Colleen Burton
Burton, of Lakeland, served in the Florida House (2014-2022) before winning SD 12 in 2022 over Democrat Veysel Dokur; she is seeking a second Senate term.
How they got on the ballot: Declared for Aug. 18, 2026 Republican primary; no primary opponent reported (Ballotpedia).
Positions on the major issues
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No public position found on 18 issues
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Other issues this candidate has raised
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