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Travis Moore brings a unique and valuable “behind-the-scenes” knowledge of the governmental process as a long-time senior legislative staffer. Having worked in both chambers of the Florida Legislature, he has a wealth of experience and relations upon which to draw. He served for three years as the Senior Legislative Assistant to a former Chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, also in the Florida House of Representatives for another three years as the Chief Aide to a Representative there. In these positions, Mr. Moore worked extensively with various committee staffs, state agencies and members of the Legislature to develop and implement numerous pieces of legislation, public policy and budgetary initiatives. He has testified before legislative committees and has broad experience in dealing with the press. Since entering the private sector in 2000, Mr. Moore has assisted numerous clients with passage of key legislation and public policy initiatives in addition to working on a number of local government-related projects.

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First Service Residential of Florida, Inc.

Travis Moore assists this largest residential property management firm in North America with all aspects of their

governmental affairs strategy. This includes: helping create and implement their extensive political action involvement;

working closely with the General Counsel to draft legislation pertaining to common interest ownership; monitoring, tracking,

and amending pass or stop legislation deemed pertinent to their business model and community association clientele.

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Florida Property Taxpayers Association

Travis works with FPTA to assure a fair and effective Value Adjustment Board process. This involves working with Property

Appraisers, with those representing taxpayers before VAB’s, and with those making up the VAB’s. Also involved are the

monitoring, tracking, and assisting with legislation impacting the VAB process, and working with the state’s Department of

Revenue.

Read message from Stanley H. Beck, Esq.

Community Associations Institute - Florida Legislative Alliance

Travis works with CAI-FLA on legislation pertaining to common interest ownership issues...condominiums, cooperatives,

homeowner associations, timeshares, and manufactured housing parks. This includes drafting legislation, analyzing

legislation, monitoring, tracking, passing or stopping legislation impacting those living and working in these communities.

He also works closely with the Department of Business & Professional Regulation regarding implementation, management

regulation, and budgetary matters inasmuch as they collect significant revenue to regulate associations (except HOA’s).

Read message from Louis R. Biron, AAI, Chairman

Defenders of Wildlife

Travis assists DOW with drafting, monitoring, tracking, and passing, amending, or stopping various pieces of legislation

pertaining to growth management, environmental permitting, and funding for conservation and state lands’ purchasing

programs such as Florida Forever, etc. He worked on DOW’s behalf with other conservation groups to secure passage of

Amendment 1 on the 2014 ballot.

Read message from Laurie Macdonald, Former Director, Florida Program

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November 8, 2016 I was pleased to receive a request from Travis Moore to serve as a reference for his potential subcontract work with the City of St Petersburg. I have known Travis since 2005 when, in my capacity as Florida Director for the national conservation organization Defenders of Wildlife, I hired him to serve as the independent contract lobbyist for our state program. Travis reported to me from 2005 through 2015.* Travis represents Defenders before the Florida legislature and is the primary governmental affairs liaison for Defenders in Tallahassee. He builds and maintains productive working relationships with legislators and their staff, government officials and personnel including the Governor’s office and agency representatives, colleague organizations, and the private sector. Defenders has occasion to also enlist his service and advice on matters not related to legislation. For instance, Travis assisted with Defenders’ advocacy for the adoption of Florida’s Water and Land Legacy Constitutional Amendment 1 which passed in 2014. I would like to point out some of Travis’s outstanding qualities that I believe enable him to provide such fine service to his clients. 1) Travis shows respect for and is able to build a rapport with individuals of all backgrounds and perspectives, such that, where I’ve seen some people ready to give up on another party, Travis is able to keep the conversation/ negotiation going and in fact, gain entrée where others have not. 2) Travis is a quick study who picks up information rapidly. Defenders’ advocacy work is based on science and solutions. I found that when we talked about the conservation principles behind our objectives he immediately understood how to incorporate this information into the current project, as well as retain it for future initiatives. 3) Travis stays extremely well informed about politics and news throughout the state, even at the local level. I hold great trust in his political knowledge and strategic counsel. I am pleased to recommend Travis’s services to you for the aforementioned reasons, and I have not yet even mentioned his irrepressible energy and humor. These are aspects of his character that all of us at Defenders appreciated and that help to keep hope high in difficult circumstances. If you would like further information I would be glad to have you contact me by phone, email, mail or text. Please see my signature block below. Sincerely, Laurie Macdonald Former Director, Florida Program, Defenders of Wildlife lauriewildwood@gmail.com 727-580-9585 103 Wildwood Lane SE, St Petersburg, FL 33705 * I no longer serve as the principal contact for Travis as I retired one year ago.

