Lisette Bonano
What this job does: Your district's vote in the Florida House of Representatives (120 members). Members write and vote on state laws and the state budget. A term is two years, eight years in a row at most.
- Occupation
- Retired U.S. Army lieutenant colonel
Background
- Retired from the U.S. Army as a lieutenant colonel after a 28-year career, with deployments to Iraq and a role training the Afghan National Army (per campaign site). source: theballotbrief.com
- Served as a Joint Staff plans and policy officer at the Pentagon (per campaign site). source: theballotbrief.com
- Degrees in special education, international relations and educational leadership (per campaign site). source: theballotbrief.com
- Served 28 years in the U.S. Army, retiring as a lieutenant colonel; deployed to Iraq and trained the Afghan National Army (per campaign site). source: theballotbrief.com
- Holds degrees in special education, international relations and educational leadership (per campaign site). source: theballotbrief.com
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- Affordability, responsible development, roads, jobs and fiscal accountability source: theballotbrief.com
- Parental rights and school quality source: theballotbrief.com
- Government transparency source: theballotbrief.com
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