LaShonda "L.J." Holloway

2026 candidacies

• Florida U.S. House District 4

  Florida Democratic Party · state primary qualified

  Ballot status from Florida Department of State, Division of Elections

Prior service stated by the campaign

• Director, Office of Documents and Administrative Issuances, District of Columbia

  “serving as Director in the Office of Documents and Administrative Issuances in the District of Columbia” source

• Federal service career at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Washington D.C.

  “began her Federal service career at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in Washington D.C.” source

• Political appointee at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

  “L.J. returned to EPA as a political appointee” source

• Worked on Capitol Hill for Congresswoman Carrie Meek, Washington, D.C.

  “work on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C. for Congresswoman Carrie Meek” source

Biography, in the campaign's words

Quoted from the candidate's own campaign site. It is a self-description, not an independent account.

• “She then attended Howard University”

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• “she earned a Juris Doctorate”

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• “the founder of All About Healthcare Advocates”

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• “Edward Waters University (EWC) where she graduated magna cum laude”

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• “LaShonda is also the Managing Partner of ‘Holloway & Young,’ a Mediation and Arbitration firm.”

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• “named a Footsoldier for Justice by the Southern Christian Leadership Conference”

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Stated positions, in the campaign's words

Quoted from the candidate's own campaign site. These are statements the campaign publishes, not an assessment of a record.

• “full-time work should pay enough to cover food, housing, healthcare, and transportation”

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• “cut red tape, expand access to capital, and protect Main Street entrepreneurs”

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• “fully funding VA healthcare, expanding mental health and housing services”

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• “tax dollars are spent responsibly, and elected officials answer directly to the people”

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• “investing in American clean energy, strengthening domestic supply chains”

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• “Investing in strong public school education, skilled trades, and modern technology”

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• “lower premiums, lower prescription drug costs, expanding Medicare coverage”

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