Overview
- LaVon Bracy Davis secured roughly 43% of the vote in Tuesday’s four-candidate special primary while her brother Randolph Bracy trailed with about 12%.
- The seat opened after the February death of Sen. Geraldine Thompson, whose family publicly endorsed Bracy Davis to carry on her policy agenda.
- Their mother, civil rights activist LaVon Wright Bracy, endorsed and managed her daughter’s campaign after previously siding with Thompson over Randolph in 2024.
- Bracy Davis campaigned on expanding voting rights and boosting public school teacher pay as key pillars of her platform.
- She will face Republican Willie Montague on Sept. 2 in a district covering Orlando, Ocoee, Apopka and Winter Garden that overwhelmingly favors Democrats.