Jennifer Bradley seeks reelection to Florida Senate District 6

Jennifer Bradley, a Republican, is running for reelection to Florida State Senate District 6, which includes Clay County. The general election is Nov. 3, 2026.

Bradley was first elected to the seat in 2020, winning with nearly 75% of the vote against Democratic challenger Stacey L. Peters, according to Florida Politics. She succeeded her husband, Rob Bradley, who previously served in the Florida State Senate.

Two other candidates are in the race: Jason Bellamy-Fults, a Democrat, and Joseph Thornton of the American Solidarity Party, according to BallotReady.

Candidate information

Party: Republican
Office sought: Florida State Senate, District 6
Residence: Clay County, Florida
Birthplace: Tachikawa U.S. Air Base in Tokyo, Japan
Education: Bachelor's degree in criminology, University of Florida (1991); juris doctor, Florida State University (1995)
Religious affiliation: Christian
Current employment: Owner, Hibernia Property Management Inc.; business manager, Bradley, Garrison & Komando, P.A.

Bradley moved to Florida in 1988, according to her LobbyTools legislator profile. She was a member of the Florida State University College of Law Review in 1995, according to her campaign website. She is a member of the Florida Bar, according to her LobbyTools profile.

Experience and public service

Bradley has served in the Florida Senate since 2020. She chairs the Regulated Industries Committee, according to WMNF.

Before entering the Legislature, Bradley worked as a staff attorney at the Fourth Judicial Circuit, according to BallotReady.

Her community involvement includes serving as a board member and past chair of PACE Center for Girls Clay since 2014, according to her campaign website. She is also a member of the Federated Republican Women of Clay County and the American Conservative Union Foundation. She serves as a board member of Clay County Young Life, according to her LobbyTools profile.

Bradley has received several legislative recognitions, according to her LobbyTools profile:

Rotary Club of Orange Park Citizen of the Year (2020-2021)
Fraternal Order of Police Senator of the Year (2022)
Florida Sheriffs Association Legislative Champion Award (2024)
Florida League of Cities Legislative Appreciation Award (2021, 2022, 2024)

On the issues

Redistricting: Bradley voted against Gov. Ron DeSantis' mid-decade congressional redistricting map in the Senate Rules Committee. She said the map "rests on a legal theory that the Supreme Court has not even opined on or heard, that the Fair Districts Amendments would be entirely voided. I can't do it. It's just unconstitutional," according to the Florida Phoenix.