Past Campaign
State House District 12
Primary election
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Jacksonville City Council Member
Jacksonville, FL
Is this you? Claim this profileTerrance Freeman is a Republican member of the Jacksonville City Council, representing At-Large Group 1. Appointed by Governor Rick Scott in 2018, he was elected to a full term in 2019 and re-elected in 2023. Freeman previously played professional baseball and currently serves as the Senior Project Manager of Apprenticeship Programs at Miller Electric Company. He is a candidate for the Florida House of Representatives, District 12, in the 2026 election.
Terrance Freeman has a recorded position on seven issues. Each is Civoren's summary of the campaign's own public material, with the source linked.
Freeman supports cutting government waste and spending taxpayer dollars wisely, highlighting his work bringing Florida's Department of Government Efficiency to Jacksonville.
“Terrance partnered with Governor Ron DeSantis to bring Florida's Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) to Jacksonville - ensuring our tax dollars are spent wisely and with transparency.”
Freeman says he helped lead the charge on the Jacksonville City Council to prohibit tax dollars from going to illegal immigrants.
“He helped lead the charge to prohibit tax dollars from going to illegal immigrants.”
terrancefreeman.comAs of August 2026
Freeman champions workforce development through apprenticeships and skills training, citing his role as Senior Project Manager of Apprenticeship Programs at Miller Electric Company and the Jacksonville Upward Mobility Program (JUMP) he championed to connect working families with good-paying jobs.
“Today, Terrance serves as Senior Project Manager of Apprenticeship Programs at Miller Electric Company, where he leads workforce initiatives that are creating jobs, building careers, and strengthening Jacksonville's economy.”
terrancefreeman.comAs of August 2026
Freeman supports protecting parental rights in education.
“Freeman stated that his priorities in Tallahassee would include expanding apprenticeships and vocational training, protecting parental rights, and defending constitutional freedoms.”
Freeman lists public safety as a top issue and says he will always lead in supporting first responders, citing full funding for the Jacksonville Sheriff's Office and Jacksonville Fire and Rescue Department while on the City Council, and record funding to give them the necessary staff, tools and support to keep neighborhoods safe.
“3. Public Safety - Always will lead in supporting our first responders.”
news4jax.comAs of July 2026
Freeman lists jobs as a top issue and aims to boost small businesses by removing barriers that prevent them from growing.
“2. Jobs - Boosting small businesses and removing barriers that prevent them from growing”
news4jax.comAs of July 2026
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