I’m not a career politician, I’m a firefighter, an EMT, a paramedic, a husband, a father, and someone who has spent my life serving others when they needed help most. Now, I’m running for Congress because I believe that same commitment to service belongs in Washington. I know what it’s like to make life-or-death decisions, to work alongside people from every background, and to see firsthand the challenges families face, from rising healthcare costs and housing affordability to protecting our environment and strengthening public safety. My campaign is about putting people before politics, listening before leading, and delivering real results for Florida’s Treasure Coast. Together, we can fight for: 🚒 Stronger support for first responders 🏥 Affordable, accessible healthcare 🌊 Clean water and environmental protection 🏠 Affordable housing and economic opportunity 🗳️ A government that works for everyone, not just the well-connected This campaign isn’t about me, it’s about us and the future we want to build together. Join the movement, share this video, and let’s make history together.

Florida Congressional District 21, after 7 days of Early Voting: (St. Lucie, Martin, and Palm Beach County Early Voting). Republican: 43,535 Democrat: 36,594 NPA: 18,013 (~ 30% Voter Turnout) Candidates: Brian Mast (R) James Martin (D) Alex Cooke (I) Go Make a Plan to Vote Early.

Florida Congressional District 21, after 6 days of Early Voting: (St. Lucie, Martin, and Palm Beach County Early Voting). Republican: 40,457 Democrat: 33,896 NPA: 16,578 (~ 28% Voter Turnout) Candidates: Brian Mast (R) James Martin (D) Alex Cooke (I) Go Make a Plan to Vote Early.

Florida Congressional District 21, after 5 days of Early Voting: (St. Lucie and Palm Beach County Early Voting). Republican: 36,049 Democrat: 30,195 NPA: 14,680 (~ 25% Voter Turnout) Candidates: Brian Mast (R) James Martin (D) Alex Cooke (I) Go Make a Plan to Vote Early.

Florida Congressional District 21, Day 4 of Early Voting Recap: (St. Lucie and Palm Beach County Early Voting). Republican: 29,668 Democrat: 25,806 NPA: 12,234 (~ 21% Voter Turnout) Candidates: Brian Mast (R) James Martin (D) Alex Cooke (I) Go Make a Plan to Vote Early.

Change isn’t gonna happen by you sitting at home and hoping someone else does it for you. If you’re here in St. Lucie, Martin, Or Palm Beach County, and you need to go today and make sure your voice is heard. That’s the only way we can change our representation here in FL-CD 21.

Florida Congressional District 21, Day 3 of Early Voting Recap: (St. Lucie and Palm Beach County Early Voting). Republican: 23,430 Democrat: 21,545 NPA: 9,855 (~ 16% Voter Turnout) Go Make a Plan to Vote Early.

Florida Congressional District 21, After Day 2 of Early Voting Recap: (St. Lucie and Palm Beach County Early Voting). Democrat: 13,131 Republican: 12,124 NPA: 5,612 (~ 9% Voter Turnout) Go Make a Plan to Vote Early.

Yesterday was a solid start here in Florida Congressional District 21, Democrat: 9,508 Republican: 8,195 NPA: 3,977 However there is still a lot of work to be done. To put things in perspective: 2022 Midterm Elections (Total Voter Turnout: 328,505) Brian Mast: 208,164 Corina Robinson: 119,891 St Lucie: Mast - 72,888 and Robinson - 47,960 Martin: Mast - 55,018 and Robinson - 22,233 Palm Beach: Mast - 80,708 and Robinson 49,698 We have to run up the numbers and increase the turnout gaps in St. Lucie and Palm Beach to have a chance for an upset. Reach out to everyone you know to get them to go vote early. Go pick them up and take them to the polls if necessary.

Florida Congressional District 21, First Day of Early Voting Recap: (St. Lucie and Palm Beach County Early Voting opened today). Democrat: 9,508 Republican: 8,195 NPA: 3,977 (~ 9% Voter Turnout) Go Make a Plan to Vote Early.

Today is the first day today is the first day of early voting here in St. Lucie County and Palm Beach County. You can walk into any early voting precinct and cast your ballot today. Don’t wait until November 3rd, go and vote now!!!

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So now Byron Donalds wants to remember his roots when it’s convenient? But you don’t remember your roots when it’s time to vote on legislation affecting the community. Making it make sense.