A State Representative’s most important responsibility is to represent ALL constituents in their District. This means meeting with groups, understanding their important issues, taking issues to Tallahassee, and working with other Representatives on solutions. Yvette Benarroch is the most qualified candidate for State Representative, District 81, because she has already done this for many years in her career and volunteer activities. As a leader in the Florida Federation of Republican Women, Yvette helped to organize and lobby for the Women-in-Women’s Sports Bill in Tallahassee.
Yvette has demonstrated that she understands many issues are not unique to District 81 and that she must work with the Representatives in Districts 80 and 82 for the benefit of ALL residents of Collier County. Representing District 81 is a continuation of Yvette’s longtime passion serving Collier County. She regularly attends Republican, VFW and other meetings throughout Collier County, NOT just conveniently during election season.
Yvette always makes time to meet. Her background helps her understand constituents’ concerns and the impacts of proposed legislation. As a small business owner, she understands concerns of small business owners. As a homeowner, she will continue efforts for property insurance relief. As the mother of two sons, she understands the importance of education. As an American born in Puerto Rico, Yvette understands the concerns of those who have moved here legally. Having served in the Air Force during Operation Desert Shield/Desert Storm, Yvette understands veterans and military families.
Please join me in voting Yvette Benarroch, District 81 Representative.
Jan Face Glassman
Naples, Florida
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