Bryan Avila

Bryan Avila was born in Hialeah, Florida, and lives in Miami Springs, Florida. Avila has served in the Florida Army National Guard and has reached the rank of first lieutenant. He earned an A.A. in political science from Miami Dade College in 2004, a B.A. from the University of Miami in 2006, and an M.S. in criminal justice and an M.P.A. from Florida International University in 2010. Avila's career experience includes working as a college professor.[1]

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Avila's website highlighted the following campaign themes:

A strong advocate of conservative principles, smaller government, and personal freedom.

Champion for lower taxes, fiscal responsibility, and conservative family values.

Committed to job creation initiatives for the district and working with business leaders to boost the local economy.

Expand educational choice options for children and parents.

Fight for property insurance reform to maintain affordable rates for homeowners.

Support affordable and accessible healthcare reform without becoming dependent on federal government mandates or funding.[9][10]