Your paycheck should go further.
Your voice should be heard.
“I'm Nik Dean. A Central Floridian for more than 20 years, husband, father, and lawyer running to lower the cost of living, expand access to childcare and healthcare, fully fund our education system, and give Seminole County the practical representation it's earned.”
Chip in to elect Nik.
MEET NIK
Nik is a husband, father, lawyer, and Central Floridian of more than 20 years, who will fight to make sure people's interests are heard and protected.
He grew up in Central Florida, went to Tufts University where he played Tight End on the football team, and earned his degree in Philosophy and Political Science before coming back to Florida to attend the University of Miami School of Law. While in law school, he volunteered at the Health Rights Clinic, helping unhoused neighbors and disabled veterans access their Social Security benefits.
Today, Nik lives in Maitland with his wife and their young son. He's running for the Florida House because he believes government should work for the people it serves, starting with the working families and seniors of Seminole County.
Priorities
Five things Nik will work on every day in Tallahassee.
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Groceries, gas, insurance, housing, and everyday costs are outpacing wages. Nik will fight to bring real relief to Seminole County families and hold the line on the fees and taxes that squeeze the workers and seniors.
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A stronger middle class is good for everyone, including the small businesses and employers that make our economy work. Nik will support policies that reward the people creating good paying jobs here at home.
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Seminole County voters have made their position clear, twice. Nik will stand with them against the greedy developers and overreach from politicians in Tallahassee that threatens the character of the place we call home.
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For too many families, childcare costs as much as housing. Nik will push for real solutions that give working parents a fair shot.
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Healthcare shouldn't bankrupt families or push seniors to skip medications. Nik will fight for a transparent, patient-centered system that ensures every hardworking Floridian and senior gets the high-quality, affordable care that they need.
GET INVOLVED
This race will be won at the doors and on the phones.
Seminole County flipped by inches last cycle. With eight weeks to go, every hour counts. Knock doors, make calls, host a house party, or help us reach your neighbors online. Tell us how you want to help and we'll be in touch this week.