David Borrero

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David Borrero

U.S.A.

Party Republican
Latest Campaign State House of Reps
Date of Birth December 14, 1988 (Age: 37)
Overall Community Sentiment: Neutral

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Personal Background

David Borrero holds a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Economics, along with a Master of Business Administration, both from Florida International University. He also earned a Juris Doctor from St. Thomas University School of Law and a certificate in Construction Management from Miami-Dade College. Borrero began his career in high-finance before transitioning to public service, where he has demonstrated leadership capabilities. He has authored significant legislation and held key committee positions, focusing on education, insurance, economic prosperity, and the protection of values.

Political Ideas

David Borrero's political identity is marked by a blend of fiscal conservatism with surprising progressive interventions. His legislative record reveals a calculated approach, such as simultaneously supporting school choice and increasing public school funding. Borrero's stance on property insurance costs demonstrates a pragmatic yet unconventional strategy, advocating for both market-driven solutions and government intervention. His commitment to protecting religious freedoms and teaching about communism reveals a unique blend of traditional values and educational reform. Borrero's rhetoric consistently frames issues in a way that highlights both economic pragmatism and moral imperatives.

Campaigns
2024: Florida State House of Representatives
ELECTED

Election History

2024 Florida House of Representatives election, 111th District

45,942 votes (67.40%)

Win

Position Details

Committee Membership
Rules & Ethics Committee
Vice Chair
Judiciary Committee
Republican Committee Whip
Civil Justice & Claims Subcommittee
Member
Commerce Committee
Member
Agriculture & Natural Resources Budget Subcommittee
Member
Health Care Facilities & Systems Subcommittee
Member
Justice Budget Subcommittee
Member
2020: Florida State House of Representatives

Election History

Florida House of Representatives election

38,437 votes (53.70%)

Loss

Winner: Anthony Rodriguez, Alex Rizo, Amber Mariano, Chris Sprowls, Bryan Avila, Carlos Smith, Chuck Brannan, Elizabeth Fetterhoff, Colleen Burton, Cord Byrd, Cyndi Stevenson, Dana Trabulsy, Geraldine F. Thompson, Jackie Toledo, Jim Mooney, Ben Diamond, Joy Goff-Marcil, Michael Grant, Omari Hardy, Brett T. Hage, Rene Plasencia, Vance Aloupis, Kaylee Tuck, John Snyder, Josie Tomkow, Keith Truenow, Kelly Skidmore, Lawrence McClure, Linda Chaney, Marie Woodson, Mike Caruso, Mike Giallombardo, Nick DiCeglie, Patricia Hawkins-Williams, Paul Renner, Robin Bartleman, Sam Garrison, Sam Killebrew, Stan McClain, Toby Overdorf, Webster Barnaby, Wyman Duggan, Anthony Sabatini, Ardian Zika, David Silvers, Jason Fischer, Juan Fernandez-Barquin, Jayer Williamson, Demi Busatta, Joe Casello, Erin Grall, Fiona McFarland, Matt Willhite, Nicholas Xavier Duran, Scott Plakon, Ralph Massullo, Adam Botana, Alex Andrade, Allison Tant, Blaise Ingoglia, Chris Latvala, Daisy Morales, Daniel Perez, Andrew Learned, David Smith, Chuck Clemons, Clay Yarborough, Emily Ann Slosberg, Susan Valdes, Bobby Payne, Jason Shoaf, Jenna Persons, Joe Harding, Melony Bell, Mike Beltran, Patt Maney, Randy Fine, Bob Rommel, Rick Roth, Thad Altman, Tom Fabricio, Tom Leek, Tommy Gregory, Tyler Sirois, Will Robinson