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Blaise Ingoglia
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Blaise Ingoglia

Chief Financial Officer

Chief financial officer; homebuilder; former mortgage broker

Source review: 2026-10-16
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Professional Background

Blaise Ingoglia worked as a mortgage broker and founded Hartland Homes before entering elected office. He represented House District 35 from 2014 to 2022 and Senate District 11 from 2022 to 2025. He also chaired the Republican Party of Florida from 2015 to 2019. As chief financial officer he leads the Department of Financial Services and also serves as state fire marshal and a Cabinet member.

Experience

  • Mortgage brokerage and founder of Hartland Homes
  • Florida House District 35, 2014–2022
  • Chair, Republican Party of Florida, 2015–2019
  • Florida Senate District 11, 2022–2025
  • Florida chief financial officer, state fire marshal and Cabinet member

Office & Authority

Chief state fiscal officer and Department of Financial Services head; also State Fire Marshal. Manages specified financial accounts, funds and enforcement responsibilities.

Portrait provenance is retained in the full profile.

Positions & Public Record

taxes

Local budget cuts and property-tax relief

Called on Miami-Dade to eliminate spending his office characterized as excessive and provide property-tax relief.

Excessive-spending characterization belongs to the CFO; it is not an independent audit conclusion adopted by this profile.

2026-06-11 · official agency release
immigration

Funding local immigration enforcement

Awarded local law-enforcement immigration grants and credited Trump and DeSantis for immigration-enforcement cooperation.

Evidence describes the statement or action on its date; it is not proof of an unchanged position on every related proposal.

2026-06-04 · official agency release
corporations

Stablecoin pilot

Backed legislation creating a Florida stablecoin pilot, describing it as modernization of state financial transactions and aligned with Trump’s digital-assets priorities.

At this release date the legislation had passed the Legislature; the announcement alone is not proof of gubernatorial signature or pilot results.

2026-03-11 · official agency release
education

Co-introduced disability-history instruction

Was a named co-introducer of SB 540, the disability-history and awareness curriculum proposal led by Collins.

This is co-introduction, not sole sponsorship. SB 540 was laid on the table and related HB 447 became law.

2025-04-28 · official legislative record
consumer-finance

Returning unclaimed property

Launched a statewide effort to help Floridians locate and claim abandoned funds held by the state.

Evidence describes the statement or action on its date; it is not proof of an unchanged position on every related proposal.

2026-09-15 · official agency release
housing

Insurance-claim assistance for storm victims

Opened a DFS insurance-assistance hub with insurer representatives and consumer-services staff to help storm victims navigate claims.

This documents a program opening, not verified individual claim outcomes or a complete insurance-market position.

2026-10-11 · official agency release

Follow the Money

Reporting period: 2025-08-22 – 2026-10-09.

Reported Receipts
$1,568,001.68
Reported Disbursements
$779,755.02
Loans
$0.00
Monetary Contributions
$1,568,001.68
In-Kind Contributions
$1,259,436.44

Figures belong to this account and reporting period. They are not lifetime funding or personal wealth. Receipts, in-kind contributions, loans and spending are separate measures.

Candidate committee receipts and independent expenditures are different money flows. Outside spending has not been comprehensively acquired. Missing records do not mean zero funding or no support. Contributor legal classifications are not inferred from a donor’s industry or political views.

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Sources & Further Records

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