Statewide · 2026 Candidate
Blaise Ingoglia
Running for Chief Financial Officer, District Statewide
Party: RepublicanStatus: Qualified
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How Blaise Has Actually Voted
Blaise Ingoglia currently serves as a member of the Florida Senate, so there is a record — not just campaign statements. 258 recorded votes across the 2025 Regular Session.
Yea
244
Nay
6
Other
8
Most recent votes
S25002025-06-16YEA
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H70312025-06-16YEA
S70222025-06-16YEA
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Florida Legislature roll calls via LegiScan. Covers the 2025 and 2026 regular sessions, complete through March 13, 2026. Votes cast in Congress are listed separately where they exist.
Positions on Key Issues
Sourced from campaign websites and public statements. These are the candidate's own claims as published, not independently verified by Activate Pinellas unless marked.
Housing
Led efforts to protect first responders and parental rights
Led efforts to protect first responders and parental rights
Source →Elections
Passed nation’s toughest anti-illegal immigration law Sponsored the largest tax cut in Florida history Strengthened voter ID and election integrity laws Led efforts to protect first responders and parental rights DONATE ON THE ISSUES MEET BLAISE
Passed nation’s toughest anti-illegal immigration law Sponsored the largest tax cut in Florida history Strengthened voter ID and election integrity laws Led efforts to protect first responders and parental rights DONATE ON THE ISSUES MEET BLAISE
Source →Insurance
Holding insurance companies accountable Exposing waste, fraud, and abuse in government Making Florida more resilient against storms Standing up for First Responders ON THE ISSUES
Holding insurance companies accountable Exposing waste, fraud, and abuse in government Making Florida more resilient against storms Standing up for First Responders ON THE ISSUES
Source →Immigration
For years, Blaise has been the go-to voice in the legislature to stop illegal immigration. This commitment to law and order is exemplified by SB 1718, which Blaise sponsored to stop giving IDs and driver’s licenses to illegal immigrants, mandate the use of E-Verify, and increase fines and penalties for employers who hire illegal aliens. When Governor DeSantis needed help in the Florida Legislature to crack down on illegal immigration, Blaise Ingoglia received the call.
For years, Blaise has been the go-to voice in the legislature to stop illegal immigration. This commitment to law and order is exemplified by SB 1718, which Blaise sponsored to stop giving IDs and driver’s licenses to illegal immigrants, mandate the use of E-Verify, and increase fines and penalties for employers who hire illegal aliens. Blaise also led the effort to prohibit an illegal alien from wiring money to another country to pay drug cartels. When Governor DeSantis needed help in the Florida Legislature to crack down on illegal immigration, Blaise Ingoglia received the call. Blaise’s message to illegal immigrants has been even clearer – you can go home, or you can go to Alligator Alcatraz, the choice is yours. Blaise was an integral part of the MAGA movement since the beginning. As the Chairman of the Republican Party in 2016 he helped Team Trump win the State of Florida. In fact, he was the first politico to famously predict President Trumps historic win on the Lou Dobbs Show on FOX Business. When it comes to backing the Trump agenda, Blaise walks the walk. Not only did he help Trump win in 2016, but Blaise was also an official spokesman for the 2020 campaign and an official campaign surrogate in 2024. Floridians can trust Blaise Ingoglia to advance and defend the MAGA movement in the Sunshine State.
Source →Gun Policy
The Second Amendment Right to bear arms is a cornerstone of our republic, and it’s under attack by both Democrats and Republicans like never before. In 2018, Blaise stood with gun owners and voted against the largest gun control measure in Florida’s history, thereby solidifying his legacy as one of the most pro-2A legislators in the legislature. In 2025, Blaise sponsored and drove the passage of SB 952, legislation that struck down unconstitutional restrictions on the sale, display, and possessi
For years, Blaise Ingoglia has been fighting to stop voter fraud. As a past Chairman of the Republican Party of Florida, he knows firsthand the importance of securing our elections. Blaise authored and passed into law the landmark voter security law SB 90, which prohibited ballot harvesting, prevented ‘ Zuckerbucks ’ from influencing elections, removed fraud-prone drop boxes, provided greater oversight of the voter rolls, and added stricter oversight to vote-by-mail procedures. In short, Blaise along with Governor DeSantis, made it easier to vote and harder to cheat. Ingoglia also took on Big Tech by sponsoring legislation that prevented social media platforms from censoring political candidates. Blaise believes in the sacred right of “one person, one vote,” and will fight to protect it. The Second Amendment Right to bear arms is a cornerstone of our republic, and it’s under attack by both Democrats and Republicans like never before. That’s why Blaise is standing in the way of those who want to impose tyrannical regulations on our guns. In 2018, Blaise stood with gun owners and voted against the largest gun control measure in Florida’s history, thereby solidifying his legacy as one of the most pro-2A legislators in the legislature. In 2025, Blaise sponsored and drove the passage of SB 952, legislation that struck down unconstitutional restrictions on the sale, display, and possession of firearms and ammunition during a declared state of emergency. Ingoglia made it clear that
Source →Public Safety
Blaise Ingoglia has always backed Florida’s First Responders, understanding that police, sheriff deputies, firefighters, EMTs, and other emergency personnel are critical to public safety. Blaise also passed laws stopping the demonizing of law enforcement by the radical “defund the police” crowd.
Blaise Ingoglia has always backed Florida’s First Responders, understanding that police, sheriff deputies, firefighters, EMTs, and other emergency personnel are critical to public safety. Suicide has become an epidemic among our First Responders. Blaise tackled this tragedy head-on by helping to pass laws to expand workers’ comp coverage for First Responders suffering with PTSD. He also advanced legislation to provide cancer presumption coverage for firefighters, as the fires of today are much more harmful due to chemicals than the fires of previous decades. Blaise also passed laws stopping the demonizing of law enforcement by the radical “defund the police” crowd. Now, as CFO, he now oversees the State Fire Marshal’s Office, giving him direct authority to support these heroes through equipment upgrades, training programs, and funding for emergency response. Ingoglia has made it clear: he won’t tolerate attacks on first responders, and he will always fight to ensure they have the tools and respect they need to serve Florida’s communities. As a State Senator, Blaise Ingoglia was among the first legislators to oppose building hotels and golf courses in our state parks. He also singlehandedly stopped a proposed bill that would have allowed overdevelopment of our agricultural lands. Blaise understands that Florida is special because of its waterways, beaches, forests, and beautiful state parks. As your CFO, Blaise understands that Florida is unlike any other state in the na
Source →Frequently Asked
- Who is Blaise Ingoglia?
- Blaise Ingoglia is a 2026 Republican candidate for Chief Financial Officer, Statewide. Blaise Ingoglia has stated positions on 6 key issues.
- What office is Blaise Ingoglia running for?
- Blaise Ingoglia is running for Chief Financial Officer, Statewide.
- How can I learn more about Blaise Ingoglia's positions?
- Blaise Ingoglia's stated positions cover: Housing, Elections, Insurance, Immigration, Gun Policy, Public Safety. See full positions below.
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