State Representative for District 48, business owner, and Frostproof native. Endorsed for re-election by President Trump.
In their own words
- Bring as many resources as he can home to his district and push his nine pending bills across the finish line. source
- The sanctity of life is paramount, and elective abortions should be limited to cases where the life of the mother is at serious risk. source
- The minimum wage should be determined at the state and local levels rather than mandated by the federal government. source
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Representative Jon Albert represents District 48 in the Florida House of Representatives, covering portions of eastern Polk and Osceola counties. A Frostproof native and local business owner, he was first elected in 2024 and is endorsed for re-election by President Donald Trump.
Albert's legislative priorities include regulatory reduction for small businesses, workforce development, and protecting the citrus, cattle, and agricultural heritage of the Ridge corridor. He faces Democrat Alethea Pugh in the November 3 general election.
About this office: The Florida House of Representatives writes state law alongside the Senate, and every state budget must pass through it. Representatives serve two-year terms.