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Loranne Ausley

Candidate for Tallahassee City Mayor in 2026 Florida Primary Election.

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Loranne Ausley

About Loranne Ausley

Professional Experience
Mistletoe, Owner/Partner (2022 - Present)
Florida State Senate, State Senator (2020 - Present)
Florida State House of Representatives, State Representative (2016 - Present)
Hollimon, P.A., Attorney (2011 - Present)
Florida House of Representatives, State Representative (2000 - 2008)
Office of Lt. Governor Buddy MacKay, Chief of Staff (1997 - 1998)
Department of Housing and Urban Development, Special Assistant (1996 - 1997)
US Department of Commerce, Director, White House Conference on Travel and Tourism (1993 - 1996)
Office of US Senator Bob Graham, Legislative Assistant (1986 - 1987)
Degrees
JD, Washington and Lee University (1990)
Bachelor's, Randolph College, Economics and Politics (1985)
High School Diploma, Leon High School (1981)

Economy

Thinking long term and making decisions that build economic, environmental and educational foundations for the next generation. Learn more

Strengthening neighborhoods, supporting children and families early, expanding economic opportunity, and working together to build a city where everyone has the chance to thrive. Learn more

Election Information

Recent Candidacies
Tallahassee City Mayor in Florida Primary Election
Florida State Senate - District 3 in Florida General Election
Florida State Senate - District 3 in Florida Consolidated Election
Florida State Senate - District 3 in Florida General Election
Florida House of Representatives - District 9 in Florida 2018 General Election

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