Lucia Báez-Geller is an educator, community leader, and lifelong Floridian. The daughter of a Colombian mother, and a Cuban father, Lucia saw the sacrifices her parents made to achieve the American Dream. Lucia’s passion for education and helping the community that built her prompted her to run for Miami-Dade County School Board District 3. Since 2020, Lucia has helped improve Miami-Dade’s public schools, keeping schools safe, protecting all students from extreme attacks, and ensuring students are prepared to level up in the classroom. Now, she's taking the fight to Congress.

Phil Ehr, a 26-year Navy veteran, is running in Florida’s 28th district against Carlos Gimenez. Rising from Seaman to Commander, Phil flew in Cold War recon, Desert Storm combat support, and led U.S. operations in Europe’s Allied Force. He advised leaders like Gen. Colin Powell and helped civilian agencies use tech for border security, firefighting, and research. Now, he’s ready to serve again in Congress.

As a State Representative, Joe was a leading advocate for public education, affordable housing, economic justice, and environmental protection. And he never wavered in his outspoken advocacy for our LGBTQ community. Now, he’s running to return to the Florida State House to continue his fight for justice, prosperity, and safety in our community. And with your support, he’ll keep delivering results and working to secure an equitable and inclusive future for us all.

Laura F. Kelley is a dedicated attorney and a committed advocate for community and social justice, with over a decade of experience living and working in Doral. Laura founded LFK Immigration PA, a distinguished boutique immigration law firm that reflects her commitment to providing comprehensive legal services to those in need. Laura is committed to leveraging her extensive experience, legal expertise, and passion for community service to address critical issues facing Floridians today. She is deeply committed to tackling housing affordability, navigating the complexities of the insurance crisis, and staunchly defending women’s reproductive freedom

Jackie Gross-Kellogg, a lifelong resident of Miami and dedicated community leader is proudly running for Florida House District 113. With a rich background in education, environmental stewardship, and community advocacy, Jackie is ready to bring her extensive experience and unwavering commitment to Tallahassee. Currently, she serves as the manager at Biscayne Nature Center and is an elected member of the Miami Dade County Council Executive Board. Jackie is running for Florida House District 113 to ensure that our voices are heard in Tallahassee and to advocate for policies that benefit all residents.

Norma Perez Schwartz is a passionate advocate for education. A native of Miami-Dade County, Norma’s journey is profoundly shaped by the resilience of her Nicaraguan immigrant parents, who sought asylum over 45 years ago due to political persecution. Today, she remains dedicated to her beautiful family, residing in a multi-generational household with her supportive husband, two children, and widowed mother. Norma’s active engagement in various civic boards reflects her dedication to advocating for policies that promote opportunities for all learners, their families, and their teachers, particularly in the fields of early childhood education and parental involvement. Her efforts aim to cultivate a stronger Miami-Dade, where every individual has the opportunity to thrive.