Jane Aman

Jane Aman is a lifelong educator and community organizer running to flip a seat in the Florida House in November. From the classroom to the soccer field to the front lines of community advocacy, Jane has dedicated her career to serving others. She’s running to ensure that working families, students, and everyday Floridians, not corporations, are the center of the state legislature’s priorities. With deep roots in central Florida and a proven commitment to equity and public service, Jane is ready to fight for a fairer and more affordable future for all Floridians.

In 2024, District 37 elected a Republican by less than 450 votes. Now, Jane is stepping up to flip this ultra-competitive seat and help Democrats break the GOP supermajority in the Florida House.

2026 is a historic opportunity to build Democratic power in Florida and break toxic supermajorities in both the state House and Senate.

Across both chambers, Democrats only need to flip 9 seats to end the GOP supermajorities, block veto overrides, and check the reckless adoption of Trump’s extremist policies at the state level. Florida Republicans have turned a blind eye to the affordability crisis, cut Medicaid access for seniors, and demolished economic opportunity for Floridians.

The DLCC has been on the ground working with Florida Democrats to win key races, recruit competitive candidates, and identify the districts where nationwide grassroots support will have the most impact in 2026. Since 2020, we’ve highlighted 47 Florida state legislative candidates in our Target Races program, including Emily Gregory, who won a stunning special election victory in March to represent HD-87, flipping the district that includes Mar-a-Lago.

Progress is possible in Florida, but we have to keep up the momentum. We cannot afford to miss this moment to put Florida Democrats on the strongest trajectory to build back power after almost 30 years of one-party rule. The DLCC is all hands on deck to support Florida Democrats committed to building a brighter future for the Sunshine State.