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Brent Andersen

U.S. House District 20

2026 Florida U.S. House District 20 — General Election · November 3, 2026

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Last reviewed September 15, 2026

Overview

Official records identify Brent Andersen as a Republican candidate for U.S. House District 20 and show the candidate in the current official primary-election material.

Current race
2026 Florida U.S. House District 20 — General Election on November 3, 2026
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U.S. House District 20 · Republican · Candidate
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LIST OF CANDIDATES

AUGUST 18, 2026 ELECTION

Representative in Congress, District 20 Brent Andersen Republican Party

Representative in Congress, District 20 Lateresa "LA" Jones Republican Party

Representative in Congress, District 20 Rod Joseph Republican Party

Representative in Congress, District 20 Carla Spalding Republican Party

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4082 West Palm Aire Drive, #4 · Pompano Beach, FL 33069

(954)315-3905

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4082 West Palm Aire Drive, #4

Pompano Beach, FL 33069

Phone: (954)315-3905

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Conservative Republican | Builder

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Brent Andersen is a conservative businessman, proven Republican leader, and dedicated community servant running for the U.S. House of Representatives in Florida’s 20th Congressional District.

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Brent Andersen is a conservative businessman, proven Republican leader, and dedicated community servant running for the U.S. House of Representatives in Florida’s 20th Congressional District.

Built on Hard Work and Accountability

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Raised in a middle-class family as the son of a public school teacher and a union asbestos worker, Brent developed a deep appreciation for hard work, personal responsibility, and the belief that skill and determination should open doors of opportunity. He graduated from Catholic High School and earned a Bachelor of Science in Finance from Nichols College.

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Raised in a middle-class family as the son of a public school teacher and a union asbestos worker, Brent developed a deep appreciation for hard work, personal responsibility, and the belief that skill and determination should open doors of opportunity. He graduated from Catholic High School and earned a Bachelor of Science in Finance from Nichols College.

Built on Hard Work and Accountability

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A lifelong Republican with deep roots in the party, Brent served two decades as an elected member (and Treasurer) of the Massachusetts Republican State Committee and was appointed by the Governor to the Massachusetts State Finance and Governance Board. He has held leadership roles including past Chair of Quinsigamond Community College and Corporator of Cornerstone Bank, along with service on community boards focused on youth development, education, and historic preservation. Brent’s commitment to American values is personal as well as professional. A direct descendant of Revolutionary War patriots and early American settlers, he is a life member of the Sons of the Revolution and holds memberships in other hereditary societies dedicated to preserving our nation’s founding principles and heritage.

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A lifelong Republican with deep roots in the party, Brent served two decades as an elected member (and Treasurer) of the Massachusetts Republican State Committee and was appointed by the Governor to the Massachusetts State Finance and Governance Board. He has held leadership roles including past Chair of Quinsigamond Community College and Corporator of Cornerstone Bank, along with service on community boards focused on youth development, education, and historic preservation. Brent’s commitment to American values is personal as well as professional. A direct descendant of Revolutionary War patriots and early American settlers, he is a life member of the Sons of the Revolution and holds memberships in other hereditary societies dedicated to preserving our nation’s founding principles and heritage.

Age

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48

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48

Education

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BS, Finance - Nichols College

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BS, Finance - Nichols College

Hometown

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Pompano Beach

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Pompano Beach

County

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Broward

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Conservative Republican | Builder

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A proud resident of Pompano Beach, Brent is committed to fighting for lower costs, economic opportunity, and constitutional principles that strengthen families and communities across South Florida.

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A proud resident of Pompano Beach, Brent is committed to fighting for lower costs, economic opportunity, and constitutional principles that strengthen families and communities across South Florida.

A Conservative Businessman and Proven Leader

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Brent Andersen is a conservative businessman, proven Republican leader, and dedicated community servant running for the U.S. House of Representatives in Florida’s 20th Congressional District. A proud resident of Pompano Beach, Brent is committed to fighting for lower costs, economic opportunity, and constitutional principles that strengthen families and communities across South Florida.

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Brent Andersen is a conservative businessman, proven Republican leader, and dedicated community servant running for the U.S. House of Representatives in Florida’s 20th Congressional District. A proud resident of Pompano Beach, Brent is committed to fighting for lower costs, economic opportunity, and constitutional principles that strengthen families and communities across South Florida.

Devoted Husband & Father

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A devoted husband to Yula and father to their young daughter, Brent understands the pressures Florida families face every day—from skyrocketing insurance premiums and housing costs to taxes, healthcare access, and education. He is running to bring common-sense conservative leadership to Washington: fiscal responsibility, market-based solutions that lower costs for working families, strong borders and law enforcement, policies that empower parents, and a commitment to protecting the American Dream for the next generation.

