Text DLCC to 64784

By participating, you agree to receive recurring automated text messages from the DLCC with news & info about our work. Message & data rates may apply. Text STOP to end. Text HELP for help. dlcc.org/privacy-policy/

Photo of Emily Gregory

Florida HD 87

Emily Gregory

Emily Gregory is a small business owner from West Palm Beach who pulled off a stunning upset victory to flip her Florida House district blue, which includes Mar-a-Lago.

Candidate Info

Election Info

Date:
March 24, 2026

On Social

The Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee (DLCC) is the official Democratic Party committee dedicated to winning the fight for America’s state legislatures.

Anchor heading for Emily Gregory bio

About Emily

Emily Gregory is a small business owner from West Palm Beach who pulled off a stunning upset victory to flip her Florida House district blue, which includes Mar-a-Lago. This race was an important opportunity to chip away at the GOP supermajority in the Florida House, and Emily stepped up to help usher in a brighter future for working families in her state. Now, Emily will fight for her community in the legislature while working to bring down the cost of living.

Republicans flipped this district in 2022, but Emily ran a strong campaign, retaking the seat and re-establish an important foothold for Democrats in the Florida House.

Florida

Republicans currently hold supermajorities in both chambers of the Florida legislature and have used their power to rubber-stamp Trump’s disastrous agenda. Both the Florida House and Senate are on the DLCC’s 2026 Target Map, and capitalizing on these opportunities to grow Democratic power is essential.

Since 2020, the DLCC has named 47 Florida candidates to our Target Races program to seize the best opportunities to defend and flip important seats and push back against rampant right-wing extremism. In the last year, state Democrats have competed in multiple special elections across Florida to bring the fight to Republicans.

In the 2026 midterms, Democrats need a gain of 8 seats in the Florida House and 3 in the Senate to break the Republican supermajorities. With a historic opportunity in 2026 to make significant gains in state legislatures all across the country, we cannot afford to miss the chance in Florida.