Past Campaign
U.S. House District 22
Primary election
Past campaign details are available on the full race page.
Antonio Srado is not currently running for office on Civoren.
Antonio Srado's campaign has reported raising $328 and spending $328 to the Federal Election Commission.
Antonio "Tony" Srado is a husband, father, and Army National Guard veteran who describes himself as a real estate, business, and tech professional. He holds an MBA in Data Analytics from the University of South Florida and serves as a caretaker to a child with disabilities. His campaign focused on government accountability, disability services, affordability, and veterans' issues.
Antonio Srado has a recorded position on eight issues. Each is Civoren's summary of the campaign's own public material, with the source linked.
Srado supported policies to lower the cost of living - insurance, rent, groceries, and taxes - without growing government waste, while growing jobs and securing communities.
“Florida families are being crushed by rising insurance costs, rent, groceries, and taxes. I support policies that grow jobs, strengthen small businesses, secure our communities, and lower the cost of living without growing government waste.”
ballotpedia.orgAs of December 2025
Srado advocated for shorter wait times, affordable therapies, stronger school support, and accountability for disability funding, and proposed the voluntary, market-based L.I.A.M. with Friends Act to expand sensory accessibility for people with autism, PTSD, and sensory processing disorders.
“Parents of children with autism and disabilities are being ignored, overwhelmed, and pushed into years-long waitlists for care. I am running to fight for shorter wait times, affordable therapies, stronger school support, and real accountability for how disability funding is spent.”
ballotpedia.orgAs of December 2025
Srado campaigned on restoring accountability in Washington, judging government by results rather than rhetoric, responsible spending, and regularly sharing plain-language disclosure of what legislation costs taxpayers.
“I am a father, Army National Guard veteran, and business leader running to restore accountability in Washington and put families first. I believe government should be judged by results, not rhetoric. My campaign is focused on restoring trust, protecting taxpayers, and demanding real performance from federal agencies. I support responsible spending, ethical leadership, and policies that strengthen families, businesses, and communities.”
ballotpedia.orgAs of December 2025
Supports improving healthcare access, including stronger veterans health care.
“As a veteran, I also fight for stronger veterans health care, housing stability, job placement, and mental health support.”
Supports securing the border and making legal immigration work effectively for working families.
“fixing systems like disability and legal immigration so they actually work for families-without wasting taxpayer dollars or creating more chaos.”
Srado listed public safety and border security among his policy priorities, framing them as needing to move forward together with affordability and economic opportunity.
“What areas of public policy are you personally passionate about? Autism and disability services, cost of living and affordability, job creation and small business growth, public safety and border security, veterans' services, healthcare access, and government accountability.”
ballotpedia.orgAs of December 2025
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