Mike Beltran

Professional Background

Mike Beltran is an attorney and former Florida House member, first elected in 2018 and serving for six years. The official House biography documents his legal education, judicial-nominating commission service and federal judicial clerkship. He later returned to private practice before running for Congress in 2026.

Experience

• Florida House of Representatives, 2018–2024
• Commissioner on judicial-nominating commissions for the Thirteenth Judicial Circuit and Fifth District Court of Appeal
• Federal district-court law clerk
• Private legal practice

Education

• University of Pennsylvania, B.A., magna cum laude, 2005; honors in International Relations
• Harvard Law School, J.D., 2008

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Follow the Money

Reporting period: 2026-04-01 – 2026-09-30.

Reported Receipts

$2,583,857.23

Cash on Hand

$1,836,950.78

Reported Disbursements

$746,906.45

Loans

$2,014,000.00

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