Pro-Family | Pro-Common Sense
ERIN HUNTLEY
Common Sense
Leadership
Erin Huntley has spent her career solving problems. From the private sector to public service, she's earned a reputation for bringing people together, improving schools, supporting public safety, and being a responsible steward of taxpayer dollars.
Every Child Deserves Opportunity
As a mother of three, Erin knows every child learns differently. She'll continue expanding educational opportunities, supporting excellent teachers, improving literacy, and making sure parents remain partners in their children's education.
Making Florida
More Affordable
Erin Huntley will fight to make Florida more affordable by keeping taxes low, lowering property insurance costs, cutting wasteful government spending, and expanding opportunities for families to achieve the American Dream.
Endorsed by Police, Fire, and Business
Erin Huntley, proudly endorsed by the following first responder organizations: Florida Professional Firefighters, Orange County Fire Fighters Association (IAFF Local 2057), Osceola County Professional Fire Fighters (IAFF Local 3284), Reedy Creek Professional Fire Fighters Association (IAFF Local 2117), Florida State Fraternal Order of Police, Florida Police Benevolent Association, Fraternal Order of Police District 7, and Fraternal Order of Police Orange County.
Erin Huntley has spent nearly two decades raising her family in Central Florida with her husband, Eric. Guided by faith, integrity, and strong conservative values, she brings real-world private-sector experience from Walt Disney Parks, JetBlue Airways, and DECA Inc.
Appointed by Governor Ron DeSantis to the Florida Virtual School Board of Trustees and honored to represent President Donald J. Trump as an Electoral College member, Erin has championed conservative principles at every level.
Now she’s running for Florida House District 45 to expand school choice, strengthen public safety, promote fiscal discipline, and create opportunity for Florida families.
Endorsed by Police, Fire, and Business