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A devoted husband to Yula and father to their young daughter, Brent understands the pressures Florida families face every day—from skyrocketing insurance premiums and housing costs to taxes, healthcare access, and education. He is running to bring common-sense conservative leadership to Washington: fiscal responsibility, market-based solutions that lower costs for working families, strong borders and law enforcement, policies that empower parents, and a commitment to protecting the American Dream for the next generation.

What reforms to the US immigration system do you support? Why? ¿Qué reformas al sistema de inmigración de Estados Unidos apoya usted? ¿Por qué?

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I strongly support comprehensive reforms that prioritize border security as a non-negotiable foundation, followed by streamlining our legal immigration system. Secure borders prevent illegal crossings, drug trafficking, and threats to public safety - policies like ending catch and release, reinstating Remain in Mexico, and enhancing enforcement have proven effective. Simultaneously, we must reduce bureaucratic red tape in legal pathways. My wife’s journey from visa to green card to naturalized citizenship highlighted the frustrating delays and inefficiencies that deter those who follow the rules. Reforms should make legal immigration more efficient and merit-based while protecting American workers and taxpayers. Strong borders and workable legal systems uphold the rule of law and our nation’s traditions.

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I strongly support comprehensive reforms that prioritize border security as a non-negotiable foundation, followed by streamlining our legal immigration system. Secure borders prevent illegal crossings, drug trafficking, and threats to public safety - policies like ending catch and release, reinstating Remain in Mexico, and enhancing enforcement have proven effective. Simultaneously, we must reduce bureaucratic red tape in legal pathways. My wife’s journey from visa to green card to naturalized citizenship highlighted the frustrating delays and inefficiencies that deter those who follow the rules. Reforms should make legal immigration more efficient and merit-based while protecting American workers and taxpayers. Strong borders and workable legal systems uphold the rule of law and our nation’s traditions.

Do you believe climate change is a financial threat to the economy of the nation? Why or why not? ¿Cree que el cambio climático representa una amenaza financiera para la economía del país? ¿Por qué?

Candidate position

Unchecked government spending and expansive regulations in the name of climate change pose a greater financial threat to our economy than the climate itself. Bills like the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 exemplify wasteful earmarks for NGOs and special interests, driving inflation, higher energy costs, and debt without delivering proportional results. We must pursue practical resilience—such as infrastructure improvements—while rejecting policies that harm jobs and affordability. Economic prosperity and environmental stewardship are compatible when driven by innovation, not top-down mandates.

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Unchecked government spending and expansive regulations in the name of climate change pose a greater financial threat to our economy than the climate itself. Bills like the Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 exemplify wasteful earmarks for NGOs and special interests, driving inflation, higher energy costs, and debt without delivering proportional results. We must pursue practical resilience—such as infrastructure improvements—while rejecting policies that harm jobs and affordability. Economic prosperity and environmental stewardship are compatible when driven by innovation, not top-down mandates.

Name your top two legislative priorities for the next Congressional term. Mencione sus dos principales prioridades legislativas para el próximo período del Congreso.

Candidate position

Two key priorities are lowering the cost of living for working families, seniors, and small businesses, and restoring public safety while securing our country. I will fight for legislation to cut wasteful spending - including codifying DOGE recommendations - reduce taxes and regulations, protect Social Security and Medicare, expand affordable health care access, and support small business job creation in South Florida. Reckless Washington spending and overregulation have driven up costs for groceries, housing, insurance, energy, and health care. I will also support bills to secure the border, back law enforcement, combat violent crime, prioritize American citizens, and protect election integrity via the SAVE Act. South Florida families deserve safe communities and a government that serves them.

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Two key priorities are lowering the cost of living for working families, seniors, and small businesses, and restoring public safety while securing our country. I will fight for legislation to cut wasteful spending - including codifying DOGE recommendations - reduce taxes and regulations, protect Social Security and Medicare, expand affordable health care access, and support small business job creation in South Florida. Reckless Washington spending and overregulation have driven up costs for groceries, housing, insurance, energy, and health care. I will also support bills to secure the border, back law enforcement, combat violent crime, prioritize American citizens, and protect election integrity via the SAVE Act. South Florida families deserve safe communities and a government that serves them.

“Freedom of speech” is included in the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. Exactly what does ”Freedom of Speech” mean to you? La libertad de expresión está incluida en la Primera Enmienda de la Constitución de los Estados Unidos. ¿Qué significa exactamente para usted la “libertad de expresión”?

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The First Amendment protects the free and public expression of opinions, ideas, and criticism of government without censorship, interference, or restraint by the state. It safeguards a marketplace of ideas, enabling robust debate essential to democracy. Americans must retain the right to challenge authority openly - something too many countries suppress through harassment, arrest, or imprisonment. Government should not partner with private entities to silence dissent. True freedom of speech defends even unpopular views, ensuring self-governance thrives.

