About Hilary Holley
Hilary Holley was a politician.
Hilary W. Holley (born February 6, 1989) is an American Republican politician who has served in the Florida House of Representatives from the 51st district since March 2026. She worked as a legislative aide for state senator Denise Grimsley, an education coordinator for agriculture commissioner Adam H. Putnam, and for Florida Chief Financial Officer Jimmy Patronis.
Florida House of Representatives Holley ran in a March 2026 special election for Florida House of Representatives District 51 following incumbent Republican Josie Tomkow's resignation to run for State Senate. Holley was the only Republican to file and defeated the sole Democrat, Edwin Pérez, in the general election with 54.2% of the vote. Holley out-raised Pérez with $122,000 in donations and received nearly $134,000 in in-kind contributions while Pérez received over $13,000 in donations, loaned his campaign $2,000, and received $1,800 in in-kind contributions.
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