Florida State House District 32

Current seat holder: Brian Hodgers.

Juan Hinojosa

Juan Hinojosa The Democratic primary for this office on August 18, 2026, was canceled.

· Ballotpedia

Campaign site

“MAKE HEALTHCARE MORE ACCESSIBLE I support Medicaid expansion to provide healthcare access for low-income children and adults with disabilities. If federal resources are available to help Floridians and strengthen our economy, we should have a serious conversation about putting those resources to work.” (Campaign website (juanhinojosa.org))
My Priorities: “LOWER THE COST OF AUTO INSURANCE Florida drivers deserve meaningful choices when it comes to their insurance coverage and deductibles. I support reforms that give consumers more flexibility and help bring down the cost of auto insurance.” (Campaign website (juanhinojosa.org))
“EXPAND AFFORDABLE HOUSING Brevard should be a place where people who work here can afford to live here. I support policies that expand affordable housing options for working families, seniors, veterans, and other residents.” (Campaign website (juanhinojosa.org))

Brian Hodgers

Brian Hodgers He assumed office on June 10, 2025.

· Official legislative page

Campaign site

“Effective leadership requires delivering tangible milestones. In my first year in the Florida House, I successfully passed two pieces of legislation, proving a freshman representative can cut through gridlock to protect our community.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection (2026))
“Government functions best when managed with the discipline of a small business. As a self-employed business owner who manages people, balances budgets, and navigates daily economic pressures, I bring a firsthand private-sector perspective to Tallahassee.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection (2026))
“Protecting our freedom requires keeping state spending strictly in check and government out of your daily life. As a principled, fiscally conservative Republican, I am dedicated to shrinking government overreach, safeguarding individual liberties, and cutting the red tape that stifles local businesses.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection (2026))