State Representative for District 51, covering northeast Polk and northwest Osceola counties. Won the March 2026 special election.
In their own words
- Address Florida's insurance and affordability crisis. source
- Preserve Polk's quality of life by stopping overdevelopment. source
- Safeguard Florida's agriculture industry. source
- Enhance education by empowering parents. source
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Representative Hilary Holley serves as the sitting member of the Florida House of Representatives for District 51, representing communities across northeast Polk and Osceola counties. A nonprofit executive director with a background in community leadership, she was first elected in a March 2026 special election with 54 percent of the vote.
In Tallahassee, Holley focuses on infrastructure investment, conservative fiscal management, and protecting agricultural and rural land as Central Florida grows. She faces a general election rematch on November 3 against Democrat Edwin Pérez.
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.
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