Past Campaign
State House District 31
Primary election
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Candidate for Florida House of Representatives
Cocoa, FL
Daniel Cicirelli is a Democratic candidate for the Florida House of Representatives, District 31. Born and raised in Cocoa, Florida, he holds an associate degree from Eastern Florida State College. His professional background includes working as a Life Safety Systems Consultant in the fire alarm department, an electrical systems estimator, and as a small business owner doing handyman work. His campaign emphasizes his lifelong residency in Brevard County and commitment to the local community.
Daniel Cicirelli has a recorded position on two issues. Each is Civoren's summary of the campaign's own public material, with the source linked.
Cicirelli calls lowering the cost of living 'the single most important thing' he can do for the district. His levers include insurance reform (cutting homeowners premiums as much as 60 percent), fixing benefit cliffs, protecting the Sadowski affordable-housing trust fund, and Medicaid expansion.
“Lowering the cost of living is the single most important thing I can do for the people in this district. I will fight for, sponsor, and vote for any policy that puts money back in your pocket. ... Homeowners insurance premiums in Florida could fall as much as 60 percent with the right reforms, and that reduction feeds directly into cheaper mortgages, lower rent, and more affordable condo fees.”
thespacecoastrocket.comAs of August 2026
Cicirelli campaigns on reversing North Brevard's 'disappearing hospital' crisis. He supports expanding Medicaid, using HRSA loan-repayment and visa-waiver tools to recruit doctors and dentists, funding residency slots, and adding hospital beds, doctors, and ambulance capacity in the district.
“Access to care in our area is among the worst in the nation. Ambulance transit times are up. Healthcare outcomes are down. The new hospital being built on Merritt Island will help, but it will not solve the problem on its own. The issue is capacity: we need more beds, more doctors, and more ambulances. I will work with public regulators, private healthcare partners, and local advisory boards to expand healthcare access in our district as fast as possible.”
thespacecoastrocket.comAs of August 2026
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