Elizabeth Porter, Florida State Representative District 11

27th Annual Live Oak Christmas Parade

Admin — Sun, 04 Dec 2011 01:01:59 +0000

Elizabeth Porter gets festive at the 27th annual Live Oak Christmas parade Saturday, December 3rd.

Watch a video of the Live Oak Christmas Parade at Vimeo.com. Posted by Karl Burkhardt of the Lake City Journal.

Florida Horse Park Ribbon Cutting

Admin — Sat, 19 Nov 2011 22:28:25 +0000

[...]On a sunny day in Ocala, Florida lawmakers like state senator Steve Oelrich saddled up at the Florida Horse Park. Trainers from the park led the politicians on a scenic horseback tour of the grounds for the Legislative Trail Ride and Cookout…[...]

Read the original article here: http://www.wcjb.com/news/11004/lawmakers-put-on-their-riding-boots

[...]Ocala/Marion County Chamber of Commerce ribbon cutting for the Florida Agriculture Center and Horse Park’s Memorial Tree Program, Nov. 18…[...]

See photo at Florida Horse Parks Facebook page.

Hello from Elizabeth

Admin — Sat, 01 Jan 2011 03:09:54 +0000

Thanks for visiting

the website of my campaign for Florida House of Representatives, District 11. While I hope to meet you in person on the campaign trail, this site is a great way to learn about what is happening with the campaign and about how you can volunteer. If you are so inclined, you can even make a donation to our cause.

Just as important, the site offers you a way to contact me with your interests and concerns. I firmly believe that a campaign is really nothing more than an ongoing conversation between the candidate and the voters about what is best for Florida and for our community. We all know that difficult times bring out people’s true colors. There are some in elected office who believe that the answers to the challenges we are facing are to be found in more government, more taxes, and more top-down control over our lives. Read the newspaper any day of the week and you will see what I mean. If the voters give me the privilege of serving in the State House, I will bring a different set of values and priorities to Tallahassee.

I believe that the way to prosperity is to return to the principles that have made our country great. That means creating a culture of opportunity rather than entitlement; fostering liberty rather than dependence; and relying on individual initiative, rather than government, to solve our problems. I am so grateful for the support that our community has given me in the past, and I look forward in the months ahead to earning the opportunity to represent you in Tallahassee.