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Chuck Clemons

Candidate for Florida House of Representatives - District 22 in 2022 Florida General Election.

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Chuck Clemons

About Chuck Clemons

Professional Experience
Florida State House of Representative, State Representative (2016 - Present)
Florida House of Representatives, State Representative - District 21 (2016 - Present)
Santa Fe College, Vice President of Advancement and Communications (2007 - Present)
Alachua County, Commissioner (1996 - 2000)
Koss-Olinger Financial Group, Self-Employed Financial Consultant
U.S. Department of Agriculture, State Director of United State Department of Agriculture Rural Development
Degrees
Bachelor's, University of Florida (1979)
Associate's, Florida Gateway College (1977)
High School Diploma, Santa Fe High School

Economy

With a background in finance, Chuck believes the best way to create jobs in the private sector is working to create conditions that allow the American entrepreneurial spirit to flourish through less regulation and lower, fair taxation. Learn more

Election Information

Recent Candidacies
Florida House of Representatives - District 22 in Florida General Election
Florida House of Representatives - District 22 in Florida Consolidated Election
Florida House of Representatives - District 21 in Florida General Election
Florida House of Representatives - District 21 in Florida 2018 General Election
Florida House of Representatives - District 21 in Florida 2018 Primary Election

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