JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Florida Rep. Debbie Mayfield has announced her candidacy for Florida Senate District 19, a seat she previously held before reaching the state’s term limits.

Florida Rep. Debbie Mayfield is seeking a Florida Supreme Court ruling that would put on the ballot for a special election for the Florida Senate District 19 seat.© TIM SHORTT / FLORIDA TODAY ...

Republican state Rep. Debbie Mayfield filed suit directly to the Florida Supreme Court on Thursday, alleging state election officials broke the law when they blocked her from qualifying for a ...

When Debbie Mayfield appears on the ballot in April, these are truths voters shouldn’t forget. Nick Tomboulides serves as CEO of U.S. Term Limits. He resides in Cocoa.

Mayfield resigned the House District 32 seat, effective June 9, to run for Florida Senate in District 19, which covers Central and South Brevard. The current District 19 senator, Republican Randy ...

Rep. Debbie Mayfield, who returned to the House in November, at a hearing in the state Capitol Tuesday (Feb. 11, 2025).

State Rep. Debbie Mayfield, R-Brevard County The case centered on the state’s term-limits law and how it applied to Mayfield, who is trying to return to a Senate seat she left in November after ...

Debbie Mayfield is so plainly entitled to run for her former Florida Senate seat that it would be unimaginable for the Supreme Court to say she can’t. But it just might.

Then Sen. Debbie Mayfield, center, a Republican from Melbourne, in the Florida Capitol, Thursday, March 10, 2022, in Tallahassee . (AP Photo/Wilfredo Lee) ...

State election officials booted Rep. Debbie Mayfield from a special election for the Senate District 19 seat Wednesday, claiming Florida’s law imposing eight-year term limits means she can’t ...

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – Arguing that elections officials overstepped their authority, state Rep. Debbie Mayfield on Thursday filed an emergency petition at the Florida Supreme Court after being ...

When Debbie Mayfield appears on the ballot in April, these are truths voters shouldn’t forget. Nick Tomboulides serves as CEO of U.S. Term Limits. He resides in Cocoa.