Neil J. Gillespie
What this job does: One of Florida's two votes in the U.S. Senate. Senators write and vote on federal laws, taxes and spending, and approve or reject the president's picks for federal judges, the Supreme Court and the Cabinet. This race fills the last two years of a six-year term.
- Occupation
- Founder and director of Justice Network (advocacy and news organization)
- Lives in
- Ocala
Background
- Raised in Levittown, Pennsylvania; moved to Florida in 1993. source: neilgillespie4senate.blogspot.com
- Former licensed motor vehicle dealer in Pennsylvania. source: neilgillespie4senate.blogspot.com
- Attended the Wharton School evening division at the University of Pennsylvania and holds a B.A. from The Evergreen State College. source: neilgillespie4senate.blogspot.com
- Previously ran for Mayor of Ocala. source: neilgillespie4senate.blogspot.com
- Qualified as a no-party-affiliation candidate for the November 3, 2026 U.S. Senate special election. source: theballotbrief.com
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- Restore checks and balances and separation of powers source: neilgillespie4senate.blogspot.com
- National health coverage with an opt-out option source: neilgillespie4senate.blogspot.com
- Secure borders, vetting of immigrants, and a path to citizenship for those who follow the rules source: neilgillespie4senate.blogspot.com
- Proof of citizenship to vote source: neilgillespie4senate.blogspot.com
- First Amendment protections: free speech, free press, separation of church and state source: neilgillespie4senate.blogspot.com
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