Leslie Dougher
Republican politician who served as Chair of the Republican Party of Florida
About Leslie Dougher
Leslie Dougher was an American politician.
Leslie Dougher is an American business woman and Republican politician from Florida. Dougher served as Chairwoman of the Republican Party of Florida until 2015.
Education In 1997, Dougher earned a BS degree in Business Administration from Columbia College.
In 2010, Dougher became the Chairman of Government Affairs Chairman, Clay Chamber of Commerce.
Despite support from Florida governor Rick Scott, Dougher lost the chair seat of Republican Party of Florida and was defeated by Blaise Ingoglia in 2015. Dougher received only 40.54% of the votes.
In December 2018, Dougher was appointed to St. Johns River College Board of Directors. Dougher succeeded Denise Bramlitt. Dougher's term ends in May 2022.
Personal life Dougher's husband is Dan. Dougher has three children, a daughter and two step-children. Dougher and her family live in Green Cove Springs, Florida.
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