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Nov. 3- Orlando Weekly Incumbent state Rep. Joy Goff-Marcil (D-Maitland) retains her seat in Florida House District 30, which covers parts of Orange and Seminole counties including Maitland, Casselberry and Altamonte Springs. 

FlaPol- November 3- Goff-Marcil did it again, winning reelection in House District 30 by defeating Cortes, 53% to 47% according to unofficial early returns.

Representative Joy Goff-Marcil’s family has created this fun, light-hearted video in support of her reelection. Make sure you tune in and enjoy. And don’t miss Joy’s Orlando Sentinel endorsement here. There are just so many reasons to “Keep Joy in ...

Voters in Seminole and Orange County’s District 30 state House race have the advantage of picking between candidates with legislative records, providing a clearer view of what they’re getting… {Joy’s opponent} wasn’t a bad representative while he was in office, ...

Orlando Sentinel— The suburban women of Seminole County may hold the keys to the White House and a slate of crucial state races. Women voters outnumber men by more than 26,000 and make up more than half of the electorate ...

Virtual Town Hall with Rep. Joy Goff-Marcil to discuss and address questions or concerns relating to Florida’s response to COVID-19, legislative updates, and current events. Join us Wednesday, October 7 at 1PM, w/ special guest, Stan Van Gundy. As coach, ...

WFTV Channel 9’s Greg Warmoth moderates a debate between Florida House District 30 candidates Incumbent Democrat Joy Goff-Marcil and Republican Bob Cortes. District 30 covers southern Seminole County and north-central Orange County. Watch Video Here.

Sept. 29— Yesterday, Central Florida leaders called out Governor DeSantis’ failed leadership on Florida’s broken unemployment system and COVID.  Representative Geraldine Thompson, HD-44; Representative Anna Eskamani, HD-47; Representative Jennifer Webb, HD-69; Representative Joy Goff-Marcil, HD-30 highlighted how the Republicans in ...

September 29- Orlando Sentinel The rematch of 2018 features two former city council or commission members… Read More…