State · 2026 Candidate
Conrad Schupay
Running for State House District 63, District 63
Party: DemocratStatus: Qualified
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Other 2026 candidates for State House District 63, 63.
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.
Education
Ensure equity measures exist to address educational disparities, food insecurity, and healthcare access
Ensure equity measures exist to address educational disparities, food insecurity, and healthcare access
Source →Elections
Propose/Support legislation to ensure voting rights, expand reproductive rights, and maintain marriage equality
Propose/Support legislation to ensure voting rights, expand reproductive rights, and maintain marriage equality
Source →Environment
Now I want to continue that service for my community by going to Tallahassee and fighting for the issues that matter to citizens.” THE ISSUES Economic Affordability Ensure economic affordability for hard-working Floridians and their families Reform home insurance legislation to reduce costs Stabilize electricity costs Extend healthcare benefits for seniors, working families, disabled citizens, and veterans Increase job training programs with a focus on labor shortage areas Expand new home
“From an early age, I viewed service to my country as an honor and obligation, so I went to West Point and embarked on a military career. After 20+ years in the Army that included multiple deployments and diverse assignments, I settled back in my hometown. Now I want to continue that service for my community by going to Tallahassee and fighting for the issues that matter to citizens.” THE ISSUES Economic Affordability Ensure economic affordability for hard-working Floridians and their families Reform home insurance legislation to reduce costs Stabilize electricity costs Extend healthcare benefits for seniors, working families, disabled citizens, and veterans Increase job training programs with a focus on labor shortage areas Expand new home buyer programs to allow more Floridians the opportunity to own Safeguard Florida Safeguard Florida by protecting our Constitutional rights, and supporting law enforcement and first responders Promote safety, security, and law enforcement for our citizens Propose/Support legislation to ensure voting rights, expand reproductive rights, and maintain marriage equality Protect our neighbors from unconstitutional federal law enforcement Employ common-sense gun control laws Sustainable Future Build a better, more sustainable future that accounts for all Floridians to live the American dream Ensure equity measures exist to address educational disparities, food insecurity, and healthcare access Improve our education system beginning wit
Source →Healthcare
Extend healthcare benefits for seniors, working families, disabled citizens, and veterans
Extend healthcare benefits for seniors, working families, disabled citizens, and veterans
Source →Economy
Increase job training programs with a focus on labor shortage areas
Increase job training programs with a focus on labor shortage areas
Source →Veterans
After high school graduation, he attended Florida State University for a year before being nominated and accepted to the United States Military Academy at West Point. Conrad served for over 24 years of active duty service in the Army and the Florida Army National Guard, with two deployments to Afghanistan, a deployment to Kuwait, service in Korea and Germany, and in coveted units like the 101st Airborne Division, Florida’s 53rd Infantry Brigade Combat Team, and U.S. After military retire
Conrad grew up in Tampa after his father retired from the Air Force and returned to his hometown. Conrad attended Sacred Heart Academy, Saint Peter Claver, and Mary Help of Christians schools in Tampa before moving to Spring Hill, where he graduated from Springstead High School. After high school graduation, he attended Florida State University for a year before being nominated and accepted to the United States Military Academy at West Point. Upon graduation from West Point, Conrad commissioned as a second lieutenant in the U.S. Army as an infantry officer. Conrad served for over 24 years of active duty service in the Army and the Florida Army National Guard, with two deployments to Afghanistan, a deployment to Kuwait, service in Korea and Germany, and in coveted units like the 101st Airborne Division, Florida’s 53rd Infantry Brigade Combat Team, and U.S. Africa Command, culminating with retirement as a Lieutenant Colonel in 2022. Along the way, Conrad married Dr. Brigette Schupay, nee' Barno, a Tampa native and social worker, and for the last 17 years, they have shared their journey while raising two daughters, who attend Hillsborough High School. After military retirement, Conrad worked for over two years in the City of Tampa government before transitioning to the financial industry, where he currently serves as a Risk Manager. Despite this career shift, his commitment to public service—and to serving his community—never wavered. That calling ultimat
Source →Public Safety
Promote safety, security, and law enforcement for our citizens
Promote safety, security, and law enforcement for our citizens
Source →Frequently Asked
- Who is Conrad Schupay?
- Conrad Schupay is a 2026 Democrat candidate for State House District 63, 63. Conrad Schupay has stated positions on 7 key issues.
- What office is Conrad Schupay running for?
- Conrad Schupay is running for State House District 63, 63.
- How can I learn more about Conrad Schupay's positions?
- Conrad Schupay's stated positions cover: Education, Elections, Environment, Healthcare, Economy, Veterans, Public Safety. See full positions below.
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