Jason Brodeur gets things done for Seminole and North Central Orange. He lowered costs for families and small businesses, protected our springs and water, and delivered tens of millions of dollars for local roads, schools, and public safety. Now he's running for State Senate to continue improving our quality of life in Central Florida.
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Yes, it's really his number: 407-413-1765.
Others talk. Jason works and gets results for Seminole and North Central Orange.
Jason Brodeur grew up in the district, attending Jackson Heights Middle School and Oviedo High School. He earned two degrees from the University of Florida, spent nearly 12 years at Procter & Gamble, and founded a local health care consulting business in Sanford.
He served on the City of Sanford Charter Review Board and the Seminole County Planning and Zoning Commission, and led the Seminole County Regional Chamber of Commerce as President and CEO before representing the community in the Florida House and Senate.
From helping families make ends meet to keeping our natural springs and waterways clean for future generations — Jason is fighting for the issues that matter.
Read the IssuesEndorsement · August 25, 2026
“He has been a leading voice in the fight against the opioid crisis… I am proud to endorse Jason Brodeur for the Florida Senate.” — Sheriff Dennis Lemma
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Florida's Voice · August 13, 2026
Jason joined local leaders to present ceremonial checks totaling $13 million in state funding for education, workforce development, and civic engagement in Seminole County — including $2.4 million for the Florida Debate Initiative.
Read at Florida's Voice →Florida Politics · June 19, 2026
In his own words: Jason writes on how Florida's 2023 legal reforms are lowering costs for families, pointing to USAA returning nearly $1 billion to Florida members — including a $500 million dividend to roughly 830,000 policyholders.
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