Current office and Florida connection
Fentrice Driskell is the Minority Leader of the Florida House of Representatives for the 2024–2026 term and the elected representative for House District 67. The official House biography and member home page list her city of residence as Tampa and her occupation as attorney. Leadership Roles list Minority Leader (2024–2026). Legislative Service states that she was elected to the Florida House of Representatives in 2018 and reelected subsequently; that she served as Minority Leader for 2022–2024; and that she previously served as House Democratic Policy Chair for 2020–2022. S1S2
For ThisIsFlorida.us government-directory purposes, **she is recorded here as the current House Minority Leader and District 67 holder**. Any 2026 path toward the Florida Senate is noted only as a refresh item and must not convert this page into a Senate candidate or member-elect profile while she remains the House Minority Leader for this term.
Education and early public biography
The House biographical information records:
- **Education:** Harvard University, B.A., *cum laude*, Government, Citation in Spanish, with listed undergraduate activities including Undergraduate Council, KUUMBA Singers, and Women’s Leadership Project, 1997–2001; Georgetown University Law Center, J.D., with listed activities including Innocence Project, Student Bar Association, Moot Court, and American Constitution Society, 2001–2004.
- **Born:** March 3, Winter Haven, Florida.
- **Religious affiliation:** Protestant.
- **Recreational interests:** cooking, reading, spending time with family, travel.
Those lines are taken from the official House biography. This profile does not add unsourced private-family narrative. S1
Winter Haven (birthplace) and Tampa (city of residence / district base) together describe a Central and Tampa Bay Florida public footprint. District 67’s precise map should be confirmed from the House district maps linked on the member page when a seat map is needed. S2
Career before and alongside House service
Occupation on the House page is attorney. Secondary professional directories describe prior law-firm and judicial-clerkship work; those details are **not** elevated here above the official House occupation line unless and until they appear on flhouse.gov or another primary government résumé. Under-claiming avoids turning a government bio into a law-firm marketing page. S1
Minority Leader role and committee portfolio
As Minority Leader, Driskell leads the House Democratic caucus for the listed terms. The House Directory identifies the Minority Leader office at 316 The Capitol and lists Democratic officers (Leader Pro Tempore, Policy Chair, Floor Leader, and others) separately from the Minority Leader. Exact caucus-officer names can change; use the current Directory / member page for any live publish. S3
Current committee assignments shown on the member home page include:
- Budget Committee — **Democratic Ranking Member**
- Security & Threat Assessment Committee
Those placements put the Minority Leader in budget oversight and security-threat assessment work in addition to caucus leadership. Recheck assignments before publication. S2
Legislative service timeline
Official Legislative Service provides a clear public timeline without requiring campaign narratives:
1. Elected to the House in 2018; reelected subsequently.
2. House Democratic Policy Chair, 2020–2022.
3. Minority Leader, 2022–2024.
4. Minority Leader, 2024–2026.
That sequence is sufficient for a bipartisan directory card. Claims about historic “firsts” that appear in secondary political coverage are omitted here unless confirmed on an official House or Clerk publication during a later refresh. S1
How to use this page alongside seat pages
A person page answers who the officeholder is. A seat page answers which office exists and who currently holds it. For District 67, the person slug and seat slug proposed in the roster CSV should cross-link once staging begins, but neither page should be rewritten into campaign copy. When leadership titles change after Organization Session, update the seat link and leadership hub first; keep older person text as a dated record of the 2024–2026 House term.
Readers comparing Majority and Minority Leader pages should find the same structure: current title, district, education and public biography fields from flhouse.gov, committees, contacts, and a cautious election refresh note. Party labels identify caucus role; they are not editorial endorsements.
Selected public-record boundaries
This draft does not catalog every sponsored bill, every floor speech, or every caucus press statement. Those materials live on the House site, in session journals, and in contemporaneous reporting. For a factual directory, the verified Minority Leader title, District 67 identity, official education lines, and Capitol/district contacts are the durable core. Secondary descriptions of primary or general-election paths belong in the refresh note until a new oath of office changes the holder of record. S1S2
Official House photo albums may show Opening Day remarks and committee questioning. This offline pack does not host those images until the photo register clears rights. S2
Official contact and information
Contact information from House member / Directory materials:
- **Email:** Fentrice.Driskell@flhouse.gov
- **Capitol / Minority office:** 316 The Capitol, 402 South Monroe Street, Tallahassee, FL 32399-1300; member Capitol phone (850) 717-5067
- **District office:** Suite A, 13220 North 56th Street, Temple Terrace, FL 33617-1107; phone (813) 535-8580
- **Legislative aide / district aide (member page):** Zach Blair-Andrews; Paola RiveraFigueroa
Use official House contact routes for constituent correspondence. S2S3S4
Election refresh note (keep as House Minority Leader page)
Secondary election reporting and Ballotpedia’s Florida State Senate District 16 page describe a 2026 Democratic primary victory for Driskell in SD-16 (succeeding term-limited Sen. Darryl Rouson) and a canceled / unopposed general path. **Until she actually assumes a Senate seat, this Tier C leadership page must remain the House Minority Leader / District 67 holder entry.** Do not retitle the page as a senator. After Organization Session / oath for any new Senate term, create or link a separate Senate person/seat row; preserve this House leadership biography as historical for the 2024–2026 House term. S5
This profile was source-checked on October 29, 2026, for the offline ThisIsFlorida.us Florida Government pack. Draft-only until Bret **GO FLORIDA GOVERNMENT**. Portrait rights not cleared; do not host a photograph until the photo register allows it.