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from election day 11/08/2016

The general election has come to a close. The unofficial results of those races are below. The state will certify the

outcomes in the coming days.

PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS

Energy

-- A proposed constitutional amendment on solar power failed to reach the required 60 percent, The Miami Herald

called early.

Medical Marijuana

-- The proposed constitutional amendment on medical marijuana passed, The Associated Press

called early.

Real Estate

-- The proposed constitutional amendment on tax exemption for totally and permanently disabled first

responders and the proposed constitutional amendment on homestead tax exemption for senior, low-income, long-term

residents both passed, The Miami Herald called early.

FLORIDA HOUSE

District 001 -- Rep. Clay Ingram, R-Pensacola, beat NPA Bill Fetke, The Pensacola News Journal called early.

District 002 -- Republican Frank Whitedefeated Democrat Ray Guillory, The Pensacola News Journal called early.

District 004 -- Republican Mel Ponder won big over write-in Christopher Eugene Schwantz, The Northwest Florida Daily

News called early.

District 005 -- Rep. Brad Drake, R-Eucheeanna, drubbed NPA Jamey Westbrookwith 68 percent.

District 006 -- Rep. Jay Trumbull, R-Panama City, trumped write-in Jerry Wyche with 100 percent.

District 008 -- Democrat Ramon Alexander wiped the floor write-in Frantz Millien, getting 100 percent.

District 009 -- Democrat Loranne Ausleydispatched Republican Jim Messer with 56 percent.

District 010 -- Rep. Elizabeth Porter, R-Lake City, pounced on Democrat Jerry Bullard, winning with 64 percent.

District 011 -- Republican Cord Byrd over Walter Eugene Haynes, a write-in candidate, The Florida-Times Union called

early.

District 012 -- Republican Clay Yarborough over write-in Jerry Steckloff, The Florida-Times Union called early.

District 013 -- Democrat Tracie Davis defeated Republican Mark Griffin, The Florida-Times Union called early.

District 014 -- Democrat Kim Daniels won over Republican Christian Whitfield, The Florida-Times Union called early.

District 015 -- Rep. Jay Fant, R-Jacksonville, beat write-in Timothy Glidden, The Florida-Times Union called early.

District 016 -- Republican Jason Fischer over write-in George Doran, The Florida-Times Union called early.

District 018 -- Rep. Travis Cummings, R-Orange Park, ascended to Mount Olympus, defeating Libertarian Ken Willey with

82 percent.

District 019 -- Republican Bobby Payne pulverized Democrat Joe Snodgrass and write-ins Charles F.N. Lowe Jr. and

Thomas Sterling Mayerlen with 73 percent.

District 021 -- Republican Chuck Clemons conquered the seat over Democrat Marihelen Wheeler and write-in Ryan

Thomas Dyson with 54 percent.

District 023 -- Republican Stan McClain destroyed Democrat Rick Perry with 62 percent.

District 024 -- Rep. Paul Renner, R-Palm Coast, plowed over Democrat Adam Morley with 63 percent.

District 025 -- Republican Tom Leek took down Democrat Noel Cheryl Bickford with 63 percent.

District 026 -- Democrat Patrick Henry scraped by Republican Michael Cantu with 53 percent.

District 027 -- Rep. David Santiago, R-Deltona, swept Democrat Robert Mann with 59 percent.

District 028 -- Rep. Jason Brodeur, R-Sanford, walloped NPA Steve Edmonds with 64 percent.

District 030 -- Rep. Bob Cortes, R-Altamonte Springs, clung on to win with 53 percent over Democrat Ryan Yadav.

District 031 -- Rep. Jennifer Sullivan, R-Mount Dora, scampered past NPA Bob Rightmyer with 73 percent.

District 035 -- Rep. Blaise Ingoglia, R-Spring Hill, triumphed over Democrat Ramon Gutierrez with 62 percent.

District 036 -- Republican Amber Mariano upset Rep. Amanda Murphy, D-New Port Richey, with 50.54 percent.

District 039 -- Rep. Neil Combee, R-Polk City, clubbed Democrat Victor Sims with 62 percent.

District 040 -- Republican Colleen Burton bested Democrat Shandale Terrell with 59 percent.

District 041 -- Republican Sam Killebrew knocked over Democrat Bob Doyel with 53 percent.

District 042 -- Rep. Mike La Rosa, R-St. Cloud, routed Democrat Benny Valentin with 55 percent.

District 043 -- Rep. John Cortes, D-Kissimmee, incinerated write-in Gilbert Soule with 100 percent.

