Jordan Varnadore is the Republican candidate for Florida House District 71, bringing a marketing and family-business background to the November race.

His campaign biography describes him as a lifelong Palmetto resident and a graduate of Palmetto High School. He studied marketing and communications at the University of Mississippi and serves as vice president of marketing at GarrettRichard, a business he says he co-founded with his father.

Varnadore’s platform emphasizes parental involvement in education, support for law enforcement, gun rights and fewer regulations on businesses. He connects his small-business agenda to his own experience as an entrepreneur.

On education, he argues that parents should have a stronger voice in what their children learn. His campaign also presents protecting constitutional rights and individual liberty as central priorities.

The Florida Division of Elections lists Varnadore as qualified after winning the Republican primary. Democrat Ocean Fitts and no-party-affiliation candidate Joseph Hoolihan are also qualified for the general election.

This profile distinguishes Varnadore’s stated campaign priorities from legislative actions. His biographical details and policy positions are attributed to his campaign website.

Sources: Jordan Varnadore — campaign biography and platform (https://voteforvarnadore.com/); official election information (https://dos.elections.myflorida.com/candidates/CanList.asp?CountyCode=MAN&elecid=20261103-GEN).