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Florida CFO Patronis endorses Boyles for House District 3 special election

Republican businessman and former county commissioner Nathan Boyles receives endorsement from state CFO Jimmy Patronis ahead of April 1 special primary election for Florida House District 3.
Source: Okaloosa County

Florida Chief Financial Officer Jimmy Patronis endorsed Republican candidate Nathan Boyles on Thursday for the upcoming special primary election to fill the vacant House District 3 seat in the Florida House of Representatives.

  • “Nathan Boyles is ready to start taking out the trash in Tallahassee on day one. He is a businessman and a proven conservative that can deliver for President Trump and his America First agenda by standing up to special interests,” Patronis said. “Electing Nathan Boyles means the Panhandle will have an America First fighter representing us.”

Boyles, a small business owner and former Okaloosa County Commissioner, expressed gratitude for the endorsement.

“It’s servant leaders like CFO Patronis who have fought tirelessly for President Trump’s Make America Great Again agenda and I couldn’t be more thankful for his endorsement,” Boyles said. “I’m running for the Florida House to continue fighting for the MAGA agenda and I will help President Trump secure our border, grow our economy, and support our great military and veterans.”

  • The special primary election is scheduled for April 1.

Boyles founded and operated The Main Street Land Title Company until 2019. He currently runs Adams Sanitation, which he has grown from two trucks and two full-time employees to more than 40 trucks and 112 employees serving nearly 30,000 families and businesses in Northwest Florida.

In addition to serving on the County Commission, Boyles has chaired the Okaloosa Library Cooperative, the Okaloosa Walton Transportation Planning Organization and the Crestview Community Redevelopment Agency.

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