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Who are my Representatives?
If you don't know who your Reps are: Find them in the information below. Once you have determined your district, CALL or EMAIL THEM ALL! We can't let them ignore our constitution!!
You can't complain about what you permit to happen!
Our US Senators:
Sen. Bill Nelson Washington office (202) 224-5274
Tallahassee office (850) 942-8415 Ft. Myers office (239) 334-7760
Sen. Marco Rubio Washington office (202) 224-3041
Tallahassee office (850) 599-9100 Naples office (239) 213-1521
Our US Representatives:
District 19: Trey Radel - as of Jan. 3, 2013, there is no contact information available
District 25: Mario Diaz-Balart Washington office (202) 225-4211
Doral, FL office (305) 470-8555
Our State Senators:
District 37: Garrett Richter
Naples office (239) 417-6205
Tallahassee office (850) 487-5023
District 39: Dwight Bullard
Tallahassee office (850) 487-5039
Our State Representatives:
District 106: Kathleen Passidomo
Find email form here:
Naples office (239) 417-6200
Tallahassee office (850) 717-5106
District 80: Matt Hudson
Find email form here:
Naples office (239) 417-6270
Tallahassee office (850) 717-5080
District 105: Carlos Trujillo
Naples office (239) 434-5094
Tallahassee office (850) 717-5105
You can find more information about ALL your elected officials at www.colliervotes.com
Click on Election information, then click on Current Elected Officials.
Gene Vaccaro, Chair
Democratic Party of Collier County
(c)239-405-0355
genevaccaro@embarqmail.com
Democratic Headquarters (239) 434-7754
Go back to the drawing board on the new Districts.
Our Florida Constitution reads: “No apportionment plan or district shall be drawn with the intent to favor or disfavor a political party or an incumbent...”
With 500,000 more registered Democrats in Florida than Republicans you would expect fairly equal Democratic and Republican leaning congressional districts.
The newly released maps have more Republican leaning seats than Democratic. The new congressional districts are "Packed" to make sure the Republicans have an advantage in more districts than the Democrats.
Simple math shows how they did it. Republican leaning districts have an average 7% advantage in the majority of the new congressional districts. The average Democratic district has a 27% advantage in fewer of the new districts. Somehow huge numbers of Democrats were put in fewer districts.
This could not be done by accident. One must conclude the Florida Senate and House redistricting committees have violated the constitution of the State of Florida by drawing lines to favor the party in power. The voters should pick their representatives, not the other way around.Contact your State Representatives and ask why they are not following our Constitution.
The Collier County Democrats totally agree with this statement!
