ask for your vote to replace Ingoglia, not just because he is a Republican and I am a Democrat but because he has a terrible voting record. For example, Ingoglia voted for a 2017 bill that would have made a joke of the so-called Sunshine Law, which makes it unethical and forbidden to have allowed government officials to meet and discuss "public business" in secret, as he voted for a bill that actually would have legalized these meetings and Ingoglia and his Republican allies won a majority of the votes in the House for this bill, but, luckily, they did not win the necessary two-thirds approval and the Senate did not take it up. These are the kinds of bills I will not pursue; I will take up bills only if they are representative of the constituents I serve. Rep. Ingoglia also raised Hernando County's taxes by 14% & the water bills went up by 25%, both specifics he had promised the opposite of. I will bring Universal Health Care to Hernando County, raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour, get rid of the 77-year old "right to work law" and bring unions into Hernando County, as well as abolishing the "Gun-show loophole." I will also work hard to legalize Sanctuary policies for all immigrants.
- Change our system of government from that of Capitalism to a Democracy, and a Democracy ruled by this statement: "We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America.
- Change the discussion concerning the environmental future of America to one that allows the truth & realities of the future horrors of climate change to be discussed if we don't "wake up" and change what we (USA) are NOT doing and what we must do or die. A wise old Indian once said: "Some day the earth will weep, she will beg for her life, she will cry with tears of blood. You will make a choice. If you will help her or let her dir, and when she dies, you too will die. - John Hollow Horn, Oglala Lakota, 1932.
- We must have the freedom to choose if we will be a mamber of a union and have the rights that all workers have or be sublimated to the level of a commodity. I will rid the state of this rancid sham known as the "Right to Work law."
I am against the death penalty, the wealthy paying no taxes, Pharmaceutical companies and insurance companies controlling the medical out-comes of everything medical, the power of the NRA & many others, simply because of the amount of money they pay out, usually to politicians. This corrupt, capitalist system we presently live under must become more even-handed and fair to all workers & people, not just the wealthy & "influencial." Medical Marijuana should be legal, A POTUS declaring he will not provide his tax returns should be illegal. Schools, especially so-called "higher education," shools should be free to any and all human beings wishing to attend them. Mother Earth is alive but very sick but she is yelling, screaming and causing much to do & uproar about her illness because it is, indeed, the people occupying her who have provided the pounding, blowing up and reckless behaviour that is very close to killing her. We must acknowledge these facts: that while she is still alive we must listen to her and do what she tells us we must do and not listen to anyone else, least of all any politicians. We must institue a public policy that provides peace over war, love over hate, compassion over confrontation and freedom from any and all forms of tyranny of freedom of the population living in all countries, as the rights of all human beings.
Jesus Christ. The second part of your question is self-explanatory.
Honesty & truth
Honesty & truth.
He was honest and told the truth.
I was stationed at Cherry Point, North Carolina running a PRT test when I saw a gunnery sergeant crying. I slapped his shoulder and he looked at me with tear-soaked eyes and said: J.F. K was just shot and killed in Dallas, Texas.
delivering newspapers in San Antonio, Texas, in the 5th grade
"Papillion." I like the truth.
Raindrops keep Falling on my Head by B.J. Thomas
Looking over my shoulder
Right now the only worry is that both chambers are majoritivly red, so, unless we get more democrats in both chambers we will be able to pass little, if any, legislation.
Only in the knowledge of how the process works. You cannot make any human being, legislator or otherwise, honest if he is not already honest.
Protecting a decimated environment that is a threat to every citizen, re-routing taxes to make it fairer, getting rid of so many racist rules & laws & evening up pay-scales, making education, including college, free to all students and evening out the taxes the billionaires pay, as compared to the working population.
They should be able to, at a minimum, be able to hold a conversation with open minds and just "party line."
Yes because it's more than half the battle if they like you as opposed to nothing getting done because they don't.
It too often leads to gerrymandering & I would have to study the process muck more thoroughly as of right now I want nothing to do with it.
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