Office and district
Jason Brodeur is the Republican senator for District 10 and President Pro Tempore of the Florida Senate for the 2024–2026 legislative term. The official Senate directory identifies him as President Pro Tempore and shows District 10 covering Seminole County and part of Orange County. The district office listed by the Senate is in Lake Mary; his Tallahassee office is in the Senate Building. The district boundaries describe the area he represents, while his leadership title describes an additional role within the chamber. S1 S2
The Senate profile records Brodeur’s election to the Senate in 2020 and reelection afterward, following service in the Florida House from 2010 through 2018. It lists him among the senators serving during 2024–2026. These are the official dates used here to distinguish his prior legislative service from his current Senate role. The page does not establish exact calendar dates for the beginning and end of his current term, so those cells remain blank pending verification rather than being estimated. S1
Florida background and education
Brodeur was born in Daytona Beach, Florida. His official biography lists him as a healthcare consultant and records three degrees: a Bachelor of Science in Food and Resource Economics from the University of Florida in 1997, a Master of Business Administration from the same university in 2003, and a Master of Public Health from Dartmouth College in 2022. The Senate profile also records student involvement at the University of Florida, including Florida Blue Key, service as a College of Agriculture Honor Court Justice and membership in Theta Chi. This public record supplies an educational timeline and civic background without implying that a degree or student affiliation determines a later policy position. S1
The combination of training in resource economics, business and public health is part of his documented education. The Senate page does not give a full account of his employment history as a consultant or identify clients, so this biography limits the description to the occupation the official legislature publishes. It avoids adding claims about private work or inferring how his education shaped his votes. S1
Legislative and public service
Brodeur’s legislative service began in the Florida House, where the Senate biography lists him from 2010 to 2018. He later won election to the Senate in 2020. This sequence places his work in both chambers, but committee responsibilities and the powers of each office differ. His current Senate service is identified for the 2024–2026 term, and the member page identifies his leadership position as President Pro Tempore. S1
The official Senate profile lists his 2024–2026 assignments as chair of the Appropriations Committee on Agriculture, Environment, and General Government, as well as membership in Appropriations, the Appropriations Committee on Health and Human Services, Governmental Oversight and Accountability, and Regulated Industries. Those assignments place him in both budget review and subject-area committees. A committee assignment establishes where a senator serves; it does not by itself show how the senator voted on a particular proposal. Specific positions should be tied to bill records, votes or official statements. S1
His other listed public service includes the Government Technology Modernization Council beginning in 2024, the Governor’s Government Efficiency Task Force during 2015–2016 and again from 2023, and the Governor’s Task Force on Citizen Safety and Protection from 2012–2014. Earlier roles listed by the Senate include the 18th Circuit Judicial Nominating Committee, Seminole County Planning and Zoning Commission, the City of Sanford Charter Review Committee and the Medicaid Pharmaceutical and Therapeutics Committee. These assignments span state and local bodies and are reported with the dates supplied by the official profile. S1
Community affiliations and recognition
The Senate biography lists Brodeur’s chairmanship of the Gator Caucus for 2024–2026, his University of Florida Alumni Association board service from 2016 to 2022, and continuing involvement with the Galileo School for Gifted Learning. It also records earlier service with Community Based Care of Seminole and as a mentor in the University of Florida Warrington College of Business. The listed civic affiliations include the Sanford Rotary Club. These entries provide evidence of organizational ties, but they should not be read as endorsements by the organizations. S1
The profile records recognition from organizations working in areas such as children’s services, mental health, agriculture, business and community development. Examples include a 2025 Florida Thoroughbred Champion distinction from the Florida Thoroughbred Breeders’ and Owners’ Association, a 2024 Golden Eagle Honoree designation from the Boy Scouts of America, and 2024 recognition from the National Association of Benefits and Insurance Professionals. Earlier honors listed include awards from the Florida Network, IMPOWER, Florida Farm Bureau, Orlando Economic Partnership, Healthy Families Florida, the Epilepsy Foundation, Children’s Home Society and Florida Coalition for Children. These are descriptions of the recognitions attributed to their named organizations, not independent assessments of legislative outcomes. S1
Current status and scope
As of 2026-10-28, the Senate’s 2024–2026 directory lists the member as serving. Florida’s general election is scheduled for November 3, 2026. Recheck current officeholder status and leadership selection after that election and at the start of the next legislative term. Exact calendar term dates were not verified in the sources used for this draft. No election result is assumed.
The available official profile also names his spouse and describes his interests as outdoors activities, travel and reading. Family information is included only to the limited extent already made public by the Legislature. The biography does not add private details. It is a sourced profile of public roles, education, affiliations and current committee work, not a policy scorecard. S1
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