Proven Conservative
Endorsed by Gov. Ron DeSantis
Proven Track Record
Endorsed by Sheriff TK Waters
Proven Commitment
Endorsed By Congressman John Rutherford
“Jacksonville’s next mayor needs to believe in our city, in our people and in our potential. Daniel Davis is truly Jacksonville grown and he is ready to lead this great city. I know first-hand how important the partnership between our city’s mayor and our law enforcement community is in keeping our neighborhoods safe and full of opportunity, and I am confident Daniel will continue to honor those who serve and the sacrifices they make. He’s done it before and he will do it again,” Rutherford contended.”
Proven Leader
Endorsed by the Jacksonville Fraternal Order of Police
“We see around the nation what happens to cities when they have leadership that doesn’t back the men and women in law enforcement, and we are confident that he will always have the backs of law enforcement.”
Proven Community Servant
Endorsed by the Jacksonville Brotherhood of Firefighters
Jacksonville Grown
Like so many of you, I am Jacksonville Grown. I grew up on the westside the youngest of five. We didn’t have much, but we had food on the table and we had the things that mattered – we had faith. We had each other.
My dad was a pastor and growing up in church taught me the value of community. I learned that no one should go it alone, no one should go hungry, and no one should go without a warm place to lay their head. That is the definition of community.
My parents taught us the value of an honest day’s work. On Saturdays, the lawnmower was our alarm clock. We’d spend the day doing yard work and other jobs around the house. Our reward? Pizza at the end of the day and the pride of a job well-done.
As a teenager, I’d earn extra money building swimming pools and parking cars at the Omni Hotel. And one thing was obvious to me even then – anything is possible.
This isn’t just my story – it’s a story so many of us share. It’s the Jacksonville story and it’s what’s at stake in our next election.
The access to opportunities and the pathway to prosperity for all is what I am fighting to preserve for every Jacksonville kid. From the Westside, to the Northside, at our beaches, in Arlington and in every neighborhood across Jacksonville.
Conservative Values That Work
Keeping Us Safe
A proven Conservative record of standing up for public safety. Adding police to our streets and strengthening public safety programs.
Building Our Economy
Has fought to lower taxes, improve public education and bring thousands of new, good-paying jobs to Jacksonville.
Improving Our Infrastructure
Championed solutions for better roads, less traffic, and. improved drainage. Improved our transportation infrastructure so we can meet the needs of our growing city.
Putting Our Kids First
Improved public education, expanded after school programs and enhanced our parks and outdoor facilities.
Ready to Lead
Businessman
Daniel was executive director of the Northeast Florida Builders Association, Florida’s largest local membership trade association representing the building and construction industry for 14 years. For the last decade, as CEO of the JAX Chamber, he has served our business community – from our largest employers to the smallest mom and pops.
Public Servant
Daniel previously served on the Jacksonville City Council and was elected President of the Council in 2007 – the youngest person to serve in this capacity. He also served for four years in the State House of Representatives representing District 15, which encompasses parts of Duval County.
Community-Focused
Daniel serves on the board of several local and statewide organizations, including Enterprise Florida, Space Florida, the St. Johns River Water Management District, First Coast YMCA and the Monique Burr Foundation.
“We know that the ultimate crime fighter is a world class education, the dignity of a job and access to opportunity for everyone. I’ll take on our tough challenges and seize our biggest opportunities, because the hardworking people of Jacksonville deserve the same chance I had to succeed in this great city.”
Daniel Davis
