Yvette Benarroch’s Election Night celebration was held at the Tavern on the Bay in Naples. She was joined by family members and a large group of friends and supporters. Benarroch will move on to the November General Election against Democrat Charles Work for State House District 81. With 39 of 39 precincts reporting, Benarroch received 13,043 (56.3%) votes.
“I want to thank all of you and to let you know that there was no way I could have done this without your support, your prayers, your help in door knocking and phone calls,” said Benarroch. “I want the community to know that I appreciate every vote and I and humbled and honored by your support. My commitment to our community is unwavering and it’s this dedication that I will bring to the Florida House. Together, we can continue to build a stronger, brighter future for all.”
Benarroch was most proud to share that her oldest son Zachary voted for the first time and had the opportunity to vote for his mom for the Florida House.
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