District 046 -- Rep. Bruce Antone, D-Orlando, annihilated write-in Treminasha Holmes with 100 percent.

District 047 -- Rep. Mike Miller, R-Winter Park, squeaked past Democrat Beth Turra with 53 percent.

District 048 -- Democrat Amy Mercado mauled NPA Gus Martinez with 80 percent.

District 049 -- Democrat Carlos Guillermo Smith soared past NPA Shea Silverman with 69 percent.

District 050 -- Rep. Rene “Coach P” Plasencia, R-Orlando, scored on Democrat Sean Ashby with 57 percent.

District 051 -- Rep. Tom Goodson, R-Titusville, got passed Democrat Mike Blake with 60 percent.

District 053 -- Republican Randy Fine captured the seat over Democrat David Kearns with 57 percent.

District 054 -- Republican Erin Grall vaporized write-in James Christian Bailey with 100 percent.

District 056 -- Rep. Ben Albritton, R-Wauchula, clobbered Democrat David Poulin with 65 percent.

District 058 -- Rep. Dan Raulerson, R-Plant City, ran past Democrat Jose Vazquez Figueroa with 58 percent.

District 059 -- Rep. Ross Spano, R-Dover, slipped by Democrat Rena Frazier with 54 percent.

District 060 -- Republican Jackie Toledo terminated Democrat David Singer with 57 percent.

District 063 -- Rep. Shawn Harrison, R-Tampa, squeaked past Democrat Lisa Montelione with 51 percent.

District 065 -- Rep. Chris Sprowls, R-Palm Harbor bests Democrat Bernie Fensterwald III, The Tampa Bay Times called

early.

District 066 -- Rep. Larry Ahern, R-Seminole, wins over Democrat Lorena Grizzle, The Tampa Bay Times called early.

District 067 -- Rep. Chris Latvala, R-Clearwater, over Democrat David Vogel, The Tampa Bay Times called early.

District 068 -- Democrat Ben Diamond beat Republican Joseph Bensmihen, The Tampa Bay Times called early.

District 069 -- Rep. Kathleen Peters, R-South Pasadena, beat Democrat Jennifer Webb, The Tampa Bay Times called

early.

District 070 -- Democrat Wengay Newton over Republican Cori Fournier, The Bradenton Herald called early.

District 072 -- Republican Alex Miller excelled over Democrat Edward James IIIwith 58.1 percent.

District 073 -- Republican Joe Gruters jumped over Democrat James Golden with 65.1 percent.

District 074 -- Rep. Julio Gonzalez, R-Venice, galloped to victory over Democrat Manny Lopez with 62.7 percent.

District 076 -- Rep. Ray Rodrigues, R-Estero, rolled over NPA Charles Messinawith 73.7 percent.

District 079 -- Rep. Matt Caldwell, R-Lehigh Acres, crushed Democrat John W. Scott and NPA Matt Miller with 51 percent.

District 080 -- Republican Byron Donalds decimated write-in candidate Anthony Joseph Cetrangelo Jr., receiving 100

percent of the vote.

District 082 -- Rep. MaryLynn Magar, R-Tequesta, beat Democrat Mary Higgins, The TC Palm called early.

District 083 -- Rep. Gayle Harrell, R-Stuart, grabbed 54.4 percent of the vote over Democrat Crystal Mills Lucas.

District 085 -- Republican Rick Roth beat Democrat Robert Simeone, The Palm Beach Post called early.

District 086 -- Democrat Matt Willhite over Republican Laurel Bennett, The Palm Beach Post called early.

District 090 -- Rep. Lori Berman, D-Lantana, beat Libertarian Artie Lurie, The Sun Sentinel called early.

District 091 -- Democrat Emily Slosberg seized 100 percent of the vote over write-in candidate Kelley Howell.

District 093 -- Rep. George Moraitis, R-Fort Lauderdale, defeated Democrat Ken Keechl, The Sun Sentinel called early.

District 103 -- Rep. Manny Diaz, R-Hialeah, beat Democrat Ivette Gonzalez Petkovich, The Sun Sentinel called early.

District 104 -- Rep. Richard Stark, D-Weston, over Republican Oscar Ganem, The Sun Sentinel called early.

District 105 -- Rep. Carlos Trujillo, R-Miami, over Democrat Patricio Morena, The Sun Sentinel called early.

District 106 -- Republican Bob Rommel obliterated write-in candidate Connor Maguire with 100 percent of the vote.

District 110 -- Rep. Jose Oliva, R-Miami Lakes, overtook Democrat Carlos A. Puentes Sr. with 55.5 percent.

