Wellington, FL—Chris Mitchell, a conservative real-estate and finance executive, has filed to take on Liberal State Representative Katherine Waldron. Mitchell is a veterans advocate, local volunteer and supporter of the arts.
“Governor DeSantis’ leadership has helped make Florida prosperous and free. We need more State Representatives that will support and continue that fight. My opponent is part of the woke mob, voting in lockstep with partisan Democratic leadership 99% of the time—our citizens deserve better,” Mitchell said.
“I plan on bringing a business approach to government. People deserve to keep more of their hard-earned money. They deserve to feel safe in their homes and communities. They deserve common-sense solutions to quality- of-life crushing traffic and crumbling infrastructure. I plan on being the Representative that fights for those things and not some hyper partisan political agenda,” Mitchell concluded.
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Chris Mitchell Is a licensed banking executive who has helped secure financing for thousands of families throughout the country. His experience in Real Estate and Finance gives him unique perspective into how Florida Government can make Affordable and Workforce Housing a reality.
Chris is a passionate supporter of veterans and active-duty service members and is currently serving on the Board of Advisors to The Veterans Ranch, a national charity that aims to help Veterans suffering from PTSD through equine therapy.
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An amateur actor, Chris is an active supporter and volunteer of several area arts and cultural institutions. Chris Mitchell holds a Bachelor of Science from Cornell University and an master’s in business administration from Hult International Business School.
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