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Reamonn Soto
From Ballotpedia
Reamonn Soto was a write-in independent candidate for District 6 in the Florida State Senate in the state legislative elections.
Elections
- See also: Florida State Senate elections, 2010
Soto did not make it onto the general election ballot. John Shaw (R), Bill Montford (D), David H. Abrams (NPA), and Harrison Arencibian (write-in) faced off in the November 2 general election.
Campaign themes
2010
On his campaign website, Soto listed two issues he was concerned about.[1] They are:
- Fighting Hunger
- Excerpt: "According to Food Research and Action Center, Florida is ranked 12 in states with the highest rates of food hardship and includes three metropolitan areas with highest rates of food hardship"
- Investing in Our Youth
- Excerpt: "The youth in Florida deserve better learning facilities. The youth is our greatest asset to our future. The future begins with investing in the youth."
External links
- 2010 candidates for Florida State Senate
- August 24, 2010 primary election results
- Reamonn Soto campaign website
Footnotes
Current members of the Florida State Senate
Leadership
Senate President:Ben Albritton
Majority Leader:Jim Boyd
Senators
District 1
Don Gaetz (R)
District 2
Jay Trumbull (R)
District 3
Corey Simon (R)
District 4
Clay Yarborough (R)
District 5
Tracie Davis (D)
District 6
Jennifer Bradley (R)
District 7
Tom Leek (R)
District 8
Tom Wright (R)
District 9
Stan McClain (R)
District 10
Jason Brodeur (R)
District 11
Vacant
District 12
Colleen Burton (R)
District 13
Keith Truenow (R)
District 14
Vacant
District 15
District 16
Darryl Rouson (D)
District 17
Carlos Smith (D)
District 18
Nick DiCeglie (R)
District 19
Debbie Mayfield (R)
District 20
Jim Boyd (R)
District 21
Ed Hooper (R)
District 22
Joe Gruters (R)
District 23
Daniel Burgess (R)
District 24
Mack Bernard (D)
District 25
District 26
Lori Berman (D)
District 27
Ben Albritton (R)
District 28
District 29
Erin Grall (R)
District 30
Tina Polsky (D)
District 31
Gayle Harrell (R)
District 32
Rosalind Osgood (D)
District 33
Jonathan Martin (R)
District 34
Shevrin Jones (D)
District 35
Barbara Sharief (D)
District 36
Ileana Garcia (R)
District 37
Jason Pizzo (N)
District 38
Alexis Calatayud (R)
District 39
Bryan Avila (R)
District 40
Ana Rodriguez (R)
Republican Party (26)
Democratic Party (11)
No Party Affiliation (1)
Vacancies (2)