District 111 -- Rep. Bryan Avila, R-Hialeah, eviscerated Democrat Sevi Miyar with 59 percent.

District 112 -- Democrat Nick Duran dunked on Republican Rosa Maria Palominowith 53.3 percent.

District 113 -- Rep. David Richardson, D-Miami Beach, dominated Republican Jonathan Parker with 64.6 percent of the

vote.

District 114 -- Democrat Daisy Baez beat Republican John Couriel with 51 percent.

District 115 -- Rep. Michael Bileca, R-Miami, clinched 53.7 percent of the vote over Democrat Jeffrey Solomon.

District 116 -- Rep. Jose Felix Diaz, R-Miami-Dade County, hammered Democrat Heath Rassner with 62.1 percent.

District 118 -- Democrat Robert Asencio ascended to victory over Republican David Rivera with just 50.06 percent.

District 119 -- Rep. Jeanette Nunez, R-Miami, knocked over Democrat Jeniffer Pinell with 57 percent.

District 120 -- Rep. Holly Raschein, R-Key Largo, over Democrat Daniel Horton, The Miami Herald called early.

FLORIDA SENATE

District 01 -- Rep. Doug Broxson, R-Midway, beat write-ins Aaron Erskine and Miriam Woods, The Northwest Florida Daily

News called early.

District 03 -- Sen. Bill Montford, D-Tallahassee, thrashed Republican Nancy Miller with 67 percent.

District 07 -- Sen. Travis Hutson, R-Palm Coast, trounced Democrat Curtis Ceballos with 64 percent.

District 08 -- Rep. Keith Perry, R-Gainesville, pulled out the win over Democrat Rod Smith with 53 percent.

District 11 -- Rep. Randolph Bracy, D-Orlando, bulldozed write-ins Joseph Harrisand Miranda Ratcliffe with 100 percent.

District 12 -- Rep. Dennis Baxley, R-Ocala, blasted write-in Elizabeth McNutt with 100 percent.

District 13 -- Democrat Linda Stewart handled Republican Dean Asher with 58 percent.

District 14 -- Sen. Dorothy Hukill, R-Port Orange, hammered NPA Richard Dembinsky with 68 percent.

District 15 -- Rep. Victor Torres, D-Orlando, beat Republican Peter Vivaldi with 59 percent.

District 16 -- Sen. Jack Latvala, R-Clearwater, won with 100 percent over write-in Katherine Perkins.

District 17 -- Rep. Debbie Mayfield, R-Vero Beach, trampled Democrat Amy Tidd and write-in Ronald Julian Thomas with

62 percent.

District 18 -- Rep. Dana Young, R-Tampa, eked past Democrat Bob Buesing and NPA candidates Joe Redner and

Sheldon Upthegrove 48 percent.

District 19 -- Rep. Darryl Rouson, D-St. Petersburg, won over Republican John "Mr. Manners" Houman, The Tampa Bay

Times called early.

District 22 -- Sen. Kelli Stargel, R-Lakeland, secured 53.5 percent of the vote over Democrat Debra Wright.

District 23 -- Rep. Greg Steube, R-Sarasota, stifled Democrat Frank Alcock with 58.8 percent of the vote.

District 25 -- Sen. Joe Negron, R-Stuart, bested Democrat Bruno Moore, The TC Palm called early.

District 27 -- Sen. Lizbeth Benacquisto, R-Fort Myers, bashed write-in candidate Dakota Austin Eads with 100 percent of

the vote.

District 28 -- Rep. Kathleen Passidomo, R-Naples, pulverized write-in candidate Raymond Mazzie with 100 percent.

District 30 -- Rep. Bobby Powell, D-Riviera Beach, bested Republican Ronald Berman and a write-in candidate, The Palm

Beach Post called early.

District 34 -- Democrat Gary Farmer over Republican Antoaneta Mihaylova Iotova, The Sun Sentinel called early.

District 36 -- Sen. Rene Garcia, R-Hialeah gained 55.1 percent over Democrat Anabella Grohoski Peralta.

District 37 -- Rep. Jose Javier Rodriguez, D-Miami, overcame Sen. Miguel Diaz de la Portilla, R-Coral Gables, with 48.8

percent.

District 38 -- Rep. Daphne Campbell, D-Miami, pummeled NPA candidate Phillip Brutus with 75.2 percent.

District 39 -- Sen. Anitere Flores, R-Miami, over Democrat Debbie Mucarsel-Powell, The Miami Herald called early.

District 40 -- Rep. Frank Artiles, R-Miami, attained 50.6 percent of the vote over Sen. Dwight Bullard, D-Miami.

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