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The First Amendment protects the free and public expression of opinions, ideas, and criticism of government without censorship, interference, or restraint by the state. It safeguards a marketplace of ideas, enabling robust debate essential to democracy. Americans must retain the right to challenge authority openly - something too many countries suppress through harassment, arrest, or imprisonment. Government should not partner with private entities to silence dissent. True freedom of speech defends even unpopular views, ensuring self-governance thrives.

Who has the right, Congress or the President, to oversee federal agencies? ¿Quién tiene el derecho de supervisar a las agencias federales: el Congreso o el Presidente?

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The President has primary authority over executive agencies and their employees as head of the Executive Branch. Congress’s role is legislative - passing laws, conducting oversight, and controlling funding - while the President executes and manages day to day operations. This separation of powers prevents overreach and ensures accountability.

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The President has primary authority over executive agencies and their employees as head of the Executive Branch. Congress’s role is legislative - passing laws, conducting oversight, and controlling funding - while the President executes and manages day to day operations. This separation of powers prevents overreach and ensures accountability.

If documentary proof of US citizenship becomes necessary in order to register to vote, how would you help those citizens, especially women, who no longer have or don’t have easy and affordable access to documents to prove citizenship, such as certified birth and marriage certificates? Si se requiere prueba documental de ciudadanía estadounidense para registrarse para votar, ¿cómo ayudaría a esos ciudadanos, especialmente a las mujeres, que ya no tienen o no tienen acceso fácil y asequible a documentos que prueben su ciudadanía, como certificados de nacimiento o matrimonio certificados?

Candidate position

Only U.S. citizens should vote, and requiring proof of citizenship (via the SAVE Act) is a common-sense safeguard, not a barrier. Claims that millions - particularly women - lack easy, affordable access to documents are overstated and not reflective of reality. Americans routinely obtain birth, marriage, or naturalization records for passports, jobs, and other purposes; historical records for ancestors go back generations. States can implement reasonable assistance programs (e.g., mobile units, fee waivers) for any rare edge cases, but the focus must remain on election integrity, not weakening standards.

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Only U.S. citizens should vote, and requiring proof of citizenship (via the SAVE Act) is a common-sense safeguard, not a barrier. Claims that millions - particularly women - lack easy, affordable access to documents are overstated and not reflective of reality. Americans routinely obtain birth, marriage, or naturalization records for passports, jobs, and other purposes; historical records for ancestors go back generations. States can implement reasonable assistance programs (e.g., mobile units, fee waivers) for any rare edge cases, but the focus must remain on election integrity, not weakening standards.

What role do you believe the federal government should play in education at the pre-school level, K-12 level and higher education? ¿Qué papel cree que debería desempeñar el gobierno federal en la educación a nivel preescolar, educación K-12 (primaria y secundaria) y educación superior?

Candidate position

The federal government should have a limited role, primarily supporting parents through tax incentives and grants for early child care access, rather than directing programs. Education is best handled at the state and local levels, with parents as the primary decision-makers. For K-12 and higher ed, we should reduce bureaucracy, promote school choice, accountability, and workforce readiness while avoiding federal overreach into curricula or operations.

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The federal government should have a limited role, primarily supporting parents through tax incentives and grants for early child care access, rather than directing programs. Education is best handled at the state and local levels, with parents as the primary decision-makers. For K-12 and higher ed, we should reduce bureaucracy, promote school choice, accountability, and workforce readiness while avoiding federal overreach into curricula or operations.

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Campaign finance

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FEC candidate totals April 1, 2026 through June 30, 2026.

Total receipts
$62,126.49
Total disbursements
$15,573.40
Cash on hand
$46,553.09
Committee debt
$0.00
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Candidate ID: H6FL20143

Name: ANDERSEN, BRENT

Office: House

State: FL

District: FL20

Coverage start: 2026-04-01

Coverage end: 2026-06-30

Total receipts: $62126.49

Total disbursements: $15573.40

Cash on hand: $46553.09

Debts owed by committee: $0.00

Candidate contributions: $0.00

Loans made by candidate: $0.00

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  1. Election record

    Florida candidate detail — account 91278

    Florida Division of Elections

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  2. Campaign-finance record

    ANDERSEN, BRENT — candidate overview

    Federal Election Commission

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  3. Official campaign contact filing

    ANDERSEN FOR CONGRESS — current Statement of Organization

    Federal Election Commission

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  4. Official election candidate list

    Official candidate list — August 18, 2026 election

    County Supervisor of Elections

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  8. Direct candidate response

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