Past Campaign
Florida State House District 2
Primary election
Past campaign details are available on the full race page.
Trei McMullen is not currently running for office on Civoren.
Dr. Trei McMullen is a U.S. Army combat veteran and paratrooper who served as a Military Police Officer and Counterintelligence Special Agent, finishing his military career with the 7th Special Forces Group (Airborne). He holds a Doctorate in Global Security and dual Master's degrees in Emergency Management and Homeland Security. After a service-related illness ended his military career, he spent eleven years building a security and technology company that created over 120 jobs across Florida. He ran as a Republican for Florida House District 2 and lost the Republican primary to Jon Fay on August 18, 2026.
Trei McMullen has a recorded position on 10 issues. Each is Civoren's summary of the campaign's own public material, with the source linked.
McMullen proposed expanding workforce opportunities, increasing attainable housing, reducing regulations that raise costs, and expanding access to the My Safe Florida Home and Hometown Heroes programs to make life more affordable.
“I support expanding workforce opportunities, increasing attainable housing, reducing unnecessary regulations that increase costs, connecting eligible homeowners with the My Safe Florida Home Program, helping teachers, veterans, first responders, and healthcare workers access the Florida Hometown Heroes Program, continuing to lower insurance costs through mitigation incentives and stronger fraud prevention, while also ensuring tort reform remains balanced for both businesses and homeowners.”
McMullen listed making state government more transparent and accountable among his top priorities, saying he wanted to be judged by results.
“If elected, my priorities are protecting our children, lowering the cost of living, supporting veterans and first responders, improving infrastructure, and making state government more transparent and accountable. I want to be judged by results, which is why I publicly released a 120 Day Contract outlining what I intend to accomplish.”
McMullen, who receives regular infusion treatments, campaigned for affordable, accessible healthcare that centers patients rather than bureaucracy.
“As someone who still sits in the infusion chair every few weeks, I know firsthand how broken and frustrating our healthcare system can be. I'll fight for affordable, accessible care that puts patients-not bureaucracy-at the center.”
McMullen campaigned for hurricane-resilient infrastructure and faster disaster recovery systems for the Panhandle.
“Florida's Panhandle knows the cost of hurricanes and natural disasters. I'll push for resilient infrastructure, faster recovery systems, and smarter investments so our communities can withstand the next storm and bounce back stronger.”
McMullen prioritized safe schools, strong academics, and career pathways from college to skilled trades.
“Every child deserves access to a world-class education that prepares them for the future. I'll prioritize safe schools, strong academics, and career pathways that open doors for every student, from college to skilled trades.”
McMullen committed to protecting parental rights as part of his school-focused agenda.
“I'm committed to strengthening our schools, cutting government red tape that slows families and small businesses, and protecting parental rights.”
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