Candidate, Florida State House of Representatives, District 113, 2018

No caucus information on file.

Attorney, Parker & Maloney, 1991-present

Former Owner, General Nutrition Center

Former Radio Host, The Lawmen Show

Member, Hawaii State Bar, 2011-present

Member, Florida State Bar, present

President, New Directions, present

Member, New Jersey State Bar, present

Member, Rotary Club of Miami Beach, present

Member, University of Miami Citizens Board, present

Certified Arbitrator, Financial Industry Regulation Authority

Former Chair, Florida Bar Grievance Committee 11C

Former Board Member/ Chair, Major Gifts, American Cancer Society (“ACS”) Florida Division

Former President, Rotary Club of Miami

Former Membership Chair, Rotary International District 6990

Former Intern, The Legal Aid Society

Priority Issues:

As District 113 State Representative for Miami Beach and downtown Miami/Little Havana, Jonathan Parker promises to:
Reduce Traffic
Make Florida Safe Again
Care for Seniors' Needs
More Choices for Kids' Education
Create Jobs by Cutting Taxes & Regulations
Make Healthcare Work Again
Rout Out Corruption & Waste
Smaller Government -- Less Intrusion -- Less Bureaucracy and Red Tape
Represent Your Concerns effectively.
Encourage Local Business because high rents and oppressive regulations close businesses.
Be Responsive by returning constituent phone calls, emails, and letters promptly and meeting with you because a resident with a problem or a special need, needs government responsiveness!
Eliminate "Pay to Play" because our Representatives serve the citizens who elect them.
Keep Government Transparent
Root Out Spending and Waste as a fiscal conservative, striving to reduce government cost and root out waste.
Cut Red Tape and Bureaucracy because, as an attorney, he knows that effective laws must be succinct and cogent. Laws should impose NO undue burden on residents or businesses.
Keep Government Transparent because although Miami and Miami Beach have excellent employees and representatives, "deals" must be transparent, negotiated with public comment.
Your agenda is Jonathan Parker's!