Current members of the Florida House of Representatives. Speaker of the House: Chris Sprowls. District 1. Michelle Salzman R. Alex Andrade R. Jayer Williamson R. Patterson Maney R. Jay Trumbull R. Ramon Alexander D. Allison Tant D. Chuck Brannan R. Clay Yarborough R. Tracie Davis D. Angela Nixon D. Wyman Duggan R. Jason Fischer R. Cyndi Stevenson R. Sam Garrison R. Bobby Payne R. Yvonne Hinson D. Chuck Clemons R. Stan McClain R.
Paul Renner R. Elizabeth Fetterhoff R. Webster Barnaby R. David Smith R. Scott Plakon R. Joy Goff-Marcil D. Keith Truenow R. Anthony Sabatini R. Ralph Massullo R. Blaise Ingoglia R. Amber Mariano R. Randy Maggard R. Josie Tomkow R. Colleen Burton R.
Sam Killebrew R. Fred Hawkins R. Kristen Arrington D. Geraldine Thompson D. Travaris McCurdy D. Anna Eskamani D. Daisy Morales D. Carlos Smith D. Rene Plasencia R. Tyler Sirois R. Mike Beltran R. Lawrence McClure R. Andrew Learned D. Jackie Toledo R. Susan Valdes D. Fentrice Driskell D. Traci Koster R. Chris Sprowls R. Nick DiCeglie R. Christopher Latvala R. Linda Chaney R. Michele Rayner D.
Will Robinson R. Fiona McFarland R. Tommy Gregory R. James Buchanan R. Michael Grant R. Mike Giallombardo R. Jenna Persons R. Spencer Roach R. Kelly Skidmore D. Growing up around politics, Marcelo Llorente realized that serving your community was a great calling.
His Jesuit high school education further instilled in him a deep commitment to community service. Llorente aspired from a young age to become an attorney and serve in an elected office. Although it was his dream, Llorente never imagined running for office would come so early in his career.
He first considered running while he was in his third year of law school at Florida State and clerking at Bryant Miller Olive. Because of the redistricting process, the seat was most likely going to switch to Republican and Llorente had been a Republican since registering to vote. He began determining what it would take to run and win, and officially entered the race in January It was a great honor and a unique experience that I will forever cherish.
He spent close to a decade with the firm, opening the Miami office in January and developing his public finance and governmental law practice. The firm also handles the transactional needs of many other companies on a general counsel-type basis. In addition, Llorente is managing partner at LSN Partners — a consulting firm that specializes in business development and government relations.
Llorente describes the businesses as running on parallel tracks. Llorente relishes the diversity of his practice — both in terms of his clients and the many industries they touch. We are afforded the opportunity to deal in different industries with C-suite executives and help guide some important corporate and business development decisions.
Although he often finds himself away from home for work, Llorente makes it a priority to be in South Florida with his family as much as possible.
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