Todd Delmay

Todd Delmay is a small business owner and proven community advocate who understands what it takes to build a strong local economy and deliver real results for working families.

With more than 25 years of experience in the travel and hospitality industry, Todd has helped create jobs and support entrepreneurs across South Florida. He has served as an ex-officio board member of the Greater Hollywood Chamber of Commerce and as Broward County’s Area Director for Business Network International (BNI), where he worked directly with small business owners to help them grow and thrive. Now, Todd is running for State House to lower costs, expand housing affordability, and address the everyday challenges facing Florida families.

Todd’s values were shaped early on by his parents—his father, a union telecommunications worker, and his mother, who worked part-time to support their family. He worked his way through college, earned an MBA, and built his own business, giving him firsthand insight into how Florida’s economy succeeds when workers and small businesses are supported—not when profits are prioritized over people.

As a legislator, Todd will fight to lower property insurance rates, stop price gouging, protect Florida’s environment, and invest in public education. He supports fair pay for teachers, expanded vocational and technical training, Medicaid expansion, and allowing Florida to negotiate lower prescription drug prices. Todd is also committed to keeping Florida safe and inclusive by standing up to antisemitism, hate groups, and political extremism.

Todd is a strong defender of reproductive freedom and will never compromise on protecting abortion access in Florida.

As Executive Director of SAVE, Florida’s longest-running LGBTQ+ civil rights organization, Todd has led efforts to protect fundamental freedoms and fight discrimination statewide. In 2014, Todd and his husband, Jeff, were part of the lawsuit that won marriage equality in Florida. They live in Hollywood with their son, Blake.