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Republican National Hispanic Assembly of Florida Endorses Barbara Casanova for REC State Committeewoman
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RNHA of FL Endorses Barbara Casanova for REC State Committeewoman

MIAMI - Washingtoner -- The Republican National Hispanic Assembly of Florida is pleased to announce the endorsement of its 2nd Vice Chair, Barbara Casanova, for REC State Committeewoman.

Vice Chair Luis Figueroa stated, "Barbara Casanova has been invaluable to the RNHA Florida board, from mentoring candidates to grassroots development. As National Secretary, she has excelled in our communications, strategic planning, and Hispanic outreach efforts.

Her organization, Citizens First, has stepped up to train voters and mentor conservative candidates where others have faltered. Barbara is an exemplary leader, unwavering in her dedication to the party's success. I am confident that her leadership will be outstanding at REC State.

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It has been a profound honor to work with such a dedicated board and I am deeply grateful for their unwavering confidence. I eagerly anticipate representing the RNHA and being a resounding voice for Hispanic voters as REC State Committeewoman, Says Ms. Casanova.

In addition to being the 2nd Vice Chair of the RNHA, Ms. Casanova is also the National Secretary of the RNHA. She manages a non-profit organization dedicated to advocacy, educating voters, and mentoring citizens who wish to run for office. Recently, she was listed among the Latino Americans for Trump Coalition members.

For more information about Barbara Casanova and her campaign for REC State Committeewoman, visit VoteCasanvoaGOP.com or email Ms. Casanova directly at Barbara@VoteCasanovaGOP.com.

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Barbara Casanova
barbara@votecasanovagop.com
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