About Rachel

 

Rachel Plakon is the heir apparent to House District 36.

Rachel is running for her husband's seat in the FL legislature because he has termed out.  Is this spouse qualified for a House seat based on marital status?  Compiled here is information collected from public records and social media.

 

Republican candidate campaign checklist.  Rachel checks all the boxes.

• MAGA ideology - ✔

  • Ultra MAGA

• NRA member - ✔

• Assault rifle - ✔

  • Slayer of pork
• Hunt/Hunting - see assault rifle
• Pro Birth - ✔

• Anti-Immigration - ✔

  • From TV Add, not Florida

• Moms for Liberty - ✔

• In lockstep with DeSantis - ✔

  • Rachel's hero

• Ashley Moody supporter - ✔

 

Fast Facts!

• Donations from HD 36 by zip code equal 6.3% of total donations to Rachel's campaign
• Donations form Seminole County by zip code equal 12.7% of total donations
• Donations from Tallahassee addresses equal 51.5% of total donations
• Donations from Lobbyists and Firms equal 9.0% of total donations
• Donations from the Republican Party of Florida  equals 8.1 % of total donations
• Donations from the Florida House Republican Campaign Committee equals 19.0% of total donations
• Cost per Plakon Vote - $16.70
  • See calculations below
  • Organizations sending Plakon Mailers
    • Florida House Republican Campaign Committee
    • Florida Republican Party
    • Americans for Prosperity
  • Number of known mailers sent to Non Party Affilliated Voters (NPAs) - 11
  • Assume mail to 75% of 37,859 NPA voters = 28,394 voters
  • Total mailers to date = 340,731
  • Cost per mailer = ~$0.55 each
  • Total mailer cost to date = $187,402
  • Total expenses by Plakon and Friends of Rachel Plakon PAC = $379,272.76
  • Total expenses = ~$566,674.81
  • Total voters in House District 36 = 121,229
  • Assume 69% turnout = 83,648 total votes
  • Plakon votes = 33,934
  • Total cost per vote to win = ~$16.70

Whose priorities are Rachel's??

 

Want to know how Rachel will vote in the legislature?  See Scott's record.

• YES - SB 2-C, State congressional districts as drawn by DeSantis

• YES - SB 4-C, Repeals Reedy Creek Improvement District

• YES - SB 524, Establishes Office of Election Crimes and Security

• YES - HB 1571, Increases Protesting on Private Property to a Second Degree Misdemeanor

• YES - HB 1557, Don't Say Gay Bill

• YES - HB 7, Infringes on private business first amendment rights

• YES - HB 5 & Cosponsor, Prohibits Abortions after 15 Weeks

• YES - SB 7072, Prohibits Social Media Companies from "Deplatforming" Political Candidates

• YES - SB 90, Establishes Restrictions on Vote-By-Mail and Drop Boxes. Florida's previous laws and elections were efficient and accurate.